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End of line sale: up to 50% off the standard line

We are retiring our standard line, and instead of taking the old sizes down quietly we are selling them out: 20% off Starter, 30% off Standard and 50% off Premium, Ultimate, Enterprise and Dedicated, on every term, for the whole term. This is an outlet, not a first-month trick. At the same time the Performance line (AMD Ryzen 9 5900X, your own NVMe slice, a faster port) is the new line, and the upgrade to it is free for a limited time: you pay the regular standard price and get the much faster machine, instead of the higher Performance price. Every number below comes from the same list the order form charges from.

What is happening

Every size here exists twice: once on the standard line, shared cores on SSD storage, and once on the Performance line, the same memory on an AMD Ryzen 9 5900X with an NVMe slice of its own and a faster port. The Performance line is where we want every server to run, so the standard line is being retired and Performance becomes simply the line. To make that step easy the upgrade to Performance is free for a limited time: while that offer runs you pay the regular standard price of a size and get the Performance machine for it, instead of the higher Performance price in the last column of the table.

A retired line still has room on it, and we would rather sell that room out than let it sit empty. So the standard sizes above Mini are on an end of line sale: 20% off Starter, 30% off Standard and 50% off Premium, Ultimate, Enterprise and Dedicated. The biggest saving in the table below is €84.00 a month on a twenty four month term, and the discount applies to the monthly, six month and twelve month terms as well, at the same percentage.

So there are two offers on this page and they are not the same thing. The end of line sale is the standard line dropping below its regular price because it is being retired. The free upgrade is the Performance line being sold at the standard price instead of its own, for a limited time. Read the table row by row: regular standard price, the outlet price, and then what Performance costs you now and what it costs normally.

Every size: regular price, outlet price and the Performance upgrade

Per month on a twenty four month term, the lowest of the four terms. The plan page of each size lists the other three terms, with the same percentage off. The Performance now column is the temporarily free upgrade; the last column is what the Performance line costs without it.
PlanMemoryRegularEnd of line priceYou savePerformance now (free upgrade)Performance regular
A cobblestone block, the icon of the Mini Minecraft server planMini4 GB€7.00/mo€7.00/mo (not in the sale)0%€7.00/mo€14.00/mo
A block of coal, the icon of the Starter Minecraft server planStarter8 GB€14.00/mo€11.20/mo20% off, €2.80 a month€14.00/mo€28.00/mo
A block of iron, the icon of the Standard Minecraft server planStandard12 GB€21.00/mo€14.70/mo30% off, €6.30 a month€21.00/mo€42.00/mo
A block of gold, the icon of the Premium Minecraft server planPremium24 GB€42.00/mo€21.00/mo50% off, €21.00 a month€42.00/mo€84.00/mo
A block of diamond, the icon of the Ultimate Minecraft server planUltimate48 GB€84.00/mo€42.00/mo50% off, €42.00 a month€84.00/mo€168.00/mo
A block of emerald, the icon of the Enterprise Minecraft server planEnterprise64 GB€112.00/mo€56.00/mo50% off, €56.00 a month€112.00/mo€224.00/mo
A block of netherite, the icon of the Dedicated Minecraft server planDedicated96 GB€168.00/mo€84.00/mo50% off, €84.00 a month€168.00/mo€336.00/mo

A block of coal, the icon of the Starter Minecraft server planStarter at 20% offA block of iron, the icon of the Standard Minecraft server planStandard at 30% offA block of gold, the icon of the Premium Minecraft server planPremium at 50% offA block of diamond, the icon of the Ultimate Minecraft server planUltimate at 50% offA block of emerald, the icon of the Enterprise Minecraft server planEnterprise at 50% offA block of netherite, the icon of the Dedicated Minecraft server planDedicated at 50% off

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Outlet price or Performance: how to choose

The outlet price is the right call for a server that has never been short of tick time: a group of friends, a survival world, a modest plugin list. Memory is what limits that kind of server, and the memory is identical on both lines, so paying 20% to 50% less for the same memory is simply the better deal while it lasts.

The Performance line is the right call for anything that has ever lagged with memory to spare: a modpack, a busy spawn, a redstone build, thirty players online at once. A Minecraft tick runs on one core and finishes when that core finishes, so that kind of server gains nothing from a lower price and everything from the faster core the AMD Ryzen 9 5900X brings. With the free upgrade running it costs the regular standard price of its size, the number in the Regular column, instead of the higher Performance price in the last column.

Both lines share the panel, the free daily backups, the DDoS filtering, the one-click modpack installer, the AI Copilot and the same support, and a server moves between them with a restart and nothing else. So whichever you pick today, the other one stays a click away.

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What does not change during the sale

A sale price buys the same server as the regular price did. Every location stays available on the standard line, the panel is the same panel, the backups run on the same schedule, the DDoS filtering is the same filtering, and support answers the same way. The only thing that is different is the number on the invoice, and that number holds for every month of the term you pick.

A server already running on the standard line keeps running for the full term it was paid for, on the same address, with the same world and plugins. Before that term ends you hear from us with what comes next, and the same memory on the Performance line is always one of the options.

Questions about the end of line sale

What is the end of line sale?

Our standard line, the shared-core plans on SSD storage that have been here since the start, is being retired in favour of the Performance line. Instead of quietly taking the old sizes down we sell them out: 20% off Starter, 30% off Standard and 50% off Premium, Ultimate, Enterprise and Dedicated. The discount is on every billing term, monthly included, and it holds for the whole term you order. Only Mini keeps its regular price, because that size was already the cheapest way onto the platform.

Why is the standard line being retired?

Because the Performance line is where we want every server to run. Every size exists on both lines with the same memory, the same backups, the same panel and the same support, but the Performance version runs on an AMD Ryzen 9 5900X with an NVMe slice of its own and a faster port. Normally that costs more; right now the upgrade to it is free for a limited time, so you pay the standard price for the faster machine. With that offer running, there is no reason left to keep the slower line, so we are selling it out.

Is the Performance upgrade really free?

Yes, and it is temporary. The Performance line has its own regular price, which is higher than the standard price of the same size; the table shows it in the last column. For as long as the free upgrade runs you pay the regular standard price and get the Performance machine for it. The end of line sale is a second, separate thing: the standard line itself dropping below its regular price because it is being retired. So you choose between the lowest price we have ever asked for a size, or the fastest machine we sell at the standard price, while both offers last.

Should I take the outlet price or the Performance line?

Take the outlet price for a quiet server: friends, a small survival world, a handful of plugins, anything that has never been short of tick time. Take the Performance line for a modpack, a busy spawn, heavy redstone or a server that has ever shown a low TPS, because those are limited by single-core speed and that is exactly what the AMD Ryzen 9 5900X adds. Both lines run the same panel, so you can move up later with a restart.

Does the discount last for the whole term?

Yes. The price you order at is the price for every month of the term you pick, whether that is one month or twenty four. It is not a first-month price and there is no step up later in the term.

What happens to a standard line server when the line closes?

It keeps running for the full term you paid for, on the same address, with the same world and plugins. Before that term ends you hear from us with what comes next, and the same memory on the Performance line is always one of the options. Nothing is switched off under you.

Is the Bedrock line in the sale too?

Yes, by memory size. A Bedrock plan follows the same steps as the Java plan with the same amount of memory, so a Bedrock size with the memory of Starter carries the same 20% and the larger sizes carry 50%. The order form shows the was-price and the sale price next to each other.

Delivery: most servers are handed over instantly and run within seconds of payment, the rest follow within 60 minutes during the day and within 12 hours at night.