Comparisons
Minecraft website platforms, compared honestly
What each one actually is, what it does better than us, and who should pick it instead. Checked against each project’s own site, documentation and source on 17 September 2026.
The platforms
Enderbeam vs NamelessMC
Free, open-source forum software you install on your own PHP and MySQL hosting.
Read the comparisonEnderbeam vs Azuriom
An open-source, multi-game CMS built on Laravel, self-hosted or on their own hosted tier.
Read the comparisonEnderbeam vs XenForo
The best forum software you can buy, sold as a $195 licence or a hosted plan from $60 a month.
Read the comparisonEnderbeam vs Ghost
An open-source publishing platform, self-hosted free or hosted from $18 a month billed yearly.
Read the comparisonEnderbeam vs Wix
A hosted website builder with a free-positioning design canvas, 2,000+ templates and an app market.
Read the comparisonEnderbeam vs LeaderOS
An all-in-one website and store for game servers, £12.99 a month or £99.99 once.
Read the comparisonMoving from Enjin
Enjin closed its website builder and the sites it hosted went offline on 30 April 2023. Where to go now, and what came with you.
Read the comparisonWhat isn’t on this list
Store platforms — Tebex, CraftingStore, PayNow, MineStore — are not alternatives to a website builder, and we are not an alternative to them. They take the money; we draw what you sell onto your own pages. Our store modules read a Tebex store, so if that is what you use, the packages, categories, goals and supporters show up on your site and the checkout stays theirs.
Guides
How to make a server website
Five routes compared, what each costs in money and weekends, and the three features that need a plugin whichever you pick.
Read the guideMaking a server website with WordPress
Which plugins solve which part, and the three things that need a developer whatever you install.
Read the guideYour Tebex store, on your own site
What moves onto your pages, what stays with Tebex, and how the two connect.
Read the guideHow we write these
Every claim on these pages was checked against the other project’s own site, documentation or source, and each page says which day it was checked — a price or a version is true on a date, and a page that does not say which date goes quietly wrong without anybody editing it.
Each page says what the other platform is genuinely better at, and names who should pick it over us. That is not modesty. Somebody who wants to own their own server and never pay anyone was never going to buy hosting from us, and a page that pretends otherwise is one nobody trusts on the parts that do matter.
If you find something here that is out of date or unfair, tell us at [email protected] and we will fix it.