Your own Minecraft world — for friends, family, and the builds you'll talk about for years.
Rent a Java Edition server, pick survival, modded, or a modpack your group already loves, and share one address so everyone can join. We handle setup so you're playing in minutes — not fighting port forwarding or install guides.
Run a private server for your SMP, your cousins across the country, or your Discord crew. One address, one shared world, and room to grow when more friends want in.
Share a simple IP or hostname friends can save
Survival, creative, or whatever vibe your group wants
A world that stays online between play sessions
Build, explore, and keep it all
Treehouses, megabases, group farms, and late-night mining trips — the fun is playing together. Your world keeps everyone's builds safe session after session.
Same world every time your crew logs in
Bigger plans when builds (and friend lists) get larger
Great for family game nights and after-school hangouts
Vanilla, modded, and modpacks
Play classic Minecraft, run a modded world with new adventures, or launch a pack your friends already watch on YouTube. Choose what fits when you order — we install it and get you in-game.
Vanilla survival and creative — the game you already know
Modded Minecraft with new blocks, mobs, and gear
Browse thousands of CurseForge modpacks at checkout
Ready-to-play packs like All The Mods 10 and Lite
Plugin-friendly servers for shops, ranks, and minigames
Linked worlds when you want Survival, Creative, and hubs together
For parents: manage the server and see what's going on
You don't need to be a Minecraft expert to stay in the loop. Use the same dashboard your kids use — turn the server on or off, peek at the live log, and check files when you want to know what's happening on the world.
Start, stop, and restart from any phone, tablet, or laptop
Read the live console log to see joins, errors, and what the server is doing right now
Browse world files when you want to look before a big change
Restore a backup if something goes wrong — no command line required