Why we exist
Renting a Minecraft server should take less time than installing the game. Ours does: pick an edition, sign in, get an address. No checkout maze, no "talk to sales" for a firewall rule.
The free tier is deliberately small — 1.5 GB of RAM — and deliberately permanent. It is sized for a survival world with friends, not for a 200-player network. We'd rather say that out loud than hand you a trial that dies in a month.
How we work
Three rules shape everything on this site:
- No invented numbers. One node means one node. No region dropdown, no uptime badge we can't back up.
- The panel isn't a paywall. SFTP, file manager, console and backups ship with the free server.
- Say the boring part. Capacity is limited and shared fairly. When it's full, we say so.
The setup today
| Thing | Status |
|---|---|
| Nodes | One, in a single location. More hardware comes before more marketing. |
| Free tier | 1.5 GB RAM, Java or Bedrock, full panel access. |
| Paid tiers | Being sized. Prices are published before launch, never invented for a countdown. |
| Support | Email, answered by a human who also runs servers. |
Where to go next
What the free tier includes
RAM, editions, loaders and the limits we actually enforce.
Read the docsSomething broken?
Common fixes for servers that won't start, time out or run out of memory.
Open the help center