GGIntegrity review
A free Spigot anti-cheat covering core checks, with narrow native support and no replay analysis.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
GGIntegrity is a free Minecraft server anti-cheat plugin for Spigot servers that detects abnormalities across combat, inventory, movement, and player behavior. It suits server administrators who want configurable checks and enforcement commands without a paid plan. The Free plan includes 28+ anti-cheat checks, alerts, player information commands, and configurable punishment commands, including kick commands. Its coverage includes wall hits, invalid sprint returns, attack-while-eating, shield hits, aiming patterns, fast clicks, slot changes, totem swapping, flying, water motion, cobweb slowdown, scaffolding, invalid placement, and settings changes.
Deployment is self-hosted and requires ProtocolLib, so administrators should account for that dependency when planning a Spigot setup. The plugin provides configurable violation thresholds and reset timeouts, along with commands for help, alerts, player information, and alert toggling. Optional visibility-hiding features can conceal entities, enchantments, health, and item counts. Community and ticket support channels are available for administrators working through configuration or deployment questions.
GGIntegrity is a practical fit for free Spigot servers on Minecraft 1.20–1.21 that need broad foundational detection categories and adjustable responses. Its compatibility details identify Minecraft 1.20 as the native major version and list 1.20, 1.20.6, and 1.21 for testing. The plugin is less suitable for operators who need replay analysis, a broader native compatibility target, or a standalone deployment without ProtocolLib. Servers seeking those capabilities should consider an alternative anti-cheat plugin with a wider platform and review workflow.
GGIntegrity pros and cons
- Where it wins
- 28+ checks across combat, inventory, movement, and player behavior
- Configurable violation thresholds, timeouts, and punishment commands
- Administrative alerts and player information commands
- Where it doesn't
- Requires ProtocolLib for deployment
- Native support is identified for Minecraft 1.20
- No replay analysis for reviewing suspected incidents
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