Your world. Your rules.
Your next game server.

You can host Minecraft, Terraria, FiveM, Rust, Valheim, and more. Match your chosen game's server requirements to the plan's CPU, memory, and storage before ordering.

It depends on the game, active players, world size, and installed mods or plugins. Start with the requirements of your server software, and allow extra memory for larger worlds or heavier modpacks.

Choose server software that supports your setup. PaperMC is designed for compatible Minecraft plugins, while modpacks need a matching loader such as Forge or Fabric. Check the software version and resource requirements before choosing your plan.

Back up your world, configuration, plugins or mods, and any databases. Keep the same game and server software versions for the initial move, then test the transferred server before inviting your players.

There is no single player count that fits every setup. Performance depends on your game, view distance, plugins, mods, and what players are doing. Choose resources for your expected activity and monitor performance as your community grows.

Look at processor performance, RAM, storage, server location, and included backup and database slots. For players in Indonesia, a nearby server can also help reduce network latency.