Small world
4 GB
$17.99/mo
reserved · yourssibling · burst
- CPU
- 1 reserved CPU thread + burst
- best for
- Vanilla-style play or a light plugin stack
planning range · 10–20 players
choose 4 GB all games
Java Minecraft server hosting
Minecraft hosting.Built around the tick.
Your Java world on its own virtual machine, with reserved RAM, CPU time that cannot disappear into a noisy neighbor, and a panel that actually understands Minecraft.
- your choice of Java stack
- free managed migration
- Path.net protected
three ways in
Start with the world you have.
Every tier gets its own VM, reserved RAM, panel, dedicated IP, protection, backups, and migration. The meaningful step is at 8 GB, where the CPU allocation becomes a whole physical core.
Growing community
6 GB
$26.99/mo
reserved · yourssibling · burst
- CPU
- 1 reserved CPU thread + burst
- best for
- More plugins or mods, exploration, and a busier world
planning range · 25–30 players
choose 6 GBBusy server
8 GB
$37.99/mo
thread 1 · yoursthread 2 · yours
- CPU
- 1 full physical CPU core
- best for
- Large communities, heavier modpacks, and network hubs
planning range · 40+ players
choose 8 GBPlayer counts are planning ranges, not slot limits. Plugins, view distance, farms, and chunk generation can change what a world needs. Size yours with the RAM calculator →
on every plan
The useful stuff is already in.
No protection tier, backup pack, migration fee, or dedicated-IP surprise after you choose the RAM.
- 01Reserved RAM
Committed 1:1 to your VM, never reclaimed for another customer.
- 02Reserved CPU allocation
A hardware thread from 4 GB; a whole physical core at 8 GB.
- 03Your own KVM VM
Your kernel, files, processes, and restart cycle stay isolated.
- 04Dedicated IP
Players connect on the normal Minecraft port, with no paid IP add-on.
- 05Path.net DDoS protection
Always-on L3/L4 filtering is included on every plan.
- 06NVMe storage
Fast local storage for chunks, plugins, logs, and world saves.
- 07Two backup layers
A saved VM snapshot plus scheduled copies stored off-site.
- 08Managed migration
We move the world, plugins, and configuration over for free.
Minecraft-native
The panel knows more than the process ID.
Most panels can tell that Java is running. Our in-game plugin, gummysnacks-tools, lets the panel understand what the Minecraft server itself is doing.
plugins/gummysnacks-tools.jarconnected
Live TPS where you operate
Tick rate arrives on the dashboard beside CPU and memory, so you can separate a Minecraft workload problem from a host-resource problem.
A console with Minecraft context
Live Connect completes server commands and online player names. It behaves like an interactive console, not a delayed copy of the log.
Your Java stack is the product path
Provisioning, startup, files, health reporting, and recovery are built around the server software you choose instead of forcing every world onto one JAR.
live connect
A console that reads the world back.
Start a command and it completes the rest, alongside the names of players actually online right now. It is speaking to the running server through gummysnacks-tools, not replaying the log a few seconds late.
the panel
Your world, without the server-room hobby.
gummysnacks is ours from the browser down to the agent on your VM. Use the live console, edit files, transfer over SFTP, watch TPS, and recover from backups without giving up the keys to the machine.
gummysnacksminecraft-01 · online
built in-house
Not Pterodactyl with our logo on it.
Owning the panel is what lets Minecraft data reach the dashboard and what lets infrastructure features reach all the way into your VM. The ordinary controls are here too; they just are not the end of the story.
see what owning the stack unlocksbefore you move
Minecraft hosting, answered plainly.
Which Minecraft server software do you support?
We support Java Edition across the usual server stacks, including Vanilla, Paper, Spigot, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and most custom server JARs. Tell us the software and version you run, and we’ll build or migrate the server around it.
Can I install my own plugins and mods?
Yes. Use the plugins or mods compatible with your chosen Java server software, with full file access through the web panel and SFTP. You can restart and inspect everything from the live console; our Paper plugin guide shows the basic safe workflow for plugin servers.
How much RAM does my Minecraft server need?
Most small Java servers should begin at 4–6 GB. Player count matters, but mods, plugins, view distance, farms, and live chunk generation can matter more. Use the Minecraft RAM calculator before sizing up.
Will you move my existing world and plugins?
Yes. Managed migration is included. We transfer the complete server data, start it on a testable instance, inspect the logs, and help verify the world before players move. Our migration guide explains what comes across.
Is the CPU actually dedicated?
The wording depends on the tier. The 4 and 6 GB plans reserve one hardware thread and can burst onto its sibling when idle. The 8 GB plan reserves both threads of one physical core with no other customer on it. You can verify the allocation yourself.
How are Minecraft backups handled?
Every plan includes a saved VM snapshot for fast rollback and scheduled off-site server backups for failures beyond the machine. We still recommend testing restores and keeping multiple recovery points; our backup guide covers the full process.
ready when your world is
Bring the world.Keep the tick.
Send us the current server details. We’ll recommend the tier, move the world and plugins, and help you verify everything before the old server goes away.