Vanilla worlds & Paper plugins
Keep the original Java experience with Vanilla, or choose Paper for compatible plugins. Match your Minecraft version and check each plugin before adding it.
Compare Minecraft server softwareBuild your world in Phoenix, Arizona, USA. Run Paper with plugins or a Forge or Fabric modpack, with a game panel, file access and backups. Select your location and resources before checkout.
See plans from $12.00/mo
your world starts here ↗Choose the location closest to your players. Your server stays in the selected location.
Pick the closest match to see a starting plan, its resources and monthly price.
These are starting points. Memory needs depend on the world, mods and player activity; player capacity is not guaranteed.
Resource limits apply per plan. Keep a separate copy of important files and review the service details before ordering.
Help me choose| Your server | ||||||||
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| CPU allocation | 3 vCPU | 4 vCPU | 5 vCPU | 7 vCPU | 8 vCPU | 9 vCPU | 10 vCPU | 12 vCPU |
| Memory | 8 GB RAM | 12 GB RAM | 16 GB RAM | 24 GB RAM | 32 GB RAM | 40 GB RAM | 48 GB RAM | 64 GB RAM |
| SSD storage | 80 GB | 100 GB | 140 GB | 200 GB | 240 GB | 280 GB | 320 GB | 400 GB |
| DDoS protection | Network-level filtering | Network-level filtering | Network-level filtering | Network-level filtering | Network-level filtering | Network-level filtering | Network-level filtering | Network-level filtering |
| Backup slots | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| Network | 1 Gbps shared uplink | 1 Gbps shared uplink | 1 Gbps shared uplink | 1 Gbps shared uplink | 1 Gbps shared uplink | 1 Gbps shared uplink | 1 Gbps shared uplink | 1 Gbps shared uplink |
| Location | Phoenix, United States | Phoenix, United States | Phoenix, United States | Phoenix, United States | Phoenix, United States | Phoenix, United States | Phoenix, United States | Phoenix, United States |
| Support | Ticket support | Ticket support | Ticket support | Ticket support | Ticket support | Ticket support | Ticket support | Ticket support |
| File access | File manager + SFTP | File manager + SFTP | File manager + SFTP | File manager + SFTP | File manager + SFTP | File manager + SFTP | File manager + SFTP | File manager + SFTP |
| Setup fee | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 |
| Monthly price | $12.00 | $18.00 | $24.00 | $36.00 | $48.00 | $60.00 | $72.00 | $96.00 |
vCPU is a shared compute allocation. 1 Gbps shared uplink. L3 / L4 filtering by the infrastructure provider; no attack-capacity or uptime guarantee is specified in these draft plans.
Configure your Minecraft server and review the total before payment.
Mods and active players use memory and CPU. World files and uploaded content use storage. Check the guide for your game before choosing, especially if you’re bringing an existing world.
Read the Minecraft guideJava · Paper · Java · Vanilla · Java · Fabric · Java · Forge · Bedrock
Planned server options. Memory needs vary with the world, mods and player activity; plan descriptions are starting points, not player-count guarantees.Cash payments and top-ups include an 8% processing fee. Payments from balance have no additional fee.
Paid recurring services renew from balance by default. You can turn this off in the service settings.
Build with friends, run a plugin community or explore a modpack. Choose your software and resources, then manage the console, files and backups in your game panel.
Our US Minecraft node is in Phoenix. Moscow is another location you can select at checkout; check the options and available capacity before ordering.
Keep the original Java experience with Vanilla, or choose Paper for compatible plugins. Match your Minecraft version and check each plugin before adding it.
Compare Minecraft server softwareUse the loader your pack requires. The game panel lets you specify an exact Forge build; match the Minecraft version, mods and dependencies before installing.
Choose a loader for your modpackBring an existing world through the file manager or SFTP. Create a backup before an update, keep the original copy and check the console after restarting.
Upload worlds and mods with SFTPCompare RAM, CPU and SSD space together. World generation, view distance, mods and plugins affect demand; player slots alone do not tell you which plan fits.
How much RAM does your server need?A few practical answers before you move your world or start a new one.
Latency depends on each player’s distance, internet provider and route to Phoenix. Players far from the US may have higher ping. Compare locations with your group; a nearby gateway alone does not guarantee a faster connection.
In the game panel, open Versions, choose Forge, enter the exact build and select its compatible Minecraft version. Back up the server first, then review the installation and startup logs. Your players must use compatible mods and loader versions.
Yes. Stop the old server and download its world and required files. Back up both copies, match the Minecraft software and version, then upload using the file manager or SFTP. Start the server and check that the world loads correctly before removing the old copy.
Find setup instructions and answers about your Minecraft server.
Read the Minecraft guideReview your software, version, resources and billing period, then sign in or create an account to complete checkout. Your service and game-panel link appear in My services.
Use the game panel or SFTP to upload your world. Stop the server first, keep a backup and match the Minecraft version, loader and mods before restarting.
Open your service in the account to review its resources and available options. Contact support if you need a different allocation before changing your workload.
After your service is activated and installation finishes, open the game panel, review the console and accept the Minecraft EULA before the first start. Use the connection address shown in the panel.