Cpanel Or Plesk

Hi guys,

I had been using Cpanel for a long time.... and with the recent changes in pricing, I decided to give Plesk a try. I must admit that I am impressed, as it seems to be easier to use and navigate for users.
Is there anybody else who has an opinion? Are you going to stick with Cpanel and change your budget? Is there someone else who has made the switch?
I'm just curious as to where everyone stands or whether there are any differences.

The benefits of Plesk is that runs on both Linux and Windows server, & If you consider the only cPanel then cPanel works in Linux If you compare both User Interface (UI) then My some PEOPLE suggest me that they found Plesk easier and more user friendly as compared to cPanel. But still, some PEOPLE agreed that cPanel is better than Plesk because cPanel integrates nicely with CSF/LFD and CPanel additionally allows more in terms of APIs so I can run via SSH including the panel all day if I require, So as per my suggestion it's up to you

I also prefer cpanel instead of plesk, as i found cpanel more user friendly and fast to access.
Although its all depends on our choice,

Paid control panels have support and provide security updates. No matter what control panel you choose, try not to choose free control panel.

There’s also directadmin..

I haven’t really used plesk that much personally…

cPanel first choice then directadmin then probably plesk for me.

So, which is better in terms of feature set: Plesk or cPanel? Plesk and cPanel both provide clients with the same features for managing accounts and servers. Users can manage email accounts and databases and configure DNS settings (read more about name server configuration). They also have access to FTP (File Transfer Protocol) services. In addition, different apps can enhance the cPanel experience. On the other hand, Plesk gets you started right away with access to more useful apps and extensions.

As an alternative to cPanel, Plesk supports Docker for Linux, putting the 200,000 image Docker catalog at the fingertips of their users via the web hosting control panel. And the Gitman extension forces Git to use a feature as well. cPanel users, on the other hand, can only enjoy the same experience through complicated workarounds, which may or may not be ideal.

Most people will choose cPanel simply because it is how they expect a control panel to look. It has a massive install base and then there is the fact that people seem to copy it with the design of other control panel products or make skins available for them to look more like it. Just take a look at any web hosting forum and see the amount of threads where people contemplating an alternative specify that it must look like cPanel.

Direct Admin and Plesk are both great products as well, I personally don't use any of the three in production, but if I had to make a straight choice between cP and Plesk, I would probably be tempted to deploy Plesk.