Marketplace

Marketplace in the Game Server Panel

The Marketplace tab is your central hub for content: modpacks, individual mods, server templates, and an overview of everything already installed. One click, no file manager, no JAR downloads from shady sources.

The marketplace is split into four sub-tabs.

1. Modpacks

For supported games (Minecraft), the Modpacks tab offers a curated library:

• Search by name (e.g. “All the Mods”, “RLCraft”, “SkyFactory”, “Pixelmon”)
• Filter by modloader (Forge, Fabric, Quilt, NeoForge), category, and game version
• Sort by downloads, featured, popularity, updated, release date, name, author
• Infinite scroll through the entire CurseForge/Modrinth library

Clicking a modpack tile opens the detail modal — you pick the version and start the install. The panel downloads the files and installs all mods plus configuration automatically.

2. Mods

For games with per-mod support, the Mods tab shows thousands of individual mods from Modrinth, CurseForge, and other sources.

• Search and sort by downloads, relevance, updated, newest, name, followers
• Filter by source, modloader, game version
• Tile grid with icons, infinite scroll

Every mod has an Install button. Installed mods land in your server’s mods/ folder and load on the next start.

3. Templates

The Templates tab is game-specific and shows every server template available for your game. Examples:

• Minecraft: Paper, Spigot, Vanilla, Forge, Fabric, NeoForge, Purpur, Folia, Waterfall, Velocity, Bedrock, Geyser, PocketMine
• Arma Reforger: Arma Reforger Dedicated
• Hytale: Hytale Dedicated

Each template card lists the name, the number of available versions, and the latest version. Clicking opens the Template Install Modal:

1. Pick a version (dropdown with all versions, e.g. Minecraft 1.26.1, 1.21.4, 1.20.1)
2. Optional: enable the Create backup before install checkbox
3. Click Install

⚠️ Important: A template install resets the server and deletes all files. World, plugins, and configuration are gone. Enable the backup option or create a backup manually before installing.

Use cases:

• Switch from Spigot to Paper without ordering a new server
• Downgrade from Minecraft 1.21 to 1.20.1 for plugin compatibility
• Move from Vanilla to Forge for mod support

4. Installed

The Installed tab lists every modpack, mod, and template currently active on your server.

• Top counter: {n} installed · {n} updates available
• Update All button — brings everything to the latest version in one step
• Per entry: Update button (if an update is available) and Uninstall button

Updates run sequentially. While updating, the button shows a spinner and is disabled.

Marketplace vs. Manual Install

Action	Marketplace	Manual
Install a modpack	Click, 2-5 minutes	JAR downloads, uploads, config tweaks
Update a mod	One click	Download/upload each
Switch template	One click (with backup option)	Order a new server
Install a plugin	Only marketplace mods via panel	Upload via File Manager

For Minecraft plugins (Paper, Spigot, BungeeCord), keep using the File Manager — plugins live in the plugins/ folder and are managed via upload or SFTP.

Content Sources

• CurseForge — Minecraft modpacks and mods
• Modrinth — modern open-source community, mods + modpacks
• FTB (Feed the Beast) — curated modpacks
• Hangar — Paper team’s plugin repository (where available)

Every download goes through official API endpoints of the respective platform. No unofficial mirrors, no modified JARs.

FAQ

Question: Does the marketplace cost extra?

No. All installs are free. You only pay for your server’s runtime via pay-per-use.

Question: I install a modpack but I already have a world — what happens?

Without a backup the world is lost. Enable Create backup before install in the modal.

Question: Can I install my own modpack (e.g. local ZIP)?

Not currently via the marketplace. Use the File Manager or SFTP to upload your own files.

Question: Are templates available for Arma Reforger and Hytale too?

Yes — game-specific. See Arma Reforger Setup and Hytale Setup.

Question: My mod isn’t in the marketplace. Now what?

Upload manually via file manager. The marketplace covers Modrinth/CurseForge — custom mods from GitHub builds are not included.

Question: How often are the modpack/mod lists updated?

In real time. The marketplace queries source APIs live.