Since it's for clients, stick to direct admin or cPanel (or Vista panel). You need to consider the marketing value as well. If I see a panel I do not recognize, there is a high chance I would not buy it.
With all due respect to cPanel, my patience is breaking. Every year the same desire for more and more of my money. So I am starting the migration to ispmanager. In my opinion it is the best alternative with the similar functionality but for a much lower price.
I don't believe in free panels. Only cheese in a mousetrap can be free.
Well for cPanel the currently and best paid control panel is DirectAdmin.
It is solid and receives updates, fixes and improvements. Is a good alternative and solution for who looks for solid, reliable and paid control panel.
For free take a look in Keyhelp, CloudPanel, Fastpanel.
DirectAdmin can be a strong alternative to cPanel, but it depends on your specific needs. Ultimately, the "best" alternative depends on your priorities. If budget and ease of use are primary concerns, DirectAdmin is a strong contender. If you require a wider range of features and customization options, cPanel might be a better fit.
@Diwakar said:
DirectAdmin can be a strong alternative to cPanel, but it depends on your specific needs. Ultimately, the "best" alternative depends on your priorities. If budget and ease of use are primary concerns, DirectAdmin is a strong contender. If you require a wider range of features and customization options, cPanel might be a better fit.
@Diwakar said:
DirectAdmin can be a strong alternative to cPanel, but it depends on your specific needs. Ultimately, the "best" alternative depends on your priorities. If budget and ease of use are primary concerns, DirectAdmin is a strong contender. If you require a wider range of features and customization options, cPanel might be a better fit.
@cnencc said:
What are some free and easy to use control panels?
Fastpanel, it's really impressive for a free panel and has web, dns, ftp and mail. If you only want web CloudPanel is not bad.
I would love to be able to say Hestia but it's 2024 and they still do not support ipv6, so that project is dead.
It's actually being reborn: the devs at MyVestaCP have taken over the work from VestaCP and development restarted in February. We should have some news from them very soon.
@cnencc said:
What are some free and easy to use control panels?
Fastpanel, it's really impressive for a free panel and has web, dns, ftp and mail. If you only want web CloudPanel is not bad.
I would love to be able to say Hestia but it's 2024 and they still do not support ipv6, so that project is dead.
It's actually being reborn: the devs at MyVestaCP have taken over the work from VestaCP and development restarted in February. We should have some news from them very soon.
That's nice, but I said Hestia, not Vesta. Only thing I know about Vesta is that they were plagued with a lot of security issues and the guy running it didn't seem to care. Never tried MyVesta but hopefully they can get something good out of it.
Hestia on the other hand is actually a really good panel, but since it doesn't support ipv6 it's unfortunately useless today.
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Fastpanel is awesome.
Prices :- 18$ for Unlimited
[ They don't have too big team to add features on time, prices are really high and lack of features ]
This one looks good
Someone probably said it but Plesk just Plesk
I love Plesk it's just MMMM good haha!
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Since it's for clients, stick to direct admin or cPanel (or Vista panel). You need to consider the marketing value as well. If I see a panel I do not recognize, there is a high chance I would not buy it.
Websites have ads, I have ad-blocker.
I had try cyberpanel, cloudpanel, myvestaCP.
At the end, I choose docker+ caddy.😶
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Plesk and DirectAdmin.
is that working well for you?
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With all due respect to cPanel, my patience is breaking. Every year the same desire for more and more of my money. So I am starting the migration to ispmanager. In my opinion it is the best alternative with the similar functionality but for a much lower price.
I don't believe in free panels. Only cheese in a mousetrap can be free.
Keyhelp or Enhance.
I really like cyberpanel it's pretty good.
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you are right but cyberpanel is free
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What are some free and easy to use control panels?
With dashboard: CloudPanel (Nginx), CyberPanel (LiteSpeed - OLS). Both are pretty easy, they just require a bit of a learning curve.
CLI based: WordOps, Webinoly, both Nginx.
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Well for cPanel the currently and best paid control panel is DirectAdmin.
It is solid and receives updates, fixes and improvements. Is a good alternative and solution for who looks for solid, reliable and paid control panel.
For free take a look in Keyhelp, CloudPanel, Fastpanel.
DirectAdmin can be a strong alternative to cPanel, but it depends on your specific needs. Ultimately, the "best" alternative depends on your priorities. If budget and ease of use are primary concerns, DirectAdmin is a strong contender. If you require a wider range of features and customization options, cPanel might be a better fit.
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I vote for Webinoly. I also use DirectAdmin to sell shared hosting service.
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Fastpanel, it's really impressive for a free panel and has web, dns, ftp and mail. If you only want web CloudPanel is not bad.
I would love to be able to say Hestia but it's 2024 and they still do not support ipv6, so that project is dead.
It's actually being reborn: the devs at MyVestaCP have taken over the work from VestaCP and development restarted in February. We should have some news from them very soon.
That's nice, but I said Hestia, not Vesta. Only thing I know about Vesta is that they were plagued with a lot of security issues and the guy running it didn't seem to care. Never tried MyVesta but hopefully they can get something good out of it.
Hestia on the other hand is actually a really good panel, but since it doesn't support ipv6 it's unfortunately useless today.
Why has ApisCP not been mentioned? Seems like a decent product, well maintained with security audits by Rack911.
https://apiscp.com/
Thoughts?