Minecraft Server Hosting :Rent your Minecraft server from £4.14/mo
Minecraft is still the most-played sandbox game in the world, driven by thousands of community servers.
In short
Renting a Minecraft server from Fly-Serv costs between £4.14 and £33.19 per month: 4 GB of RAM on the entry plan, Unlimited on the largest. Anti-DDoS, the FlyPanel control panel and delivery in under 60 seconds are included with every plan, with no minimum term.
Our Minecraft server plans
No commitment · instant delivery · Anti-DDoS included
RAM
- Anti-DDoS included
- Instant delivery
- 7-day support
- No commitment
RAM
- Anti-DDoS included
- Instant delivery
- 7-day support
- No commitment
RAM
- Anti-DDoS included
- Instant delivery
- 7-day support
- No commitment
RAM
- Anti-DDoS included
- Instant delivery
- 7-day support
- No commitment
Prices shown per month, discount applied over the whole period. Billed incl. VAT.
| RAM (DDR5) | Storage (NVMe) | Processor (Ryzen 9 7950X3D) | Slots | Bandwidth | Price per month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 GB | 30 GB | 1 vCore | Unlimited | 1 Gbit/s | £4.14incl. VAT/mo |
| 8 GB | 50 GB | 2 vCore | Unlimited | 1 Gbit/s | £8.29incl. VAT/mo |
| 16 GB | 80 GB | 3 vCore | Unlimited | 1 Gbit/s | £16.59incl. VAT/mo |
| Unlimited | Unlimited | ∞ vCore | Unlimited | 1 Gbit/s | £33.19incl. VAT/mo |
Why choose Fly-Serv as your Minecraft host?
Minecraft hosting: everything you need to know
Minecraft remains the most-played sandbox in the world, driven by thousands of servers with radically different worlds: vanilla Survival with friends, SkyBlock, Faction PvP, mini-games or heavy technical modpacks. Each server type has its own requirements, but they all share the same need: a stable 20 ticks-per-second TPS, without which the experience degrades as soon as players and entities multiply.
Fly-Serv hosts your Minecraft server on Ryzen 9 7950X3D and DDR5 ECC RAM, the ideal combination to hold a constant TPS even on the heaviest Forge modpacks. You freely choose your loader (Paper, Purpur, Spigot, Forge, NeoForge, Fabric) and your version (from 1.8 to the latest), install a CurseForge, Modrinth or FTB modpack in one click, and enable Java/Bedrock cross-play via GeyserMC, all from FlyPanel, delivered in seconds.
Hardware built for Minecraft
Ryzen 9 7950X3D & DDR5 ECC
A Minecraft server's TPS depends directly on the CPU: the Ryzen 9 7950X3D and DDR5 ECC RAM absorb heavy Forge modpacks and busy worlds without lag.
Anti-DDoS included
Your Minecraft server is permanently protected by the dual-layer firewall (real-time L3/L4/L7 filtering), included at no extra cost.
FlyPanel control panel & instant delivery
Live console, WebFTP, automatic backups, 1-click mods: manage your Minecraft server from FlyPanel. Delivered in seconds, 7-day support.
Your Minecraft server in 3 steps
Order your server
Choose your Minecraft plan and confirm: payment is secure and with no commitment.
Configure with FlyPanel
Your Minecraft server is delivered instantly: add modpacks, addons and plugins in 1 click from FlyPanel.
Invite your friends and play
Share your Minecraft server IP and play lag-free, protected by Anti-DDoS.
Frequently asked questions · Minecraft server
Every version, from 1.8 to the newest, on Fly-Serv Minecraft servers. You pick yours when ordering and switch later in one click from FlyPanel, in Vanilla, Paper, Purpur, Spigot, Forge, NeoForge or Fabric. The world is kept when you change version, though rolling back after a major update is still inadvisable.
From FlyPanel you pick your modpack from the CurseForge, Modrinth or FTB list: the installation, the mod loader and the configuration happen automatically, with no files to upload. A modpack missing from the list is installed manually over WebFTP. Plan memory accordingly: a modpack commonly needs 8 to 16 GB where vanilla is happy with 4 GB.
Count on 4 GB of RAM for a vanilla Minecraft server with up to ten players, 8 GB as soon as you add plugins or pass twenty players, and 16 GB for a modpack. A large modpack, or a server beyond fifty players, needs more: our plans go up to unlimited memory. Memory is the first limiting factor on Minecraft, ahead of the processor.
Yes. A Fly-Serv Minecraft server can run Java Edition, Bedrock Edition, or host both at once through GeyserMC, installable from FlyPanel. Cross-play then brings PC, console and mobile players onto the same world. A few Java plugins remain incompatible with Bedrock clients, which is worth checking plugin by plugin.
Minecraft is a paid game: every player needs their own Microsoft account with a licence, whether they play Java or Bedrock. Hosting the server is a separate service, rented from Fly-Serv starting with the 4 GB RAM plan. There is a free demo mode on the client side, but it cannot join a multiplayer server.
Fly-Serv is recognised as one of the best Minecraft hosting providers thanks to servers powered by AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D processors, DDR5 ECC memory and NVMe SSD storage. With anti-DDoS protection included, Paper, Forge, Fabric support and 24/7 assistance, Fly-Serv offers the best value for Minecraft server hosting.
At Fly-Serv, a Minecraft server starts at £4.14 per month for 4 GB of RAM, which is enough for a vanilla server with about ten players. The next tiers — 8 GB, 16 GB, then unlimited memory — match adding plugins, then players, then modpacks. The price includes the FlyPanel control panel, one-click modpack installs, Anti-DDoS protection and support, with no minimum term.
For a high-performance Minecraft server, the AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D is ideal thanks to its 128 MB 3D V-Cache and 5.7 GHz clock speed. This is the processor used by Fly-Serv on all its Minecraft servers, ensuring stable TPS even with many players and heavy mods.
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