Bedrock entry
2 GB Bedrock
$2/mo
Small Bedrock worlds, friends, mobile players and light communities.
- 2 GB RAM
- 2 CPU cores
- 10 GB NVMe SSD
- 1 database
Minecraft server hosting ยท Java and Bedrock
Fast Minecraft hosting for Java and Bedrock.
Pick a paid plan by RAM, then choose the edition your players need. Every plan includes protected infrastructure, NVMe storage, panel access and direct checkout.
Java plugins and mods
Bedrock worlds
US/EU nodes
Paid Minecraft plans
One page. Java and Bedrock together.
No separate Java page and no separate Bedrock page. Choose the RAM first, then click the Java or Bedrock order button inside the plan.
Starter
4 GB Minecraft
$4/mo
Best first paid plan for a small SMP, light plugins or a simple Bedrock server.
- 4 GB RAM
- 2 CPU cores
- 20 GB NVMe SSD
- 2 databases
Most popular
6 GB Minecraft
$6/mo
The safest default for plugins, growing worlds, more players and extra headroom.
- 6 GB RAM
- 3 CPU cores
- 30 GB NVMe SSD
- 4 databases
Performance
8 GB Minecraft
$8/mo
For busier servers, larger worlds, stronger plugin stacks and active communities.
- 8 GB RAM
- 4 CPU cores
- 50 GB NVMe SSD
- 6 databases
Modded Java
12 GB Minecraft
$12/mo
Extra room for bigger Java servers, heavier modpacks and larger communities.
- 12 GB RAM
- 6 CPU cores
- 60 GB NVMe SSD
- 8 databases
Large servers
16 GB Minecraft
$16/mo
Maximum listed plan for large worlds, high player counts and heavier setups.
- 16 GB RAM
- 8 CPU cores
- 80 GB NVMe SSD
- 10 databases
DDoS protectedNVMe SSDFull file accessBackupsConsole logs
Buying guide
Choose the edition and RAM without guessing.
This section belongs under the plans so customers can see prices first, then read the guide if they are not sure.
Choose Java for plugins, mods and PC players.
Java is normally the best choice when your community plays on PC or wants Paper, Spigot, Purpur, Forge, Fabric, custom plugins or modpacks. If you want the most flexibility for server jars, plugin folders, advanced configs and modded gameplay, Java is the safer option.
Start with 4 GB for a small server, choose 6 GB if you are not sure, and move to 8 GB or more when you add more plugins, larger worlds, heavier modpacks or a bigger player base.
Choose Bedrock when your players use Bedrock Edition.
Bedrock is the better choice when your friends or community are playing Bedrock Edition and you want a simple hosted server for that ecosystem. It is easier for Bedrock-focused communities because customers do not need to compare plugin platforms or Java mod loaders before ordering.
Use 2 GB for very small Bedrock worlds, 4 GB as a normal starting point, and 6 GB or 8 GB when the world becomes more active or needs more headroom.
Control panel
What customers manage after checkout.
After ordering, customers should understand that they are buying more than RAM. The panel is where they start and stop the server, watch console output, upload worlds, manage plugins, change startup settings, create backups and inspect resource usage.
- 01Order
Choose RAM, pick Java or Bedrock and complete checkout in the client area.
- 02Deploy
The service is created and the customer receives access to manage the server.
- 03Configure
Set the server type, upload worlds, edit files and install plugins or mods.
- 04Grow
Upgrade when player count, plugins or world size need more resources.
Minecraft FAQ
Questions before buying.
Is Java and Bedrock on the same page?
Yes. This page is the only Minecraft hosting page. Java and Bedrock order buttons are shown inside the same RAM cards.
Which plan is best for most people?
6 GB is the best default when a customer is not sure because it gives more headroom than the starter plan without jumping too high.
Can customers upgrade later?
Yes. The page is built around an easy upgrade path from smaller paid plans to stronger servers.