Multicraft vs Shulkr

Multicraft

Figure	Multicraft	Shulkr
Price from	$1.62/mo	Free
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Free trial	—	—
Open source	—	—
Web	Yes	Yes
Windows	Yes	—
Linux	Yes	Yes
API	Yes	—
Self-hosted	Yes	Yes
Plans published	16	1
Spec score · Minecraft Server Control Panels	8.9 (#1)	7.9 (#11)
Automation	Scheduled tasks can perform backups, world saves, restarts, in-game messages and other commands.	Scheduled tasks automate restarts, backups and custom commands.
Core features	The feature list includes a plugin manager, database provisioning, FTP server and client, automated backups, scripting options, live logs, scheduled tasks, and automatic restart on crash.	The panel includes a real-time console, browser file manager, plugin management, scheduled tasks, monitoring, multi-user permissions, backups, custom domains, firewall rules and SFTP access.
Purpose	Multicraft is software for hosting and managing your own gameservers, and the company says it does not host gameservers.	Shulkr is an open-source management panel for Minecraft servers.
Security	Security guidance recommends restricting API, superuser, and daemon access, running daemons in multiuser mode, separating panel and daemon databases, and keeping installations updated.	Shulkr provides built-in iptables firewall rules and automatic HTTPS through Let's Encrypt.
Support	Technical assistance is available only to paid license customers, and Multicraft does not provide support for free installations.	The project welcomes contributions and accepts bug reports through GitHub issues.

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