Plugins for Minecraft servers
28 plugins with its own description, installation, permissions, and commands. Files are downloaded from the authors — our page links to the official download, so it is always the current version. For 23 of them, we know which servers from our list use them.
Pre-generates the world in advance — so players don't fall through on a lagging server.
Editing builds and terrain with commands — what would take hours manually gets done in a second.
Allows players to connect from a different version of Minecraft than the server is running.
Permissions and groups for the entire server — one place where it is decided who is allowed to do what.
Allows players with an older version of Minecraft to join a newer server.
Allows players from phones and consoles (Bedrock) onto a Java server — with Floodgate and without registration.
Player list, name above the head, and a text bar — who is who and what is happening.
Area protection — where building and destroying are not allowed, where PvP or entry is forbidden.
Basic commands for players and staff — homes, teleports, private messages, spawn, warps.
World management — creating, deleting, and configuring multiple worlds on one server.
It will also connect players from very old versions — 1.8 and 1.7 — to the new server.
Connects the server chat with Discord — players and Discord see one conversation.
Server map in the browser — players and visitors see the world in 3D.
Placeholders such as %player_name% or %vault_eco_balance% in chat, tab, and holograms.
Floating texts in the world — signs with information, prices, statistics.
Player shops — players sell and buy from chests and set their own prices.
Plots for players — everyone fences off a piece of the world and no one can break anything there.
Registration and login — verifies the player before they start playing.
Menus and chest menus — everything controlled by clicking, no commands.
Player overview — who plays when, for how long, and how the server is doing.
Punishments and history — bans, mutes, warnings, and a complete player record.
Jobs for players — they receive money and levels for mining, farming, or combat.
An intermediary between plugins and the economy — on its own it can't do anything, but without it some plugins don't work.
Restores players' skins — even on an offline server, where they would otherwise run around without a head.
How it works here
Each plugin has its own page with description, installation, permissions and commands. We do not host files. — the button leads to the author, since the current version and their terms are always there. For permissions and commands, we state which version the guide applies to and link to the author's documentation.
Do you own a server? Tell us which mods you use — it will appear on their pages and players will learn about your server. It is set in the server profile.