Budget
Budget Micro
For testing or a tiny friends server.
₹80/month
- 2 GB DDR4 RAM
- 6 GB SSD
- 100% CPU
- Basic DDoS Protection
- Powered by Intel Xeon
For testing or a tiny friends server.
A clean start for small survival worlds.
Better for plugins and growing groups.
More room for heavier player activity.
Premium hardware for serious server owners.
Balanced power for bigger modded worlds.
Maximum resources for demanding communities.
Manage files, restart your server, check console output, and give team members access without opening a support ticket for every small change.
> Starting Minecraft server...
> Loading world: survival
> DDoS protection active
> Server online. Have fun.
Start with Budget Micro or Budget Small if you are hosting a simple private server for a few friends.
Budget Medium or Budget Large gives more RAM and CPU for active worlds, plugins, and more regular players.
Choose Premium+ when you need DDR5 memory, NVMe storage, advanced DDoS protection, and additional ports.
Yes. You can request an upgrade or downgrade from the client area. Upgrades keep your server files and usually only need a short restart to apply the new resources.
Budget Series uses Intel Xeon hardware with DDR4 RAM, SSD storage, and basic DDoS protection. Premium+ adds DDR5 RAM, NVMe SSD storage, higher CPU allocation, additional ports, and advanced DDoS protection.
For modpacks, Premium Small is the practical starting point. Larger modpacks or public communities should use Premium Medium or XPremium Large for more CPU, DDR5 RAM, and NVMe storage.
Yes. Budget Series includes basic DDoS protection, while Premium+ Series includes advanced DDoS protection for higher-traffic or public servers.
Yes. You get a control panel with console access, file management, SFTP access, restart controls, databases, and sub-user access for trusted team members.
Premium Small includes 2 additional ports. Premium Medium and XPremium Large include 4 additional ports. Budget plans do not include additional ports by default.
Yes, support can guide you through moving your world files, plugins, and server configuration from another provider. Keep a fresh backup before migration.
Yes. You can use common Minecraft server types such as Vanilla, Paper, Purpur, Spigot, Forge, or Fabric, depending on your plan resources and the files you upload.
The servers are booted, select your plan and become our latest satisfied client.