A live console, mod installs, config editing, verified backups and per-second usage — nine tabs on every server, and not one of them needs a terminal or an SFTP client.
[14:32:01 INFO]: Server started on port 25565
[14:32:01 INFO]: Loading world "world"...
[14:32:03 INFO]: Done (2.1s)! For help, type "help"
[14:32:15 INFO]: Steve joined the game
[14:32:18 INFO]: Alex joined the game
[14:33:02 INFO]: <Steve> Welcome to the server!
An illustration of the server view — console, live metrics, and the nine tabs.
Day-to-day server management is a console, a mod list and a config file. All three are here.
Server output streams into your browser as it happens — no refresh, no polling delay. The full log history is there behind a search box, and typing a command runs it in-game over RCON.
Streams over SSE, falls back to polling if the connection drops, and never hands out shell access.
Search Modrinth and CurseForge from inside the panel and install to a server that is already running. Results are filtered to what your server software can actually load, so you cannot install a Fabric mod onto Paper.
Applying a change restarts the server briefly and leaves your world untouched.
Open server.properties, or anything under config/ and plugins/, and edit it in the panel. The editor understands properties, YAML, JSON, TOML, INI and plain text, so you get fields rather than a wall of syntax.
No SFTP client, no key to generate, no credentials to keep somewhere safe.
A guided wizard gets you online, and auto-sleep keeps the bill honest once you are.
Name it, pick your server software and Minecraft version, check the measured latency to the region, accept the Minecraft EULA and create.
Install mods or plugins, edit your configs, set difficulty and max players, upload an existing world — all from the panel.
Give players your subdomain or point your own domain at it, and invite your admin team into the workspace with a role each.
Watch live usage, set the auto-sleep delay, and stop paying for CPU and memory while the server is empty. It wakes when somebody joins.
The rest of the toolkit — per server, per workspace, and per account.
Difficulty, game mode, max players, PvP, online mode, flight, command blocks, monster spawning, Nether and hardcore — toggles and dropdowns, applied for you.
CPU, memory, disk and players online / max, reported by the agent on your node and shown on the server page and the dashboard.
On by default: one snapshot a day, plus as many on-demand ones as you like, and a one-click restore. A snapshot only reads as stored once its bytes are verified. £0.000000019 per GB per second.
Freeze an empty server after a delay you choose, from one minute to a day, and let the next player to connect wake it. Stops the CPU and memory meters while nobody is playing.
Upload an existing world as a zip and replace the one running. Mods, plugins and configs are left alone — and you get a warning before anything is overwritten.
The real server directory in your browser — worlds, logs, datapacks, plugin jars. Text files open in an editor; anything else downloads. Upload up to 64 MB a file, download up to 8 MB, and never see outside your own volume.
Restart nightly, back up weekly, or announce a reset on the hour. A task can restart, start or stop the server, take a backup or run a console command, on a time of day or an interval down to 30 minutes. Each one shows its next run and whether the last one worked.
Who is online now, plus the whitelist, operators and bans — as lists with buttons. Applied over RCON while the server runs, and written straight to the JSON files while it is stopped, so the same buttons work either way.
Every start, stop, restart, backup and restore, with its real outcome reconciled against what the node did — not just what the panel asked for.
Rename your free yourserver.play.eytak.com subdomain, or add your own domain and let the panel hand you the exact TXT and CNAME records, then verify them.
Invite your admin team by email into a shared workspace as owner, admin, member or viewer. Roles are enforced on the API, not hidden in the UI.
A per-second usage breakdown by resource, your remaining plan credit, and every invoice — so any line on a bill traces back to something that ran.
Issue tokens scoped to exactly what a script needs — read servers, manage servers, read billing — and revoke one without disturbing the rest.
Subscribe to the events we really emit — starts, stops, restarts, commands, backup and restore requests — with automatic retries and an inspectable delivery log.
Open a ticket with a priority and category without leaving the panel. An AI agent answers around the clock and escalates to a person when it should.
What the panel does not have yet: SFTP or FTP access, cron expressions for scheduled tasks, and managed MySQL databases. The full list, in both directions, is on the features page.
Create an account and explore the panel yourself. You can start a server with no card at all — £0.50 of usage credit, 14 days, and nothing charged.
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