Your Minecraft host since 2012

A good Minecraft host in France meets several criteria: powerful, recent machines, low latency from the main ISPs, DDoS protection, automatic backups and a simple panel. Prefer a Minecraft rental hosted in a French datacenter (Paris) with modern CPUs, NVMe storage and a support team that replies quickly in French. Transparency about resource usage and SLAs is also an excellent indicator of quality.

Choose a plan suited to your number of players and your style of play (Vanilla, Paper, modpacks). Select the France location for better latency, name your server, then launch the installation from the panel. You can then share the address with your friends, manage OPs, the whitelist and backups, and change version in a few clicks. This method works just as well for a Java server as for Bedrock.

We offer a free 10-day trial period to test Minecraft hosting with no commitment. Trial servers run on the same hardware as our paid plans (Ryzen CPUs, NVMe SSDs) and are hosted in our Paris datacenter. At the end of the trial you can switch to a paid Minecraft rental or stop, with no hidden fees.

For Vanilla with 5-10 players, 2 to 3 GB is usually enough. With Paper and a few plugins, aim for 3 to 4 GB. For popular modpacks or 50+ plugins, plan on 6 GB or more. The memory needed also depends on the render distance, the number of worlds and the size of the map. You can increase the RAM from the panel at any time without losing any data.

Open the panel, enable the whitelist in the server settings and check that cracked versions are disabled. Add the allowed usernames, confirm, then restart. The whitelist blocks every connection that is not on the list.

Switch your server to Paper, Spigot or Bukkit from the Versions page, restart, then use the panel's plugin manager or an SFTP or FTP client to drop the files into the folder named plugins. Choose versions compatible with your Minecraft version and restart to load the plugins.

Install Forge, NeoForge or Fabric from the Versions page, then transfer your mods into the folder named mods via WebFTP or an SFTP or FTP client. Make sure the server and the clients use the same modloader and mod versions. Restart to apply. Heavy modpacks need more RAM.

Most options are available in the panel: difficulty, slots, online-mode, view-distance, seed, nether, command blocks. You can also edit server.properties from the WebFTP. Save, then restart for the changes to take effect.

Before any reinstall, create a backup from the Backups page. Then launch the fresh install from the Versions page to start cleanly on the version you want. After the installation, restore your world and your files if needed. This procedure fixes most configuration problems or incomplete updates.

Make a manual backup first. Reinstall the modpack in the new version, then restore only the world folder (world, world_nether, world_the_end or the name of your map). Avoid reusing old mods or config folders if the pack has changed a lot. Test online to check that everything loads correctly.

Open the panel and click Upgrade plan. Adding RAM and CPU takes a few seconds, with no file loss. Billing is pro-rated on the remaining time, so you can adjust your Minecraft rental to your community's needs.

Open a ticket with the name of the modpack and the version you want (CurseForge, Modrinth, Fabric, Forge or NeoForge). We add it to our catalogue quickly. You can also import your own custom modpack if you prefer to keep a tailored configuration.