People talk up Pterodactyl like it’s difficult to install, but if you follow the documentation it’s fine if you’ve had any experience with installing Linux programs beyond running a script. You can also find scripts on github that make it a one stop shot or one liner install like most are used to. I have an AMP license, and kind of regret it to be honest. I thought a paid solution may be better, but I was wrong. The UI and navigation in AMP is among the worst software front end navigation I’ve ever seen.

I’ve ran both and unfortunately, as much as I HATE to admit it, pfSense “just worked”. I tried opnsense, but strange problems kept coming up that had me fixing issues like wack a mole in a time where I needed something to just do it’s job. I’ll give opnsense another shot in the future. But as of now pfsense is doing what I need, the way I need it to on the community edition. I have no reason to swap now, but if they screw around with that, I guess opnsense will get another shot.