Choose a VDS server for your project.

Which resources should I compare?

Compare vCPU for processing, RAM for running services, and storage for files and databases. Check network and IP details too. Visitor count alone does not determine the resources an application needs.

How should I compare SSD and NVMe?

They are storage options. Consider NVMe for disk-intensive applications, but also compare capacity, memory and processor allocation. Disk type alone does not determine performance.

Is managed service included?

Server resources and system maintenance are separate services. Use the management, operating-system and licence options listed for your plan. Contact support if you need help with updates, service monitoring or configuration.

How do I choose an operating system?

Use the operating-system options available in the order configuration. If your application requires a particular version or licence, ask support before ordering.

How is backup handled?

Storage capacity is not a separate backup copy. Refer to your service description and agreement for backup, retention and restore conditions. State any additional backup requirement when discussing the service.

What happens during a reinstall?

Reinstalling erases current server data. New access details appear in the customer panel after the operation completes.

Should I choose Java or Bedrock?

Choose the edition used by your players. Java and Bedrock run different server software.

Is Pterodactyl included?

Minecraft plans include Pterodactyl management and SFTP file access.

How much RAM and CPU do I need?

Larger maps, plugins and more simultaneous players require more RAM and CPU.

How many players can join?

Capacity depends on the edition, map, mods and plugins. The same RAM allocation does not guarantee the same player count for every setup.

Can I bring an existing world?

SFTP file access is available. Check that your world and plugins match the chosen Java or Bedrock version, and keep a copy before replacing files.