Minecraft Hosting — Starting From $7.99/mo
Fast Minecraft Server Hosting for Your World
Launch a persistent Java or Bedrock server with dedicated memory, fast NVMe storage, world data that survives restarts.
- Persistent worlds on fast NVMe storage
- Dedicated RAM, server ports, logs, backups, and easy upgrades
Minecraft plans for private worlds through growing communities
Player count is only one part of sizing. World size, view distance, server version, plugins, mods, redstone activity, farms, and.
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Survival Server
For friends, private survival worlds, vanilla servers, and lighter plugin use.
$7.99 /month
$79.90 /year
Transparent monthly billing. Upgrade, downgrade, or add resources as your workload changes.
2 MONTHS FREE-
2 vCPU CPU
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4 GB RAM
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30 GB NVMe storage
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Persistent world storage
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Java server ready
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Bedrock server ready
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Server port configuration
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Console & service logs
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Restart controls
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Backup-ready world data
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Community Server MOST POPULAR
For more players, larger worlds, plugins, and growing multiplayer communities.
$14.99 /month
$149.90 /year
Transparent monthly billing. Upgrade, downgrade, or add resources as your workload changes.
2 MONTHS FREE-
4 vCPU CPU
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8 GB RAM
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60 GB NVMe storage
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More player & plugin headroom
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Persistent world storage
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Java or Bedrock runtime
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Server port configuration
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Console & service logs
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Restart controls
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Backup-ready world data
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Performance Server
For larger communities, heavier mods or plugins, and more demanding world activity.
$29.99 /month
$299.90 /year
Transparent monthly billing. Upgrade, downgrade, or add resources as your workload changes.
2 MONTHS FREE-
6 vCPU CPU
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12 GB RAM
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100 GB NVMe storage
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Higher simulation headroom
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Persistent world storage
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Java or Bedrock runtime
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Server port configuration
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Console & service logs
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Restart controls
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Priority resource allocation
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Spend more time in the world and less time maintaining Linux
Minecraft servers are straightforward to start but become operational systems once friends, plugins, mods, backups, networking, and persistent world data matter. OnePloy gives the server a durable home with allocated RAM, NVMe storage, the required.
Keep the world online and the save data persistent
Choose Java or Bedrock server software, store the world on persistent NVMe, expose the correct game port, and keep the.
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Persistent World Files: Keep saves, configuration, plugins, mods, and server files on durable storage through routine restarts.
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Dedicated Memory: Allocate RAM based on players, world complexity, view distance, plugins, mods, and server activity.
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Game Networking: Configure the required server port so players can connect from outside the host network.
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Console Visibility: Review server logs and restart the service when a plugin, mod, version change, or configuration causes trouble.
Start a private world or grow a full community
Use the same hosting model for a few friends, a creator server, a modded experience.
Upgrade when players, chunks, plugins, and mods increase
Add CPU, RAM, and storage as the world expands and server-side simulation becomes more demanding.
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The hosting essentials behind a dependable Minecraft server
OnePloy keeps the game server simple while protecting persistent world data and giving administrators the controls required to.
Persistent World Storage
Keep saves, server properties, plugin data, mod files, and other.
Java Edition Ready
Run the official Java multiplayer server with a compatible Java.
Bedrock Server Ready
Run the dedicated Bedrock server on a supported Linux environment.
Dedicated RAM
Choose memory based on the actual world, players, plugins, mods.
Game Server Ports
Expose the correct port for the edition you run and.
Server Logs
Inspect startup, player, plugin, and mod output when the server.
Backup-Ready Worlds
Keep world data structured for regular backup copies so a.
Resource Upgrades
Move to more CPU, RAM, and storage as the community.
Why server owners run Minecraft on OnePloy
Synthetic launch testimonials focused on persistent worlds, predictable resources, and simpler server.
Our survival world is small, but I still wanted it online without leaving a home PC running. The.
We moved to the 8 GB tier after adding more plugins and increasing the player count. Keeping the.
The console logs are what I use most. When a plugin fails after an update, I can see.
I like that the plans are based on actual RAM and CPU instead of promising an unlimited server..
Backups and persistent world files matter more than flashy control-panel features to us. The server is there to.
who want simpler cloud deployment without giving up control.
Support for the server layer around your Minecraft world
Runtime Configuration
Get help with the OnePloy service, persistent data, environment settings, domains, and the deployment configuration around Minecraft.
Resource Sizing
Increase CPU, memory, or storage when production usage shows the current tier no longer has enough headroom.
Logs & Service Health
Use runtime output and service health to distinguish infrastructure problems from application or provider configuration issues.
Minecraft Server Hosting FAQs
Answers for players and community owners choosing resources for Java or Bedrock server hosting.
Yes. Mojang provides the Java Edition multiplayer server, which requires a compatible Java Runtime Environment. The server also needs the correct network.
Yes. Mojang provides dedicated Bedrock server software for supported Windows and Linux environments. Java and Bedrock are separate server products, so deploy.
RAM needs depend on player count, world size, view distance, server version, plugins, mods, and activity. A lightweight private world can start.
Yes, when world files and server configuration are stored on persistent storage. Keep independent backups as well, especially before server-version changes, plugin.
Yes. The purpose of persistent storage is to keep the world separate from routine service changes. You can move to a larger.
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