
Your Minecraft server runs.
Even when everyone's on.
When your community is on, it should just run, without you having to be a tech expert. That's what you get: fast hardware, automatic emergency backups for when things go wrong, and support from people who play Minecraft themselves.
The panel
Everything you do with your server, you do here.
No FTP client, no support ticket for every little thing. One panel where you restore backups, install plugins and see who is playing.
Backups
Back to yesterday, one click
Backups run automatically in the background. If someone tears down half the base, you pick the earlier state and carry on.
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Plugins
One click and the plugin is running
Search, install, update, straight from Modrinth. The panel tells you about updates before you go looking.
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Players
See who's playing and what they're carrying
Player list with inventory, ender chest and stats. Ban, kick and whitelist without memorising commands.
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Software
Runs whatever you already play.
You pick the server software when you order and swap it later in the panel, version and build included.
More from the panel
And there's plenty more.
Frequently asked
What most people ask before ordering.
How much RAM do I actually need?
For vanilla with a handful of friends, a few gigabytes carry you a long way. Plugins add a little, and a big modpack is what really eats memory, so those want noticeably more. If you're unsure, start smaller: moving up later takes a moment and costs the difference, not a new server.
More on memoryPlugins or mods: what is the difference?
A plugin runs on the server alone, so your players don't have to install anything. A mod changes the game itself and therefore has to sit on every player's machine as well. If you want new features without asking anything of your people, plugins are the way.
More on pluginsWhat happens if I wreck my world?
You go back to a backup. That's the one thing you can't fix with hardware, which is why it's not an add-on here.
More on backupsAm I tied into a contract?
No. There's no minimum term and no cancellation letter. You stop, and the server runs out at the end of the period you paid for.

Start a server and try the panel yourself
Created in two minutes, prepaid instead of a subscription. You get the panel right after ordering, not after a support ticket.