Coming very soon

Game servers you can manage yourself.

Start, stop, and configure your server from a web panel. It runs on a network we operate ourselves, and the people who run the network are the people you contact.

See the panel Test your latency

Console for a demo Minecraft server. Demo data.

What the panel gives you.

Console: Watch the live server console and send commands from the browser.
Power controls: Start, stop, restart, and force-stop a server in one click.
File manager: Browse, edit, upload, and download server files without an FTP client.
Backups: Take a backup on demand and restore it when an update or a mod breaks your world.
Schedules: Run restarts, backups, and commands on a timer.
Sub-users: Give friends or staff their own login with limited permissions. confirm offered
Databases: Create a PostgreSQL, MariaDB, or Redis database for plugins that need one.
Startup options: Change launch settings and game versions where the game allows it. confirm offered

A look at the panel.

Guided setup.

A short setup asks for a server name, then the software it runs. Each option is labeled for what it supports, plugins or mods, so you pick the right one the first time. It takes a minute, and you can change all of it later.

Launchpad.

Choose what goes on your server, and install it from the panel. Browse plugins, mods, datapacks, and modpacks from Modrinth and CurseForge, then install them straight onto your server with no files to hunt down or upload. Or replace the server software with a complete modpack.

Plugins, mods, datapacks, and modpacks each have their own tab.
Search, and filter by provider, release type, and game version.
An Installed tab shows what is already on the server.

File manager.

Browse the server files in your browser. Create folders, files, and symlinks. Upload, search, and check disk usage. Each row shows the size and when it last changed, and you can select several at once.

The file manager listing a server’s folders and files, with buttons to create a folder, file, or symlink, upload, search, and view disk usage. — File manager, shown with a Minecraft server. Demo data.

Orders are not open yet.

Launch details will be posted here.

Coming soon