A Linux server control panel for A$9 per server
Manage websites, email, DNS, SSL, databases, backups, security, resellers, and modern application deployments from one fast control panel—without per-account license fees.
14-day free trial · No credit card required
- Unlimited websites and resellers
- MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL
- PHP, Node.js, Python, and static applications
- Automated SSL, DNSSEC, backups, and monitoring
- 14-day free trial—no credit card required
Core infrastructure capabilities
Native DNS Management
Manage PowerDNS-backed zones with DNSSEC, health checks, import and export tools, and a complete change history.
Managed Auto SSL
Issue and renew Let's Encrypt certificates for validated hostnames, with optional HTTP-to-HTTPS redirects.
In-Browser File Manager
Concurrent uploads, ZIP extraction, safe permission controls, and a built-in text editor.
Database Control
Create scoped MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL databases and open phpMyAdmin or PostgreSQL Studio.
Automatic App Installers
Install WordPress, WooCommerce, Laravel, Symfony, Drupal, and other supported applications, or deploy managed Node.js and Python sites.
Get more control, not more license fees
Core Panel costs A$9 per server per month with unlimited websites and resellers. cPanel’s direct monthly licenses currently begin at US$29.99 for one account.
Core Panel prices are in Australian dollars; cPanel prices are in US dollars, so compare them using the current exchange rate. Based on direct cPanel Store monthly pricing checked August 30, 2026. Prices exclude tax; annual discounts, partner pricing, add-ons, and Premier accounts above 100 may change the comparison. Verify current cPanel pricing. cPanel is a registered trademark of WebPros International, LLC.
Evaluate the product from primary evidence
Product screenshots
Inspect real DNS, database, file, and certificate interfaces.
Public documentation
Check installation requirements, workflows, limitations, and recovery guidance.
Named company and team
Review the people, company identity, office, and product focus.
PostgreSQL benchmark report
Review the first reproducible reference-workload results, raw request data, resource samples, scripts, and limitations.
Control-panel workflows for the services you run
Compare, verify, and plan before you migrate
Use the source-backed comparison, public product guide, and migration material to evaluate fit with your real workloads.
Core Panel vs cPanel
Compare licensing, workload support, databases, DNS, and migration constraints.
Browse the user guide
Verify installation, website, access, security, and recovery workflows.
Evaluate an alternative
Use a practical checklist for workload fit, risk, support, and total cost.
Plan the migration
Inventory, test, validate, cut over, and retain a rollback path.
Deploy a Node.js service
Follow the Ubuntu, Nginx, and systemd deployment workflow.
Review support scope
Understand support boundaries and prepare useful diagnostics.
Hosting control panel buyer guides
Compare account-based licensing, reseller workflows, and workload fit before choosing a hosting control panel.
Compare Core Panel with cPanel →-
How to Evaluate a cPanel Alternative
A practical framework for comparing hosting control panels across workload fit, migration risk, security, recovery, support, and total cost.
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Core Panel vs cPanel for Reseller Hosting
Compare reseller hosting platforms by licensing, delegation, limits, customer workflows, capacity, migration, integrations, and total operating cost.
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Understanding Per-Account Hosting Panel Licensing
Learn how account-based control-panel licensing changes as a server grows and how to build a defensible cost comparison.
PostgreSQL hosting and recovery guides
Review database choices, deployment checks, connection management, and backup restore testing for your workload.
PostgreSQL hosting with Core Panel →-
How to Automate PostgreSQL Backups Safely
Design a recoverable PostgreSQL backup system with pg_dump, logical versus physical recovery choices, encryption, off-server retention, monitoring, failure tests, and timed restore drills.
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MySQL and PostgreSQL Hosting Control Panels: What to Compare
A practical comparison of MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL hosting workflows across compatibility, access, tooling, pooling, monitoring, backups, restores, and migration risk.
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Production PostgreSQL Hosting Checklist
A production-readiness checklist for PostgreSQL hosting: versions, access, capacity, pooling, monitoring, backups, restores, maintenance, and launch evidence.
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PostgreSQL Connection Pooling and Monitoring for Busy Websites
Plan PostgreSQL connection budgets, choose pooling modes, configure timeouts, monitor saturation and locks, and roll out safely for busy web workloads.
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Testing PostgreSQL Backup and Restore with Core Panel
A repeatable PostgreSQL restore-drill runbook for Core Panel servers, covering isolation, archive checks, roles, extensions, application validation, timing, and evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about server compatibility, licensing, and management capabilities.
Ready to streamline your server management?
Review the installation requirements, then validate your first server during the 14-day trial.