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ReportsGUI review

Free#15 of 19 in Minecraft Moderation Plugins

A free, open-source plugin for basic report review and in-game punishments.

7.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ReportsGUI is a free, open-source Spigot server plugin for administrators who want a straightforward in-game reporting workflow. Players submit reports through /report, while staff review them in a Minecraft GUI. The plugin also provides player profiles with moderation information, report details showing the reporter, reason, and timestamp, and actions for bans, mutes, kicks, warnings, and freezes. It is distributed as a downloadable JAR for self-hosted Minecraft servers.

The report workflow is the product's clearest strength. Staff can view up to 54 unhandled reports in a GUI, inspect the relevant report details, and apply common moderation actions without leaving the server. Administrators can configure report reasons, messages, and permissions, giving the workflow room to match a server's preferred terminology and access rules. Staff communication is included through team chat with /teamchat login, and report and warning notifications are tied to that login step.

ReportsGUI fits servers that need free, focused tools for collecting reports and handling routine moderation decisions in-game. Its scope is narrower than a broader moderation suite: the published feature set centers on reports, staff chat, profiles, configurable permissions and messages, and basic punishment actions. There are no listed external integrations, and the workflow depends on staff using the team chat login for notifications. Choose it when a simple self-hosted report review system is the priority; consider another plugin if your server requires wider moderation controls or connected tools.

ReportsGUI pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free and open source for self-hosted Spigot servers
    • GUI review queue supports up to 54 unhandled reports
    • Includes chat, profiles, and core punishment actions
  • Where it doesn't
    • Requires staff to log into /teamchat for notifications
    • Focused on basic reporting rather than broader moderation controls
    • No listed integrations with external moderation tools

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