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Minecraft server hosting

Your own Minecraft server that you and your friends can join anytime

Your server runs 24 hours a day, even when your PC is off. It's in a data center in Korea, so ping is low for players in Korea, and if your server is open to the public, you can choose the Security Zone, which filters out DDoS attacks.

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Data center in Korea

The server is located in Korea, so latency is low for players in Korea.

Security Zone against DDoS

Public servers are easy targets for attacks. The Security Zone filters out attack traffic, and traffic is billed by usage.

First time? Just follow along

We provide a step-by-step guide, from installing Java to having your friends join. You can also set up plugin or mod servers yourself.

How to get started

  1. Step 1

    Choose a plan

    If you'll play vanilla with a few friends, we recommend 4GB of memory or more; if you have lots of mods/plugins or many players, 8GB or more.

  2. Step 2

    Order with Ubuntu

    Choose Ubuntu as the operating system. If it's a public server, consider choosing the Security Zone as your network.

  3. Step 3

    Install by following the guide

    Once you receive your server, follow the Minecraft server guide to install Java, run the server, and set up the firewall.

Recommended plans

The lowest-priced plans with 4GB of memory or more.

If you need different specs, see all plans.

FAQ

How many players can join?
It varies a lot depending on how you play. For vanilla with a few friends, start with 4GB; if you use lots of mods/plugins or have many players, start with 8GB or more. If it's not enough, you can get a new server on a higher plan.
Do I have to use the Security Zone?
If the server is just for you and your friends, the General Zone is enough. If you share the server address publicly, we recommend the Security Zone to prepare for DDoS attacks. The Security Zone has no included traffic and is billed by usage.
Can I run a mod or plugin server?
You install it yourself with server administrator privileges, so you can set up any server you want, such as Paper, Forge, or Fabric.
How do I back up my world?
With the server off, download the world folder to your PC. The file transfer guide explains how.