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Minecraft Java Server Hosting

Minecraft Java Server Hosting – Paper, Fabric, Forge & Vanilla

Launch a Minecraft Java server in under two minutes. Plugin-ready Paper, Purpur and Spigot on every plan, full Fabric / Forge / NeoForge modded stacks on M and L, one-click world uploads, RCON, query, whitelist and daily backups – on AMD EPYC NVMe hardware across five regions.

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Step 1

Pick a plan

Choose S for plugins only, or M and L for modded Java branches with more RAM.

Step 2

Choose your branch

Deploy Vanilla, Paper, Purpur, Spigot, Fabric, Forge, or NeoForge from the same panel.

Step 3

Import and play

Upload a Java world zip, configure MOTD and whitelist, then invite players without mixing in Bedrock assumptions.

“Fabric mods, Paper plugins, and world uploads all sit on the same Java flow.”
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Available regions: US West (Oregon), US East (Virginia), US North-East (Toronto), Europe West (Paris), Australia (Sydney)
10k+ servers hosted
99.9% uptime
2-day refund
AMD EPYC · NVMe
Minecraft Java server plan S

Plan S

$599
/ per month

Up to 5 players
Java branches
Stable, Paper, Purpur, Spigot
RAM cap
4 GB
Plugin uploads
Included
Mod uploads
Not included
World import/export
Included

Starter Java for survival, friends, and plugin-first setups.

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Minecraft Java server plan M

Plan M

$999
/ per month

Up to 10 players
Java branches
Paper, Purpur, Spigot, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge
RAM cap
6 GB
Plugin uploads
Included
Mod uploads
Included
World import/export
Included

Balanced for modded worlds, public uptime, and the full tested Java branch set.

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Minecraft Java server plan L

Plan L

$1600
/ per month

Up to 30 players
Java branches
Paper, Purpur, Spigot, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge
RAM cap
8 GB
Plugin uploads
Included
Mod uploads
Included
World import/export
Included

For mid-size communities running heavier mod packs with more Java headroom.

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All plans include
Java world uploads
NVMe storage
RCON and query
Daily snapshots
Server hardware: AMD EPYC CPUs (24c/48t+), ~3.6 GHz, 512 GB RAM

Java-only hosting (Bedrock has its own page)

Minecraft Java and Minecraft Bedrock are separate games with different launchers, worlds, and mod ecosystems. This page covers Java only – plans, branches, uploads, and support are tuned for Java. Looking for Bedrock? See Minecraft Bedrock hosting.

Plugin stacks and mod launchers from one panel

Plan S covers Vanilla, Paper, Purpur, and Spigot. Plans M and L unlock Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge as well, so you can stay plugin-first or move into tested modded setups without switching products or losing the branch-aware flow.

World imports, network tools, and live settings

Upload an existing Java world zip with level.dat, manage MOTD, whitelist, difficulty, and seed, and use the Java networking extras already present in the implementation, including query and separate RCON.

What we actually offer for Minecraft Java

Versions from 1.20+, tested Java branches, plugin uploads on all plans, mods on M and L, Java world imports, and plan-specific RAM caps of 4 GB, 6 GB, and 8 GB.

Minecraft Java world vista

Survival worlds

Low-friction Java hosting for friends, whitelists, and imported saves.

Minecraft Java village build

Plugin communities

Paper, Purpur, and Spigot paths for plugin-first servers and admin tooling.

Minecraft Java modded adventure

Modded sessions

Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge support for tested modded worlds on M and L.

Discord bot controls for your Minecraft Java server
Discord bot

Self-Serve Bot in Discord

Instant control of your Minecraft Java server without tickets or waiting. Type a command and go.

  • Start, stop, restart, and check status in seconds.
  • Secure by design: only your subscriptions are accessible.
  • Share access safely with time-limited auth codes.

Fast, secure, and always on.

Discord chat commands for Minecraft Java server management

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FAQ

Minecraft Java only. Bedrock has its own separate page, products, and branch assumptions at Minecraft Bedrock hosting.

We support Minecraft Java 1.20+ across the current release window from the last two years.

Yes. Upload a zipped Java world with level.dat and the import flow places it into the persistent world directory.

Yes, depending on the plan. S is for Vanilla, Paper, Purpur, and Spigot. M and L unlock Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge as well.

Plan S is plugin-first at 4 GB RAM. Plan M unlocks the full modded Java path at 6 GB RAM. Plan L keeps the same branch access and raises the RAM cap to 8 GB.

Yes. Java networking includes the base game port, query support, and a separate RCON port.

You can toggle online-mode from the config UI. Offline mode lets TLauncher and similar non-premium clients connect, but it removes Mojang’s account verification – anyone with a chosen username can connect, and it is the main vector for griefing. We recommend keeping online mode on and using a whitelist instead.

Most Minecraft Java servers start on the entry Java plan and then scale up as you move from plugin-only Paper or Purpur setups into Fabric, Forge, or NeoForge modded stacks. Cost is driven by RAM cap, player count, world size, backups, and how much headroom you want for plugin load, chunk generation, and modded events.

Yes. In My Account and Subscriptions, you can upgrade to a higher Minecraft Java tier with the same billing cadence. During an upgrade, your deployment is updated in place rather than wiped and recreated.
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