<![CDATA[AdminsForum - Other panels]]> https://adminsforum.com/ Thu, 15 Oct 2026 05:18:22 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Other free hosting panels worth knowing about]]> https://adminsforum.com/Thread-guide-other-free-hosting-panels-worth-knowing-about Wed, 07 Oct 2026 10:04:14 +0800 JAY]]> https://adminsforum.com/Thread-guide-other-free-hosting-panels-worth-knowing-about
  • Webmin and Virtualmin: Webmin is a long-running, open-source web interface for administering a Linux system. Virtualmin adds virtual hosting on top (sites, mail, DNS, databases). Very flexible; the interface is busier than newer panels.
  • ISPConfig: open-source and built for multi-server setups, where web, mail, DNS and databases can run on separate machines managed from one panel.
  • Froxlor: a lightweight open-source panel for hosting providers and small setups, configured mostly through its web interface.
  • KeyHelp: a free (not open-source) panel from a German hosting company, with a clean interface and mail, DNS and backups included.
  • Coolify: not a classic hosting panel but an open-source, self-hosted platform for deploying apps, databases and services with Docker. A good fit for developers who want a Heroku-style workflow on their own server.

Use this forum for questions about any of these, or about any other free panel not listed. Please mention the panel name and version in your thread title.]]>
  • Webmin and Virtualmin: Webmin is a long-running, open-source web interface for administering a Linux system. Virtualmin adds virtual hosting on top (sites, mail, DNS, databases). Very flexible; the interface is busier than newer panels.
  • ISPConfig: open-source and built for multi-server setups, where web, mail, DNS and databases can run on separate machines managed from one panel.
  • Froxlor: a lightweight open-source panel for hosting providers and small setups, configured mostly through its web interface.
  • KeyHelp: a free (not open-source) panel from a German hosting company, with a clean interface and mail, DNS and backups included.
  • Coolify: not a classic hosting panel but an open-source, self-hosted platform for deploying apps, databases and services with Docker. A good fit for developers who want a Heroku-style workflow on their own server.

Use this forum for questions about any of these, or about any other free panel not listed. Please mention the panel name and version in your thread title.]]>