Paper, Purpur & Spigot
Run supported plugin-based Minecraft Java servers using Paper, Purpur, Spigot, or other compatible server software.
Launch a Minecraft server from $2/month for survival worlds, SMP communities, plugins, custom modpacks, or creative projects, with web panel access, SFTP, backups, and the controls you need to manage your server.
Choose a Minecraft Java setup that matches how you want to play, from a simple private survival world to a larger SMP, plugin-based community, or heavily modded server.
Run supported vanilla, plugin-based, or modded Minecraft Java setups. Exact compatibility depends on the Minecraft version, server software, selected plan, and third-party content.
Run supported plugin-based Minecraft Java servers using Paper, Purpur, Spigot, or other compatible server software.
Host supported Forge or Fabric servers, upload mod files and dependencies, and configure custom or prebuilt modpacks.
Use supported custom server JARs when your project requires software outside a standard vanilla, plugin, or mod-loader setup.
Upload an existing Minecraft world, move a server from another host, manage dimensions, and create backups before major changes.
Select a supported Minecraft Java version and coordinate updates around plugin, mod, loader, and world compatibility.
Edit server.properties and other configuration files, manage operators and whitelists, adjust startup settings, and run commands from the live console.
Use the web panel for everyday Minecraft server management, including console commands, plugins, mods, worlds, backups, startup settings, and resource monitoring. SFTP is available when you need deeper file access or larger uploads.
Answers to common questions about Minecraft Java server hosting, plugins, modpacks, worlds, server software, backups, and management.
Yes. You can upload an existing Minecraft Java world through SFTP or the file manager. For a full migration, you can also transfer compatible server files, plugins, mods, and configuration files. Back up the original server first and confirm the Minecraft version before starting the migrated server.
Usually. Supported Forge or Fabric modpacks can be installed when the Minecraft version, loader, dependencies, and server files are compatible. Larger modpacks may require additional memory and CPU resources.
Yes, on supported plugin-based Minecraft Java server software such as Paper, Purpur, and Spigot. Plugin compatibility depends on the Minecraft version and the server software you choose.
Supported Minecraft Java server software can be configured for vanilla, plugin-based, or modded setups. Compatibility depends on the Minecraft version, loader, plugins, mods, custom files, and selected hosting plan. If you are choosing between plugin-server options, read our Paper vs Purpur vs Spigot guide.
The amount of memory you need depends on player count, world activity, server software, plugins, mods, and modpack size. Vanilla or lightly customized servers generally require less memory than large modpacks or busy community servers. For practical starting ranges, read our Minecraft server RAM guide, or contact us with your expected player count and setup if you need help choosing a plan.
Yes, supported Minecraft Java versions can be changed through the available server controls or with assistance when needed. Back up your server first and verify that your plugins, mods, loader, and world are compatible with the version you plan to use.
Yes. The hosting panel provides file management, and SFTP is available for deeper file access and larger transfers. You can manage worlds, plugins, mods, configuration files, logs, and supported custom server files.
Yes. Backup tools are available so you can create restore points for your Minecraft server. We recommend making a backup before version changes, plugin or mod updates, major configuration changes, and significant world edits.
Choose a Minecraft hosting plan and get started, or send us your expected player count, Minecraft version, plugins, modpack, and migration needs if you want help choosing the right setup.
Minecraft hosting starts at $2/month. Plan availability, resource limits, and supported add-ons may vary by configuration; contact us before ordering if you have unusual requirements.