2 GB RAM
- 2 vCores
- 20 GB NVMe
- Up to 10 players
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
3,50 €/mo
Game server
Minecraft server
Set up your Minecraft server in minutes: choose Paper, Spigot, Fabric, Forge or any modpack and install it with one click from the panel. No player limits and AntiDDoS included so nobody can take your world down.
PaperSpigotFabricForgePurpurBedrock
Everything your Minecraft server includes
One-click installer for Paper, Spigot, Purpur, Fabric, Forge and Bedrock.
CurseForge and Modrinth modpacks installed automatically.
No player cap: only the RAM you buy limits you.
Automatic world backups, restorable from the panel.
FTP access and file editor for plugins, configs and datapacks.
Free subdomain such as yourserver.electrumhosting.com.
How many resources does Minecraft need?
A guideline based on what you plan to run. If you're between two, take the larger one: upgrading later is instant and you only pay the difference.
| Scale | RAM | vCores | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 10 players | 2 GB | 2 | Vanilla or Paper with few plugins |
| 10-25 players | 4 GB | 2 | Paper with plugins or a light modpack |
| 25-60 players | 8 GB | 4 | Medium modpacks or several loaded worlds |
| 60+ players | 16 GB | 6 | Large modpacks (RLCraft, ATM) or a public server |
What actually drives usage in Minecraft
In Minecraft the resource that matters is RAM, but not because of player count: what drives it is the number of loaded chunks, the render distance and mods. A Paper server with 60 players at view-distance 8 uses less than a 10-player server running a heavy modpack at view-distance 16.
Default port
25565 (Java) · 19132 (Bedrock)
Minecraft plans
Pick your RAM based on mods and expected players. Prices exclude VAT.
We are currently out of Minecraft servers. Open a ticket to reserve your slot or migrate from another host, and we will let you know as soon as one is available again.
Out of stock
4 GB RAM
- 2 vCores
- 40 GB NVMe
- Up to 25 players
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
6,50 €/mo
8 GB RAM
- 4 vCores
- 80 GB NVMe
- Up to 60 players
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
12,00 €/mo
16 GB RAM
- 6 vCores
- 120 GB NVMe
- Unlimited slots
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
22,00 €/mo
Choose your location
The closer the server is to your players, the lower their Minecraft ping.
Spain · Madrid
Minimum latency for Spain and southern Europe
Germany · Mainhausen
Central Europe, optimal EU routing
Miami · USA
LATAM and North America
Common Minecraft problems and how to fix them
1The server stutters even with spare RAM
It's almost always render distance or a runaway entity (mob farms, hopper chains). Drop `view-distance` to 8 and `simulation-distance` to 6 in server.properties, and use /tps or Spark to find which chunk is loading the CPU.
2'Failed to bind to port' error
The previous process didn't shut down cleanly. Stop the service from the panel, wait a few seconds and start it again. If it persists, check you don't have two instances on the same port.
3Bedrock players can't join
Java and Bedrock use different protocols and ports. You need GeyserMC + Floodgate on Paper, and port 19132 UDP open as well for crossplay to work.
Guides for your Minecraft server
Step by step and written by our team: from installation to the most common problems.
- Setting up a Minecraft Java server (Paper) on your VPSThe Java version each Minecraft needs, Paper instead of the official server, how much memory to give it, the EULA, port 25565 and making yourself admin. On Windows and Linux.
- Setting up a Minecraft Bedrock server (mobile, console and Windows)The official Bedrock server on Windows or Linux: download, settings, port 19132 UDP, permissions and updating without losing the world. Plus how to mix Java and Bedrock players.
- Which ports to open for a Minecraft server (25565 and Bedrock)Java runs on TCP 25565 and Bedrock on UDP 19132. Commands for Windows and Linux, the query port, and how to let players connect without typing a port.
- Optimising a Minecraft server: less lag, more TPSWhat TPS means, how to find what causes lag with spark, the start command Paper recommends, view distances and pre-generating the world.
Minecraft frequently asked questions
How much RAM do I need for a Minecraft server?
For vanilla or Paper with up to 10 friends, 2 GB is plenty. With plugins and 25-40 players, go for 4 GB. Medium modpacks or 60 players need 8 GB. For big modpacks like RLCraft or busy public servers, pick 16 GB.
Can I install modpacks and plugins?
Yes. The panel includes CurseForge and Modrinth installers, and you can upload any .jar over FTP. We support Paper, Spigot, Purpur, Fabric, Forge and NeoForge.
Is there a player limit?
We don't impose artificial slot limits. The real cap depends on your RAM and mods: a Paper server with 8 GB comfortably handles 60-80 players.
Does it work with Minecraft Bedrock and crossplay?
Yes. You can deploy a Bedrock server directly, or run Paper with GeyserMC and Floodgate so Java and Bedrock players share the same world.
Can I migrate my current server?
Yes, and we help for free. Upload your world folder and plugins over FTP, or open a ticket and we'll migrate everything for you with no data loss.
Ready to launch your Minecraft server?
From 3,50 €/mo, with a control panel, AntiDDoS and human support.