Game server hosting

VPS for Minecraft Server from 120 RUB/mo

Play with friends without lag on your own KVM VPS. Complete freedom: install any mods, plugins, and custom jars. High-speed NVMe SSDs for instant world rendering and a stable 100 Mbps port.

from 120₽ per month
locations Moscow / Germany KVM / 100 Mbps
storage NVMe SSD 10 - 40 GB
Plans

Minecraft VPS configurations

For a small group of up to 5 players, a cheap NAT VPS with port forwarding is ideal. For heavy modpacks, choose VPS Start or Pro.

VPS Start

450₽/мес
  • vCPU1x Intel Xeon (2.6+ GHz)
  • RAM1 GB DDR4 ECC
  • NVMe20 GB Enterprise
  • TrafficБезлимитный (100 Mbps)
  • IP1x Выделенный IPv4 (Москва)
  • PortsВсе порты открыты (кроме 25)
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VPS Pro

900₽/мес
  • vCPU2x Intel Xeon (2.6+ GHz)
  • RAM2 GB DDR4 ECC
  • NVMe40 GB Enterprise
  • TrafficБезлимитный (100 Mbps)
  • IP1x Выделенный IPv4 (Москва)
  • PortsВсе порты открыты (кроме 25)
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Features

Why KVM VPS is better than generic game hosts

Dedicated resources (KVM)

Unlike game hosts with heavy overselling, we provide genuine KVM. Your CPU and memory belong only to your server.

High-speed NVMe SSDs

Chunk generation and world saving occur instantly with zero freeze frames thanks to enterprise-grade NVMe drives.

Any core and modpacks

You have full root access. Install any Java version, cores (Paper, Purpur, Forge, Fabric), and custom plugins.

Unlimited bandwidth

The 100 Mbps channel is completely unlimited. Play 24/7 with no hidden data cap fees.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Each NAT VPS gets 999 ports. You configure your Minecraft `server.properties` port to one of your assigned ports (e.g., 12345). Your friends connect using the address: IP:port (e.g., `12.34.56.78:12345`).

For a vanilla server with 3-5 players, 1-2 GB of RAM is sufficient (NAT Start or VPS Start). If you plan to play with heavy modpacks (Forge/Fabric), we recommend the VPS Pro plan with 2 GB RAM and above.

We recommend running the Java server process inside a `screen` utility or creating a custom `systemd` service. This keeps the server running 24/7 even after you close the SSH terminal.