The questions you have before you order.

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.

There's no honest single number, because it depends on what runs on the server. Vanilla with a few plugins carries a lot of people; a heavy modpack gets tight much earlier at the same size. What matters is the tick rate, and you can watch it live in the panel instead of trusting a slot count.

Yes. Upload the world folder in the file manager in the browser, or over FTP if you prefer. Nothing here is locked down: it stays your world, and you can pull it back out the same way.

You get an address you can pass on, and your people enter it in Minecraft under "Add server". No extra software and no account with us for them.

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.

Yes. Pick a pack and the panel installs the whole thing: loader, Minecraft version and every mod in it. Your players need the same pack in the same version on their side.

Any time, in the panel. From vanilla to Paper because you want plugins, or to Fabric for mods, and up or down a Minecraft version. Make a backup first, because a switch reinstalls the server.

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.

DDoS filtering is on from the first minute, on every server. There's no switch to find and no upsell attached to it.

In Frankfurt, one of the central network hubs in Europe, with short routes into the German-speaking region. More locations are planned; the ones that are live are the ones you can order.

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.

Our core hours are daily from 10:00–00:00 (Europe/Berlin). Outside them we often still answer tickets. We just don't promise it.