Minecraft Server Hosting, Live in Minutes
Choose Java Vanilla or Java-with-Bedrock crossplay, pick a Relay near your players, and your world comes online. Start, stop, and restart from the same dashboard where you manage billing — no config files, no leaving a PC on at home.
Everything Your Server Needs, Out of the Box
Cores are pre-tested game runtimes. Relays are the nodes that run them. Together they turn standing up a Minecraft server into a five-minute task, not an afternoon of properties-file tinkering.
Two Ways to Play Minecraft
Java Vanilla for a straightforward survival world, or Java-with-Bedrock crossplay — Paper, Geyser, and Floodgate bundled in — so friends on console or mobile join the same world as your Java players, no separate server required.
Start, Stop, Restart, Watch
Start, stop, or restart any server from the same screen where you watch its uptime, CPU, and memory — no separate host panel, no waiting on a ticket for a routine restart.
Sane Defaults, Zero Setup
Every server ships with the Minecraft EULA accepted and a sane player cap, difficulty, and view distance already set. Nothing to hand-edit in a properties file before your friends log in.
Grab Your World, Anytime
Request an export from the dashboard and download a compressed archive of your server's full data directory — your world, your call, whenever you want an off-platform copy.
Built for Small Communities, Not Data Centers
We're a two-person shop hosting Minecraft servers for the people who'd otherwise be running one off a spare PC.
A Private World, Minus the Homelab
Rent a Minecraft server instead of leaving a PC on at home or asking a friend to host it on their connection. Pick Vanilla or crossplay, invite your group, and start or stop it whenever you're actually playing.
Java and Bedrock, One World
If your group is split between PC and console or mobile, the crossplay Core puts everyone in the same world — no second server, no Bedrock-only instance left out of the build.
One Dashboard, Every Server
Running more than one world — a survival server and a creative build server, say? See status, uptime, CPU, and memory for all of them in one table, and start, stop, or restart any of them without hunting through a separate panel per server.
A Cleaner Architecture for Game Hosting
Cores are the runtime — the server image, startup command, default environment, and config files a game needs to boot. Relays are the nodes that run them. Today's Core catalog is Minecraft: Java Vanilla, and a Java-with-Bedrock-crossplay build. Every Core we add ships the same way — pre-tested, with defaults that already work. Relays run in the US, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, so your server can sit near your players instead of near ours.
- On-demand save-file export — download your world's data directory as an archive whenever you want an off-platform backup
- Live CPU, memory, and uptime for every server, right in the dashboard — no separate monitoring tool
- Start, stop, and restart from the same screen you check status on
- Automatic retries if a provisioning job hits a transient error, so a blip doesn't mean re-placing your order
Simple, Resource-Based Plans
One flat monthly price per tier — vCPU, RAM, and disk included. No per-slot fees.
Small
1 vCPU · 2 GB RAM · 20 GB disk — a vanilla survival world for a handful of friends.
- Minecraft Vanilla or crossplay Core
- Start, stop, restart from the dashboard
- On-demand save-file export
- Billed monthly — cancel anytime
Medium
2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM · 40 GB disk — comfortable headroom for the crossplay Core or a busier vanilla world.
- Minecraft Vanilla or crossplay Core
- Start, stop, restart from the dashboard
- On-demand save-file export
- Billed monthly — cancel anytime
Large
4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM · 80 GB disk — more headroom for busier worlds, or two servers' worth of resources on one.
- Minecraft Vanilla or crossplay Core
- Start, stop, restart from the dashboard
- On-demand save-file export
- Billed monthly — cancel anytime
Game Hosting Questions
Your Server, Live in Minutes
Pick a Core. Pick a region. Pick a tier. We'll handle the rest.