Laravel Forge is the official Laravel server deployment and management platform, hosting 970000 servers with 56.9M deployments, with flat-rate plans from $12/mo and instant Laravel VPS provisioning.
Cockpit is the Red Hat-led open-source Linux server web management console, letting you handle system monitoring, Podman container management, LVM storage management, and user configuration from a browser, free and open source, ideal for Linux server administrators and cloud server ops.
WebConfig is a free open-source web server configuration management panel offering graphical management of Apache and Nginx, SSL certificates, and website configuration across major Linux distributions for budget-conscious webmasters and SMBs.
Usermin is the open-source end-user interface from the Webmin team, served on port 20000, managing email, files, and passwords without IMAP/POP3, with low resource usage for lightweight self-service panels.
ServerPilot is a US-based PHP server management platform that lets you manage servers at any cloud provider, including DigitalOcean, Linode, Vultr, AWS, and Google Cloud, with automatic security updates, free SSL, and resource monitoring starting at $5/server per month.
RunCloud, founded in 2016 in Malaysia, is a PHP-focused cloud server management panel supporting one-click connection to 10+ cloud platforms including DigitalOcean and AWS, with a free plan for 1 server and paid plans from about $12.5/month per server for WordPress and Laravel developers.
Ploi is a cloud server management panel for PHP and Laravel developers, supporting one-click deployment across 10+ cloud platforms from EUR 8/month with a 5-day free trial, positioned as an affordable Laravel Forge alternative.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Chef is an infrastructure configuration management platform founded in Seattle in 2008, using a Ruby DSL to declaratively define server state, providing configuration management, compliance auditing, and automated application deployment.
Created by Jamie Cameron in 1997, Webmin is one of the oldest open-source Unix/Linux system administration panels, free under the BSD license with about 1,000,000 yearly installations and 1,000+ modules covering users, services, packages, and file management.
Virtualmin is an open-source virtual hosting control panel built on Webmin, created by Jamie Cameron in 2005, managing 1M+ domains with a fully featured free GPL edition and Professional from $7.50/month, an open-source alternative to cPanel.
ISPConfig is an open-source Linux hosting control panel created in 2005 by German developers Till Brehm and others, released free under the BSD license. It offers multi-server management with web, DNS, mail, and database administration in one console, a cost-effective open alternative to cPanel and Plesk.
Froxlor is an open-source hosting control panel released in 2009 under LGPL, lightweight enough to run on a 256MB VPS, supporting Nginx/Apache, per-domain PHP management, and automatic Let's Encrypt SSL as a free server management option.
CyberPanel is a free open-source hosting control panel built for OpenLiteSpeed, deployed on 500,000+ servers, with WordPress Manager, AutoSSL, and Docker management as a high-performance open alternative to cPanel.
aaPanel is the international edition of BT Panel, founded in 2018 in Hangzhou by the Bao Wang team, free and open source with 1,000,000+ users, offering one-click LAMP/LNMP deployment and free SSL.
Plesk is a leading website and server management platform founded in Prague, Czech Republic in 1999, one of the few hosting control panels supporting both Windows and Linux, with built-in WordPress Toolkit, Docker/Git integration, and security extensions for hosting providers and enterprises needing Windows hosting, multi-language interfaces, and developer tools.