A dedicated Minecraft Java server for you and your friends. Bedrock players on console and mobile can join too.
Run a real dedicated Minecraft Java server, not a shared one. Invite friends with a whitelist, and Bedrock players on console, mobile, or Windows can join through a built-in bridge — no separate Bedrock server to manage. It is one Java world: Bedrock players get the same rules as everyone else.
Sign in with DiscordNo account setup — your Discord is your login.
Pricing
Servers cost nothing when idle. You only pay while your server is running.
Minecraft hosting — questions
Can Bedrock and Java players play together?
Yes. It's a Java server with a built-in bridge, so Bedrock players join with no second server to set up. Same world, same rules: combat, mobs, and redstone behave like Java, not like a Bedrock world.
How do I let my friends in?
Add them to the server's whitelist from Discord or the dashboard. Java players go on the list by their Minecraft username; Bedrock players by their Xbox gamertag with a leading dot (.Gamertag).
How fast does the server start?
Sometimes under 30 seconds, when a standby server is ready; otherwise usually a couple of minutes. It boots when you start it from Discord or the dashboard, or automatically when the first player connects.
What happens when nobody's playing?
The server sleeps and costs nothing. It boots back up the next time someone joins, usually within a couple of minutes.
How much does it cost?
You pay by the minute, only while your server is running — it sleeps a few minutes after the last player leaves. Most new accounts start with $3 free credit, no card required.