Game
servers
Somewhere for you and your friends to play, with the mods you want and nobody wiping it at the end of the month.
Plans
5Pick the size you need. Anything in this group runs on any of them — you choose which when you check out.
A few friends on a vanilla world. Cheap enough to leave running.
- 2 GB memory
- 1 vCPU
- 10 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
208 games to choose from
2 billing options available
Product Pocket is out of stockSquad
$11.00 5% off the parts
A small group with plugins, and a map that survives everyone logging off.
- 4 GB memory
- 2 vCPUs
- 25 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
208 games to choose from
2 billing options available
Product Squad is out of stockClan
$22.00 10% off the parts
A modpack and a full server. This is the one most private communities need.
- 8 GB memory
- 4 vCPUs
- 50 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
208 games to choose from
2 billing options available
Product Clan is out of stockRealm
$44.00 15% off the parts
A heavy modpack, or a crowd, without the tick rate falling over on a Friday night.
- 16 GB memory
- 8 vCPUs
- 100 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
208 games to choose from
2 billing options available
Product Realm is out of stockEmpire
$84.00 20% off the parts
The largest we run: a network of worlds behind one address.
- 32 GB memory
- 12 vCPUs
- 200 GB storage
- Any stack in this category, installed for you
- Daily backups and a console you can actually use
208 games to choose from
2 billing options available
Product Empire is out of stockGame servers
13Paper
MinecraftThe Minecraft server most people actually run: plugins, and it holds up with a crowd on it.
Minecraft
VanillaThe game exactly as Mojang ships it, with nothing added and nothing behaving unexpectedly.
Forge
Modded MinecraftFor a modpack: hundreds of mods loaded together, which is most of what a private server gets used for.
Sponge
Modded MinecraftThe other modding platform, for packs and plugins written against it rather than Forge.
BungeeCord
Minecraft proxyJoins several Minecraft servers into one address, so players move between worlds without disconnecting.
Rust
SurvivalA Rust server with your own wipe schedule, rather than somebody else deciding when the map resets.
ARK: Survival Evolved
SurvivalA persistent ARK map for a tribe, with the rates and rules set the way your group likes them.
Valheim
SurvivalA world that stays up between sessions, so progress does not depend on who is online to host it.
Terraria
SandboxA shared world that keeps running when everyone logs off, and is there again the next evening.
Counter-Strike
Source engineYour own competitive server, with your maps, your config and no queue to get into it.
Team Fortress 2
Source engineA community server with the maps and rules you want, rather than whatever matchmaking hands you.
Garry's Mod
Source engineSandbox and game modes, with addons and Lua scripts you control on a machine you control.
Insurgency
Source engineA private tactical server for a group that would rather play together than with strangers.
You do not buy any of these on their own. They come with the machine your plan already includes. You ask for one in ordinary words, and your council installs it, sets it up, and keeps an eye on it afterwards.
What you pay for is the machine.
The plans buy you a server with a council of agents on it. Everything on this page then runs there for nothing extra, because the machine is yours and so is the room on it.