Everything in the panel
Included on every game server, at no extra cost and with nothing to set up.
Watch your server's output in real time and send commands straight from the browser.
Set backups to run on their own and restore any of them in a couple of clicks.
Automate restarts, backups and commands on whatever schedule suits your server.
Edit configs and scripts right in the browser, with syntax highlighting and no round trip to your desktop.
Drag in a whole folder and it uploads as it sits on your machine — nested directories and all.
Modpacks and world saves upload in chunks, and pick up where they stopped if the connection drops.
Paste a link and the server fetches it directly, at datacenter speed rather than yours.
Prefer your own client? Connect over SFTP and work the way you already do.
Upload it, or let the server fetch it
World saves and modpacks are measured in gigabytes, and a home upload can make an evening of it. Whichever route suits the file, the panel is built for transfers that size — nothing to zip up first, and nothing lost when the connection drops.
Paste a link to a modpack, plugin or world and the server fetches it itself, over a datacenter connection rather than your home upload.
Transfers go up in chunks, so a dropped connection or a closed laptop picks up where it stopped instead of starting the 4 GiB again.
Drag a directory in and it lands exactly as it sits on your machine, nested folders and all — no zipping first, no flattening.
Credentials are in the panel. Connect with FileZilla, WinSCP or anything else and work the way you already do.
Fast, clear, and out of your way
Most trips to a control panel happen in a hurry — a mod to swap before everyone logs on, a restart to squeeze in first. It's built for that moment: quick to load, plain to read, and showing what your server is doing without being asked.
Dark, uncluttered and sized to be read, rather than a wall of tables inherited from 2011. It works properly on a phone too, so a server can be sorted from wherever you are.
Screens open straight away and actions apply as you click them, with no full page reload between them. A restart takes as long as your server takes, not the panel.
Game port, query port, web address — each one listed, labelled and a click from your clipboard, rather than left in a config file for you to work out.
Games and apps with a web interface are put behind a reverse proxy automatically, on their own subdomain with the certificate already issued. No port hanging off the URL, and nothing to set up before you open it.
A console that behaves like a terminal
When a server misbehaves, the answer is usually already on screen — a few thousand lines back, in the part nobody scrolls to. So the console is built to be read, not just watched.
Ctrl+F searches every line the console is holding, not just the ones on screen, with a running match count and next/previous. Your browser's own find can only see the visible lines.
Press up for the commands you ran before, kept per server and still there after a reload — not wiped the moment the tab closes.
CPU, memory, disk and network as live graphs of the last minute, scaled to your plan's limit, so half your allowance looks like half.
Open the file manager, edit a config, check on a backup — the console holds its connection the whole time, so coming back picks the live stream straight back up instead of negotiating a new one.
Share the server, not your password
The moment more than one person runs a server, someone else needs the console at two in the morning. Handing over your own login is the usual answer and a poor one: you can't limit what it reaches, and afterwards there's no telling who did what.
Add a moderator and they sign in as themselves, with access to this one server and nothing else on your account. Take it away again just as quickly.
Console, files, backups, databases, schedules — every permission is grouped into labelled sections with a sentence explaining what it lets someone do, rather than a wall of raw names.
Server started, command sent, backup restored, file changed over SFTP — each entry logged in plain English with the person, the time and the IP it came from, and expandable for the detail.
Two-step verification with recovery codes, SSH keys for SFTP and API keys you can pin to set IP addresses. Each user's two-step status shows on their card, so you can see who's covered.
Frequently asked
Is the control panel included, or is it an add-on?
It's included with every game server at no extra cost. There's nothing to install or enable — your server appears in the panel as soon as it's deployed.
Do I need to be technical to run a server?
No. The console, file editor, uploads, backups and scheduled tasks all work from the browser — there's no shell to learn and nothing to install on your machine. If you'd rather handle files with an SFTP client, you can, but nothing requires it.
Can I use my own FTP client instead of the browser?
Yes. Connect over SFTP with FileZilla, WinSCP or anything else you already use — your SFTP details are in the panel, and you can add an SSH key to your account to authenticate with instead of your password.
Can I give someone access without sharing my password?
Yes. Invite them by email as a sub-user and they get their own login, limited to that one server and to the permissions you tick. You can change or remove their access at any time.
Can I see what other people have done to my server?
Yes. The activity log records who did what, when, and from which IP address — server restarts, commands sent, backups restored, files changed over SFTP — for both your account and each server.
Do I get a MySQL database?
On the services that include them, yes — you create one from the panel and it generates the credentials for you, with a connection string ready to copy and one-click password rotation. Whether databases are included, and how many you can create, depends on the service and plan; the panel shows your allowance.
Does the panel work on a phone?
Yes. The whole panel works on a phone, including the console — so you can restart a server or run a command without needing to be at a desk.
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