Wood
from $5.99/ 30 days
For you and a few friends
- About 10 players
- 2 GB RAM, the server’s power
- 20 GB space for worlds & mods
- Fast AMD Ryzen CPU
- Protection against attacks (DDoS)
Survival server hosting
Mine, build and survive together in a world that stays online when you log off.
A survival server is the classic way to play: one shared world, gather resources, build bases and beat the Ender Dragon together. Most groups want the game close to vanilla, with a few quality-of-life additions at most.
Run plain vanilla if you care about exact farm and redstone behaviour, or Paper if you want plugins such as homes, land claims or grief rollback.
What you get
Included in every plan: DDoS protection, NVMe storage and automatic backups.
Vanilla or Paper
Keep mechanics untouched with vanilla, or pick Paper for plugins and better performance with more players.
Grief rollback
CoreProtect logs block changes so you can undo griefing. It can store its data in files or a MySQL database.
Pre-generated terrain
Generate chunks ahead of time with a pre-generation plugin so exploring does not cause lag spikes.
Memory for your group
2 GB covers a few friends. Upgrade RAM later when more people join.
Online in four steps
Choose "Play with friends" in the configurator.
Enter how many friends will play — the memory is suggested for you.
Pick the location closest to your group and order.
Set difficulty and turn on the whitelist in server.properties, then share the address.
Plans that fit
Based on 10 players. Upgrade memory any time.
Stone
from $10.99/ 30 days
For small groups and vanilla plus
- About 20 players
- 4 GB RAM, the server’s power
- 40 GB space for worlds & mods
- Fast AMD Ryzen CPU
- Protection against attacks (DDoS)
Iron
from $16.49/ 30 days
For growing communities
- About 40 players
- 6 GB RAM, the server’s power
- 60 GB space for worlds & mods
- Fast AMD Ryzen CPU
- Protection against attacks (DDoS)
Survival questions
Vanilla or Paper for survival?
Vanilla if your group builds technical farms that rely on exact game behaviour. Paper if you want plugins or expect more than a handful of players. Paper changes a few mechanics for performance, so check your farm designs.
How do I keep strangers out?
Turn on the whitelist with /whitelist on and add players with /whitelist add <name>. Only listed players can join.
Can I bring my single-player world?
Yes. Upload the world folder and point level-name in server.properties at it. Use the same or a newer Minecraft version than the world was played on.
Related
- SMP server hostingA survival multiplayer world for a fixed group — with the plugins and rules your community agrees on.
- Hardcore server hostingOne life. Hard difficulty. Die and you watch the rest from spectator mode.
- Vanilla Minecraft server hostingThe game exactly as Mojang ships it. No plugins, no mods, no surprises.