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MC Plugin Finder review

Free#8 of 22 in Minecraft Plugin Repositories

A focused cross-repository search tool for comparing Minecraft plugins.

8.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MC Plugin Finder is a web-based, open-source aggregator for Minecraft server plugins. It is designed primarily for server administrators who need to search listings from Spigot, Modrinth, and Hangar without checking each repository separately. Filters cover repository, name, description, and author, while results can be sorted by relevance, recency, Minecraft version, downloads, likes, stars, follows, and watchers. The project is published under the GNU Affero General Public License.

Its main strength is breadth across the three supported server platforms. MC Plugin Finder displays plugin versions from multiple repositories and brings together creation date, update date, latest Minecraft version, downloads, and engagement metrics. The database is updated using upstream repository APIs, giving the search experience a central view of listings that are otherwise distributed across separate services. Projects can also be grouped when they share a source-code repository URL, which helps compare related listings and versions across repositories.

That breadth does not replace compatibility review. MC Plugin Finder does not verify dependencies or reviews, and the category has no approval process for listings. Administrators still need to assess whether a plugin fits their server and whether its dependencies are suitable before installation. Choose it when cross-repository discovery, filtering, sorting, and version comparison are the priority. A repository-specific workflow may be a better fit for teams that need dependency verification, review validation, or a narrower approval process rather than an open search layer.

MC Plugin Finder pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Searches Spigot, Modrinth, and Hangar in one interface
    • Sorts by versions, downloads, recency, and engagement metrics
    • Groups related projects across repositories by source-code URL
  • Where it doesn't
    • Does not verify plugin dependencies
    • Does not provide review verification
    • Has no repository approval process

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