One panel.
The whole server.⁠^¹

Notes

1. ¹The panel above is drawn rather than screenshotted. The tabs are the ones a server really has, and the figures on it are the CPU, memory, disk and player counts the node agent reports. Server frame rate is not measured.⁠↩
2. ²Sleep has two depths: an empty server is frozen after the idle delay you choose, and shut down fully after several idle hours, when waking it is an ordinary boot. Emptiness is judged from real connections to the server rather than from a plugin's player count. On the metered plan your disk keeps being measured, because your world is still there.⁠↩
3. ³One snapshot a day, plus as many on demand as you like. Retention keeps your most recent — Stone and Copper keep 3, Iron, Diamond and Netherite keep 7, a trial keeps 1 — and never prunes the last surviving one. On the metered plan backup storage is measured at £0.000000019 per stored GB per second; a package is not metered, so it is not measured there.⁠↩
4. ⁴What 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.⁠↩
5. ⁵A package is bought for one server for 30 days as a one-time order: nothing renews on its own, a reminder goes out up to 3 days before the period ends, and a server whose period ends without a new order is kept stopped for 7 days, then recoverable for a further 7 days. The metered plan is the other model — Starter and Pro include £5 and £10 of usage credit a month, drawn down by the second.⁠↩