Premium features
Your server. Down to the little things.
Keep the old world running. Try the ridiculous modpack. Find out why the Pals are acting up. Here's what you can actually do with Premium and CreeperPanel, from the first install to the world you come back to next year.
This is the Premium feature guide. The range comparison shows which tools are shared with Eco and Pro. Game-specific tools follow the game, server version and mod loader described below.
Keep the old world. Start the next game.
The group has another game in mind. Your existing world can stay right where it is.
Multiple games on one plan
Install supported games alongside one another, each with its own files and controls. Keep Minecraft running while you start Vintage Story, for example. They share your plan's CPU, RAM and storage, so choose room for what you want running together. Learn more...
Your own voice and text chat server
Install TeamSpeak 6 alongside your game and give the group somewhere to talk and share messages in your server's channels. Set up channels for your friends and choose who can join, talk and manage them. Hosting is included in your Premium plan, using its CPU, RAM and storage. Learn more...
A home on the web for your community
Put your server rules, events and community updates in one place. Install a web server and bring your own small website: its hosting is included in your Premium plan, sharing CPU, RAM and storage with your games. Learn more...
A database for the plugins your server runs on
Some plugins use a database for rollback history, ranks, quests and other server data. Install a MySQL-compatible database server on the same Premium plan and connect the plugins that need it. Database hosting is included, using your plan's CPU, RAM and storage. Learn more...
Separate Minecraft instances
Keep different worlds, packs and Minecraft versions side by side. Each instance has its own settings and Java runtime, chosen for the version it runs.
Your own Hybrid VPS
You get your own server environment, with CreeperPanel for the everyday jobs and SSH when you want to dig deeper. We look after the operating system; you look after what your group plays.
Ports for voice chat, web maps and your next idea
Every Eco, Premium and Pro server includes its own dedicated IPv4 address and over 64,000 ports for your games and mods. Pick your own ports for Simple Voice Chat, web maps and whatever your group adds next, with no extra port charges. CreeperPanel helps spot game-port conflicts before you start.
Extra CPU while Minecraft starts
On Premium plans with more than two vCores, Turbo Start uses spare host CPU capacity to give Minecraft startup a boost for up to 15 minutes, once per hour. Handy for the big modpack your friends have just picked.
RAM and Bonus Memory shown separately
Your plan lists physical RAM separately from Bonus Memory, which uses a dedicated NVMe drive for swap when memory demand grows. Choose enough physical RAM for the games you want to run.
A plan that can grow with the world
Review upgrades and downgrades in CreeperPanel. Its recommendations consider game or pack requirements and storage use, and can tell you when your current package already covers the workload. Learn more...
Bring another game or application
Custom game schemas tell CreeperPanel how to start your software, find its files and show its settings. Write your own or use a community contribution, then manage installation and updates for that software yourself. Learn more...
Get your actual setup running.
The pack you picked, the extra mods you added, and the settings your friends have opinions about.
Install games and packs from the catalogue
Choose a supported game, pack and version. CreeperPanel handles the server installation, with version controls when you want to change it. The catalogue covers far more than the examples on this page. Learn more...
Bring your CurseForge profile
Import your custom pack using its CurseForge share code. Review the profile before installation, then let the server files be prepared for you. Learn more...
Share your server setup with friends
Export a Minecraft setup as a CurseForge profile code, including mods, settings, scripts and the server address. Friends can import the profile you're actually playing.
Follow a shared Modrinth instance
Connect your Modrinth account, install a shared instance and see when a newer shared version is ready. Accept the update through the server console.
Keep your extra mods through pack updates
Your additions stay separate from the pack's managed files. Enable, disable and update them from their own controls while the pack keeps its update path. Learn more...
Keep the settings you chose
On supported NeoForge 1.21+ setups, your changed configuration values are kept separately and reapplied as the pack updates. Settings controls can show descriptions, defaults and ranges from the mod configuration. Learn more...
Automatic recovery from recognised client-only mod crashes
Pack preparation sets aside recognised client-only files and their affected dependencies. On supported Forge and NeoForge startup paths, a client-only crash can also be traced to its mod: the file is retained but disabled, the server restarts, and the panel explains what changed.
Repair pack files while keeping your choices
Validate a Minecraft pack to restore missing or damaged files while retaining supported custom configuration and disabled mods. Useful after an interrupted update or a file that wandered off.
Start with a world that is already generated
World of the Day offers prepared worlds for supported Minecraft packs and Hytale. Pick an available world during setup and get the group playing with that terrain already generated.
Bring the world you already play
Use the game-specific world import or file tools to bring your save across. Keep the appropriate game version and mods together with it.
Tools for your game's mods.
Minecraft, Vintage Story, Palworld, Satisfactory, Project Zomboid, Luanti and plenty more. Each game has its own way of handling mods. These are examples of the managers in CreeperPanel, not the full list of games we host.
Check the loader. Bring the dependencies.
Found a mod you want to try? See whether its release matches your Minecraft version and loader, check for client-only files and add required dependencies from the same place. Plugins and datapacks have their own tools too.
Your Mod Manager profile, on the server.
Bring the collection you've already picked in Satisfactory Mod Manager. Upload the exported profile, review the mods and let CreeperPanel pick their Linux server builds. Your friends use the matching client profile. You can browse and add more server mods in the panel whenever the factory needs them.
Two lists of IDs. One set of controls.
One Workshop download can contain several mods. Pick the ones you want to use in CreeperPanel and it keeps both WorkshopItems and Mods in your server settings up to date. Enable or disable a variant and both lists follow along.
Put the mod to work in your world.
Find a mod on ContentDB, choose a release and install it. CreeperPanel enables it for your chosen world as well. When you fancy a change, you can switch it off from the same mod manager.
Put each part of a Workshop mod where it belongs.
Pick a Workshop mod for your UE4SS server and let CreeperPanel follow its install instructions. Lua, PalSchema, LogicMods and Pak files go into the right folders, with existing files checked before copying. Playing ordinary Palworld? Its mod manager has CurseForge search and Pak mod controls too.
Choose the release. Choose when to update.
Upload a favourite mod or find one in the catalogue. CreeperPanel recognises both, finds releases for your game version and handles required dependencies. Check what's new, then update when your friends are ready. You can enable and disable mods here too.
Add-ons connected to the world that uses them.
Upload a supported .mcpack or .mcaddon and enable it for your world. CreeperPanel puts the resource and behaviour packs where they belong and adds their IDs and versions to the world's activation files. Your choice of add-ons, ready for that world.
Pick the mods. Keep the enabled list in step.
Find your next tModLoader mod on the Workshop or upload a .tmod file. Install it, switch it on or take it out of the mix from CreeperPanel. The Workshop selection and enabled-mod list stay in step with your choices.
Bring the next idea into your factory.
The factory has plans. Find the mods for them on Factorio's portal from CreeperPanel, or upload a mod ZIP. See the installed names and versions together and manage the collection from the same place as your server.
Put the load order where the game expects it.
Choose your Workshop mods and set their load order in the panel. CreeperPanel updates ARK's installer and active-mod settings, writes Conan Exiles' ordered mod list, and keeps RimWorld's order and required or optional selections together. Your load order goes where that game needs it.
Workshop management that follows your server.
Choose mods for the Avorion galaxy you're playing, manage Unturned's enabled and disabled Workshop downloads, or find and update Starbound Pak mods. Each manager keeps your choices in the files its game uses, with controls to change the selection later.
Find your Thunderstore additions in the panel.
Find your next addition on Thunderstore from CreeperPanel, look through matching packages and install your pick through the plugin manager. Your installed packages stay close to the rest of your server controls.
Manage the mods you bring to the server.
Bring your Foundry mod ZIPs and CreeperPanel unpacks them, ready to enable or disable. For Hytale, browse CurseForge or upload JAR and ZIP mods, then keep track of what's installed and which updates are ready.
Find out what the server is doing.
A memory graph is a start. CreeperPanel lets you look at what is happening inside the game too.
Minecraft: follow the lag into the world
Inspect processing time by entity type and chunk on supported servers. Find busy mobs, machines and areas of the world, then investigate them in-game with their locations to hand.
Vintage Story: find the busy entities and chunks
See where server time is going, compare entity types and look at the chunks doing the work. You have something specific to investigate before changing the whole setup.
Palworld: inspect the simulation and the Pals
Compare server FPS and frame time with player ping. Explore counts for bases, buildings, guilds and Pals, then inspect a Pal's activity, current action, health, owner and coordinates.
Help a Minecraft player get back in
Inspect a saved inventory, remove a troublesome item or relocate a saved character from the panel. Useful when one player gets stuck or cannot rejoin their world.
Ask Theo about your actual server
Theo can inspect live server state, logs, crashes, backups and players, with context from the panel you are viewing. Ask what is happening and get an explanation based on your server.
Approve the next step
Theo can prepare supported changes and explain what they do. You review and approve the action before it runs. He can also help gather the details for a support ticket.
Look after what you have built.
From trying yesterday's save to coming back after a break, keep a clear route back to your world.
Automatic backups on separate storage
SaveGuard finds the game saves and keeps recovery points on separate backup storage. Choose an available point from the history in CreeperPanel. Learn more...
More history in less space
Incremental backups share unchanged chunks of data between snapshots, even within larger files. Your history can grow without storing a complete duplicate of the world every time. Learn more...
See the changes before you restore
Choose a recovery point and review the files the restore will add, change or remove. SaveGuard makes a fresh backup of your current world before you roll back too. Learn more...
Your saves after hosting ends
On Eco and Premium, Save Your World keeps game saves for up to a year after your service ends, including after a missed payment, and emails you a download link. Take a copy wherever you want to play next.
Pick up where you left off
Return while the archive is available and CreeperPanel guides you to a new service, sets up the saved games and restores their worlds. Check the available-until date beside your archive.
The little jobs deserve proper tools.
You will spend time in the console and file manager. We build them for that.
Commands with examples and Tab completion
Start typing to see commands the game integration knows about, with descriptions and examples. Complete a suggestion with Tab and recall earlier commands with the arrow keys.
Several configs open at once
Edit files in tabs with syntax highlighting. Unsaved changes are marked, and the panel asks before closing a changed tab.
A check before overwriting someone else's edit
CreeperPanel checks file size and modification time before saving. If the file changed on the server while you were editing, you get a warning.
Read the useful end of a huge log
Preview the last 25 MiB of a large file in read-only mode. Get the recent output on screen without loading the whole log.
Move whole folders
Download a directory as a ZIP or drag in a folder to upload it. Keep a local copy of a world or move a collection of configs together.
Your server files as a Windows drive
CreeperPanel Mount lets you sign in, pick your server and choose a drive letter. Browse its files in Explorer and open them in the desktop editor you already use. Included with Eco, Premium and Pro.
SFTP and SSH access
Use your preferred SFTP client for file transfers, or connect over SSH for command-line work. Manage your access keys through CreeperPanel. Learn more...
Settings you can find and understand
Search supported game settings by name or description. Categories, explanations and suitable controls help you change the world's rules without memorising configuration keys.
Share the jobs. Make room for everyone.
Running the server needn't become one friend's second job.
Separate accounts for the people helping
Create subaccounts and choose permission groups for the games and instances each friend helps manage, including scoped access to files. Learn more...
Scheduled restarts and commands
Choose the game, instance and action, then set the schedule. Review the readable timing and next run in your local time zone. Learn more...
Connect Discord roles to game commands
Map Discord membership or role events to commands for a Minecraft instance, such as managing a whitelist as your group changes.
Choose a location using your friends' connections
Share a Party Compass link and collect results from the group. Compare locations using their measured connections, or use Looking Glass for a closer look at your own route.
Move a monthly Premium server
Use the location-transfer page to see available destinations and your transfer allowance. Request the move and follow its progress in CreeperPanel.
Connect your own tools
Use the documented API and MCP integration paths to work with your account and servers from other tools, with the corresponding authentication and permissions.
Protection informed by the wider network
Choose a protection level for your Minecraft server in CreeperPanel. Suspicious login activity observed across CreeperHost helps identify scanners and malicious connections, and the blocklist updates automatically.