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LuckPerms gives Minecraft server administrators a free way to organize player access with groups and permissions. It supports commands, configuration files, and a browser editor, plus implementations for several server platforms. Shared supported storage lets permissions sync across a network, and its storage choices include databases and file formats. Temporary permissions, a developer API, and a REST API extension cover additional administrative and integration needs.

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    GroupManager

    Free plan Self-hosted

    Spigot/Bukkit servers needing timed permissions and group variables — GroupManager adds timed permissions and user or group variables, while LuckPerms supports more server implementations and storage options.

    7.0 Free plan Visit site
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    BungeePerms

    Free plan Open source APISelf-hosted

    Networks needing server- and world-scoped permissions — BungeePerms scopes permissions to servers and worlds, while LuckPerms offers a broader set of server implementations and storage backends.

    9.0 Open source Visit site
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    Multipass

    Free plan Open source APISelf-hosted

    Nukkit servers needing world-specific permissions — Multipass targets Nukkit and adds world-related permissions and import/export commands, while LuckPerms spans more server implementations.

    8.6 Free plan Visit site
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    MyPermissions

    Free plan Open source Self-hostedWeb

    Paper admins who want web and in-game group management — MyPermissions combines a web interface with an in-game GUI, while LuckPerms offers a browser editor and broader server support.

    8.5 Open source Visit site
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    Nimbus AntiCheat

    Free plan Self-hosted

    Paper 1.21.x servers seeking cheat detection — Nimbus AntiCheat detects cheats through movement prediction and packet inspection; LuckPerms manages permissions rather than anticheat checks.

    Free plan Visit site
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    MultiPerms

    Free plan APILinuxSelf-hosted

    BungeeCord, Spigot, or Velocity servers needing live changes — MultiPerms applies permission changes without a server restart and supports configurable chat colors, while LuckPerms supports more platforms and storage options.

    6.8 Open source Visit site
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    PermissionManager

    Free plan

    Admins wanting simple player-permission commands — PermissionManager centers on commands to add or remove player permissions, while LuckPerms also supports groups, inheritance, and network sync.

    6.1 Free plan Visit site
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    ServerRoles

    Free plan APISelf-hosted
    6.4 Free plan Visit site
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    ThunderPerms

    Free plan Self-hosted
    6.2 Free plan Visit site
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    EditionPerms

    Free plan
    5.9 Free plan Visit site
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    FatsanPerms

    Free plan
    5.9 Free plan Visit site
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    PermissionCore

    Free plan
    5.4 Free plan Visit site

A different tool may suit a narrower server setup or a preferred management workflow. GroupManager focuses on Spigot and Bukkit; Multipass is built for Nukkit; BungeePerms handles network permissions with server and world scopes. MyPermissions offers web and in-game management, while PermissionManager centers on direct player-permission commands. MultiPerms supports live permission changes across several server types. Nimbus AntiCheat is an anticheat, not a permissions manager. Before switching, weigh platform compatibility, the need for network sync or storage choices, and whether the alternative offers the particular workflow your server needs.

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