Packet is the bare metal automation cloud platform under Equinix (now Equinix Metal), providing fully automated single-tenant dedicated servers via API in minutes, leveraging the Equinix global data center network with NVIDIA GPU instances for HPC, AI training, and physical isolation workloads.
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Rackspace is a leading managed cloud services provider founded in San Antonio, US in 1998, known for Fanatical Experience support and multi-cloud management, offering cloud migration, multi-cloud management, security, and compliance, with OpenStack-based public, private, and hybrid cloud plus management of AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
RamNode was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in the United States. It is a US cloud server provider known for high-performance NVMe SSD VPS, with datacenters in Seattle, Atlanta, and New York. VPS starts at $4.50/month with 1 Gbps ports and DDoS protection, backed by fast-response customer support.
STACKIT is a German cloud infrastructure provider built collaboratively by German banks and insurance companies, offering cloud services that meet strict financial-industry compliance requirements, including cloud servers, managed Kubernetes, and object storage.
StackPath Edge is a US edge computing cloud platform providing virtual machines, containers, and serverless scripts at global edge nodes, suitable for low-latency processing and IoT scenarios.
Wasabi provides object storage under the hot cloud storage concept, with no egress or API request fees at about 1/5 the cost of AWS S3, fully S3 API compatible, suitable for backup, archival, video storage, and data lakes.
AA Panel (aapanel.com) is a free server management panel from China that helps administrators easily manage servers, websites, and applications through a web interface, with integrated website, database, email, FTP, and SSL management.
BlueOnyx is an Italian open-source server management panel that is free with no license fees, running on AlmaLinux/RHEL with built-in email, DNS, virtual hosting, and API.
CapRover is a free, self-hosted PaaS under the Apache 2.0 license, built on Docker and nginx, with about 10 minutes to first deployment and support for Node.js, Python, PHP, and more — ideal for developers who want to host their own apps.
CentOS Web Panel (now Control Web Panel) is a free open-source server control panel running on 10,000+ dedicated servers and VPS, with an Apache/Nginx/mail stack and Mod Security protection for small teams managing CentOS/AlmaLinux hosts.
CloudPanel is a free open-source server control panel from Berlin, Germany, with 250,000+ server installations worldwide, running on as little as 1 core and 2GB RAM, built on a lightweight NGINX/PHP-FPM stack with one-click WordPress deployment and free SSL.
Cloudron is an open-source self-hosted PaaS built on Docker and developed by Cloudron UG in Germany, with one-click app installs and auto-updates, a built-in mail server and SSO; the free plan supports 2 apps and Pro costs €15/month, ideal for individuals and teams that value data ownership.
Coolify is an open-source self-hosted PaaS from the Hungarian team coolLabs that deploys apps and databases with one click; 491,197+ self-hosted instances run 280+ one-click services.
Created by Jeff Lindsay in 2013, Dokku is an open-source (MIT) mini PaaS built on Docker, known for git push one-click deployment and Heroku Buildpacks compatibility, ideal for self-hosted single-server application platforms.
EaglePanel is a free, open-source, lightweight server control panel built on OpenResty, offering one-click website creation, Let's Encrypt SSL, and a basic WAF with low resource usage for individuals and small teams doing lightweight hosting.
Enhance is a next-generation cloud-native hosting control panel built by the cPanel founding team, using a Kubernetes microservices architecture to manage multiple servers, websites, email, and DNS, with a built-in free cPanel migration tool.
Founded in 2017 in the US, GridPane is a WordPress hosting platform hosting 120,000+ WordPress websites, built on your own VPS with a high-performance stack, white-label support, and free migrations for agencies and developers.
i-MSCP is a free, open-source hosting control panel led by French developers, letting one panel manage web, mail, DNS and database servers with PHP 5.6 to 8.x support. With no license fees, it suits budget-conscious small hosters and self-hosted environments.
InterWorx is a US-developed commercial server control panel offering the NodeWorx admin and SiteWorx user interfaces, with PHP 5.6 to 8.2 support, Nginx/Apache dual engines and free Let's Encrypt SSL. Lightweight and high-performance, it suits cost-conscious small hosters.
ISPmanager is the Linux server management panel by Russia's ISPsystem, providing integrated website, email, DNS, database, SSL, firewall, and billing management via a web interface, simplifying shared hosting and server management for hosting providers and enterprise IT.
KeyHelp is an open-source server control panel developed by German hosting provider Keyweb AG, free in the base version and EUR 9/month for Pro, supporting Ubuntu/Debian, 15+ languages and unlimited domains as a low-cost cPanel/Plesk alternative.
Kloxo is a free, open-source (AGPL v3) hosting control panel, formerly Lxadmin, installing on RHEL 8/9-family systems with about 130 one-click apps and switchable Apache/lighttpd and BIND/djbdns stacks, suited to budget virtual hosting.
Moodle Hosting is the official Moodle learning management system (LMS) hosting service, created in 2002 by the Moodle team in Perth, Australia, serving over 300 million users, with MoodleCloud offering a free trial and usage-based managed plans.
Moss is a cloud server management platform from German developers (moss.sh), known for its minimal workflow, letting PHP developers deploy applications with one click and manage multiple cloud servers with built-in monitoring and alerts.