LuckPerms suits Minecraft server administrators who need to manage player permissions on one server or synchronize them across a network.
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Best Minecraft Permissions Plugins 2026
For Minecraft server teams, permissions plugins can be compared by how they handle groups, access, and administration. Check group inheritance, temporary permissions, and network support alongside supported platforms and storage backends. LuckPerms, BungeePerms, and GroupManager are among the options shown, with Multipass and ThunderPerms also included. The criteria also indicate whether a web editor is available, which may matter to how your team manages permissions. Free-plan availability and paid-from pricing round out the comparison, helping you consider the listed capabilities in relation to your server setup.
MyPermissions
MyPermissions suits Minecraft server administrators who need to assign player permissions and configure groups through web or in-game controls.
WebSelf-hostedBungeePerms
BungeePerms may suit administrators managing permissions across supported proxy and server platforms.
APISelf-hostedMultipass
Multipass suits Nukkit administrators who need user, group, or world-specific permissions.
APISelf-hostedGroupManager
It suits Minecraft server owners who need configurable permission ranks and group inheritance.
Self-hostedIt suits Minecraft server administrators who need group-based permissions across supported server platforms.
PermissionManager suits Minecraft server administrators running Paper or Folia who need to add or remove player permission nodes.
ServerRoles suits administrators of Paper or Purpur servers who need configurable roles, permissions, and prefixes.
ThunderPerms is intended for small and medium Paper servers, plugin suites, and local development servers.