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Introduction

PteroCA is a modern, open-source client area and management panel built for hosting providers using the Pterodactyl platform. It offers advanced billing, live server controls, and deep customization β€” all through a fast, multilingual, and user-friendly interface. With built-in support for custom themes, PteroCA allows complete UI customization without modifying core code. Future updates will introduce plugin support, further expanding its capabilities.


✨ Key Features

  • Flexible Billing System: Choose between static (time-based) or dynamic (usage-based) pricing. Set custom durations and prices per server β€” users pay only for what they need.

  • User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive dashboard with multilingual support β€” ready for users around the world.

  • Live Server Management: Manage your servers in real time β€” console, stats, databases, backups, ports, and more.

  • Built for Flexibility: PteroCA is designed to adapt β€” with extensive configuration options and a growing ecosystem of features.

For a detailed look at the full range of features available in PteroCA, visit the Features Overview.


πŸš€ Installation

Setting up PteroCA is quick and straightforward. You can install it automatically using our Bash installation script or follow the manual installation guide for full control over the setup, including installations on Windows.

For a detailed step-by-step guide, visit the installation documentation.


πŸ§ͺ Demo

We are excited to introduce the live demo of PteroCA. This demo allows users to explore the platform and its features before deploying their own instance.

Note: Certain administrative features and configurations are restricted in this demo. For full functionality, consider using the complete version of PteroCA.


🀝 Get Support

Have questions or need assistance? Join our Discord support server, where our community and developers are available to help you. We also share updates, announcements, and gather feedback to continuously improve PteroCA.

For technical issues or feature requests, visit our GitHub repository, where you can open an issue. Our team actively monitors GitHub and responds as promptly as possible.


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