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)
Vanilla Minecraft server hosting
The game exactly as Mojang ships it. No plugins, no mods, no surprises.
A vanilla server runs the official server software. Farms, redstone and game mechanics behave exactly like single-player — which is what many survival groups want.
What you get
Included in every plan: DDoS protection, NVMe storage and automatic backups.
Pure gameplay
Redstone and farms behave exactly like in single-player.
Datapacks work
Add datapacks for crafting tweaks or new mechanics without plugins.
Easy upgrade path
Want plugins later? Switch to Paper — it loads your vanilla world.
Small start
2 GB is enough for a few friends.
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)
Vanilla questions
Is vanilla slower than Paper?
Paper includes performance optimisations, so it usually handles more players and entities. For a small group, vanilla runs fine.
Can I use datapacks on vanilla?
Yes. Put them in the datapacks folder of your world and run /reload.