Plesk vs cPanel: which panel fits you
Plesk and cPanel are the best-known hosting control panels, and both are solid choices. cPanel runs on RHEL-compatible distributions and on Ubuntu, and its interface is split between WHM for the administrator and cPanel for the end user. It is very common in the shared hosting industry, and many customers already know it.
Plesk uses a single interface that adapts to the role: administrator, reseller or customer. It runs on AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Ubuntu and Debian, and its Windows Server version makes it one of the few options for ASP.NET sites. WP Toolkit and the extension catalogue for Git, Docker and Node.js make it popular with agencies and developers. The right choice depends on your preferred operating system, what your customers already know and which licensing model suits your number of accounts. Both panels also work with CloudLinux OS for account isolation.