Hosting Features
Everything included with your Astroworld Minecraft server. No hidden add-ons, no surprise fees. Here is what you get on every plan.
What Every Plan Includes
Our Own Panel, With An AI Copilot Sitting In It
Manage your Minecraft server through a panel we built ourselves, with seventeen tabs and an AI Copilot sitting in it, translated into nine languages. Access the file manager, live console, task scheduler, backup management, and sub-user system from any browser, plus a plugin manager, a mod manager, a one click modpack installer, a world tab that will not let you reset a running server, a players tab for operators, whitelist and bans, an activity timeline of everything that happened and who did it, and a settings screen that writes server.properties for you. Everything you need sits in that one panel, from the console to the backups, so there is nothing else to log into and nothing to install before you start. No SSH or command-line knowledge required. You get full control over your server environment without the complexity of traditional server management.DDoS Protection
Every Astroworld server includes Layer 3/4/7 DDoS mitigation at no extra cost. Attacks are filtered before they reach your server, keeping your players online. No add-on purchase, no separate service, protection is active from the moment your server goes live.SSD Storage, Enterprise NVMe on Performance
Our standard line runs on SSD storage, and every plan on the Performance line runs on Enterprise NVMe. NVMe is significantly faster than traditional SATA SSDs, resulting in quicker world loading, faster chunk generation, and reduced lag during intensive operations like WorldEdit pastes or large TNT explosions.Multiple Locations
Choose the server location closest to your players. Currently available regions include EU (Germany), US (West, Central, East), United Kingdom, Asia (Japan, India, Singapore), and Australia (Sydney). Select your region during checkout, no migration needed later.Ticket & Email Support
Reach the team by support ticket or by email at any hour. Whether it is a configuration issue, plugin conflict, or a general question about your server, you are talking to people who run Minecraft servers themselves. We do not publish a response time for general questions; the only response times we commit to are on Managed Hosting, from 24 hours down to 12, set out in the SLA.Mod & Plugin Support
Run any Minecraft server software: Paper, Spigot, Purpur, Forge, Fabric, Velocity, BungeeCord, and more, and switch between them from the panel instead of opening a ticket. Install plugins from a catalogue of 510 vetted projects that picks the right jar for your loader and your Minecraft version on its own, install server mods from Modrinth the same way, and install a whole modpack in one click from Modrinth, CurseForge or Feed The Beast. The panel also tells you which of your plugins and mods have a newer release waiting. Install modpacks and plugins directly through the panel file manager if you would rather do it by hand, and upload a file too large for a browser by pasting a link and letting the machine fetch it itself. All server types are supported on every plan.A Backup Every Night, On Every Plan, Free
One is taken for you every night, on every plan, and you can still press Create Backup yourself as often as you like on top of that. You keep up to ten, as many as fit the storage that comes with your plan, and when a new one needs room the oldest moves to a bin that holds it for another seven days instead of disappearing. A backup covers your world files, plugin configurations and server settings, and restoring one is a single click at any moment. You can lock one so it never rolls off, and download it to your own disk whenever you want. Until 24 August 2026 it went the other way: nothing ran on a schedule unless you did pay for it, you pressed Create Backup yourself, the panel opened that button again a week later, and your safety copy was never more recent than your last press. Auto Backup at €1.89 a month was what took the pressing off your hands and put it on a daily schedule. That add-on now costs nothing, every plan has the daily schedule, and pressing the button yourself is still there whenever you want it, so your copy is as recent as you ever want it to be.Delivery Within 18 Hours
Most Minecraft servers are delivered instantly, within seconds after payment, and often a lot sooner than that page has finished loading. There is now an automatic route here: every single server is created, put online with its own play address, and handed over with no waiting in a queue and nobody having to press a button. In rare cases a server is still set up by hand and that can take longer, for example when manual provisioning of a new machine or a capacity check is needed, and delivery is then within 60 minutes. For those cases the outside limit we commit to in our terms is 18 hours. We email your Astroworld panel access as soon as the server is ready.Fifteen sections, and no SSH anywhere
Your server opens on a panel of our own build, the only one you log into, and as the owner you get fifteen sections. Nothing in that list asks you to open a terminal, and Plugins only appears on the server types where plugins are a thing at all.
- Overview
- Console, live output with a command line under it
- Files, a real editor in the browser
- Plugins, on Paper, Purpur and Spigot
- Mods, verified Modrinth server mods
- Settings
- World
- Backups
- Schedules, a plain recurrence, we write the cron
- Databases, hands you the credentials
- Players
- Activity
- Copilot
- Experience
- Staff
- Refer
- Account
Every one of those sections has its own screen, its own rules and its own things you can do without asking us, from switching your server type to picking a second play address. The Minecraft server panel, section by section walks through all of them, and the backups have their own page because there is more to say about them than one card holds, with putting one back next to it. Switching between Paper, Purpur, Vanilla, Fabric, Forge and NeoForge, and moving your Minecraft version up or down, are two more of those things, and changing your version or server type goes through both in the order the panel does them. The same goes for the name your players type: your play address is free, has no port for Java players, never shows the machine behind it, and you can add three more names to it yourself without waiting on DNS.
Your server in your own Discord, both directions
Your community is already in Discord, so that is where the server should be able to speak and be spoken to. Both halves are on every plan at no extra cost and you switch them on separately, because plenty of people want one without the other.
One direction is notifications. Paste a webhook once and your channel gets a message when the server crashes, when we bring it back, when the nightly backup finishes, and when a word you picked yourself turns up in the console. That last one is the quiet case: a server that stays up while writing the same memory error for an hour costs you players without ever going offline. There is a hard ceiling on how many messages a server may send in a quarter of an hour, so a restart loop tells you once instead of a hundred times.
The other direction is our Discord bot. Your members type a command and get an answer: is it up, who is online, what is the address for Java and for Bedrock, how has it been running this week. Restarting is there too, for whoever has Manage Server or the one role you point at yourself, so your admins can fix an evening without you handing out a panel login. The bot joins with no permissions at all, and no command anywhere takes a server number: which server it talks about was decided once, by a code from your panel that works for half an hour and for exactly one use.
The Discord bot and its commands Discord notifications, event by event
A website for your server, free from 8 GB up
Most servers have no website, and it is almost never because nobody wanted one: it is the domain, the web host, the theme and the afternoon. So on every plan from 8 GB of memory up (Starter, Standard, Premium, Ultimate, Enterprise, Dedicated, and any custom build of that size) the website comes with the server. The builder is a tab in your own panel, the hosting and the web address are ours, and nothing about it appears on your invoice.
You pick one of 7 designs, one per kind of server, and it opens as a finished site with your own server name and address already on it. From there it is 23 kinds of section you drop on up to 8 pages: your ranks, your rules, a gallery, news, your Discord, the server lists you are on. There is no HTML in it anywhere, and no theme or plugin of yours to keep updated.
The part that makes it worth having is the status section: it reads your own server for the address, whether it is up, the version and how many people are on right now, so that half of the page can never go stale. Everything you save is a draft, and publishing puts the site past a person first, which is why these pages carry no advertising.
What the free server website includes How to make one, step by step
An AI Copilot in the panel, on every plan
Next to your console and your file manager sits an AI agent that can work on the server itself. Ask it why the server crashed at four in the morning and it reads the log back to you; ask it for a permissions setup and it installs the plugin and writes the groups. It runs on two models, a fast one for questions and a heavy one that keeps working through a whole build, and the panel picks between them for you unless you would rather choose. Nothing it does is permanent: every change carries its own undo and one button takes back a whole message. It is included on every plan, with credits to start and no subscription.
It also works with your backups. Ask it to take one before it installs something and it does, and it checks that the backup finished before it starts. Ask it to put the server back to how it was yesterday and it shows you which backups exist, names the one nearest to the moment you asked for, and prepares it. That last card is the only one it never presses itself in any mode, and before it restores anything it takes a backup of the server as it is at that second, so a restore is one click from undone as well.
The same assistant runs a security check on your own server whenever you ask for one. It reads your operator list, your whitelist, the ports that are open, the versions of your plugins and the last stretch of console log, and comes back with every finding ranked critical, warning or passed, plus a one click repair for the parts it is allowed to repair.
What the AI Copilot can do The AI security check on your server The AI performance check, and its thresholds
What you can hand out, and what you cannot
Schedules end up as cron on the node, but the form asks for a plain recurrence instead, every night at four or every Sunday, and writes the cron itself. Restoring a backup is the one place where we are blunt: the server has to be stopped, and everything on it is replaced by that backup. The panel says so before it starts, because a restore puts files back, it does not merge them.
Adding someone to your server is not handing over the key. There are 15 separate rights, each one a switch you hand out on its own:
- Console See live output and send commands.
- Power Start, stop and restart the server.
- Files Browse, edit and upload files.
- Delete files Delete files and folders.
- Plugins Install and remove plugins.
- Mods Install and remove compatible server mods.
- Settings Change server settings and startup variables.
- World Reset the world. Destructive, grant with care.
- Backups Create, download and restore backups.
- Schedules Manage automated tasks.
- Databases Create databases and see their passwords.
- Players Manage operators, whitelist and bans.
- Activity See the history of what happened.
- Copilot Use the AI Copilot (spends the server's credits).
- Staging Create and manage the staging copy of this server.
Two things can never be given away: managing staff, and anything to do with billing. For people who think in jobs rather than checkboxes there are 4 ready made roles:
- Co-admin Everything except managing staff.
- Moderator Console, players and activity, day-to-day moderation.
- Builder Console and files, plus backups so they can save their work.
- Viewer Look, don't touch.
What a region costs, before you order
There are 9 regions and you pick yours at checkout. What a region costs is what the location costs us, so the EU carries no surcharge at all and the far ones carry the most. The amount below is per month, it rides along with the plan rate and not with the term, and you see it in the configurator before you order rather than on the invoice afterwards.
- US (West) €1.50 a month
- US (Central) €1.50 a month
- US (East) €2.00 a month
- United Kingdom €1.50 a month
- Germany (EU) no surcharge
- Asia (Japan) €3.50 a month
- Asia (India) €3.00 a month
- Asia (Singapore) €3.50 a month
- Australia (Sydney) €3.00 a month
The disk is NVMe on the cheapest plan as well, not just on the expensive ones, and you can add half as much again while you configure. What the second half costs depends on the plan, and it is a flat monthly amount:
- Mini 50 GB Enterprise NVMe to 75 GB Enterprise NVMe for €2.99 a month
- Starter 50 GB Enterprise NVMe to 75 GB Enterprise NVMe for €2.99 a month
- Standard 60 GB Enterprise NVMe to 100 GB Enterprise NVMe for €4.99 a month
- Premium 120 GB Enterprise NVMe to 180 GB Enterprise NVMe for €6.99 a month
- Ultimate 240 GB Enterprise NVMe to 360 GB Enterprise NVMe for €12.99 a month
- Enterprise 300 GB Enterprise NVMe to 400 GB Enterprise NVMe for €14.99 a month
- Dedicated 350 GB Enterprise NVMe to 450 GB Enterprise NVMe for €19.99 a month
DDoS filtering runs on layer 3, 4 and 7 and is on from the first minute on every plan. There is no protection add-on to buy, because a Minecraft server that only survives an attack when you paid extra is not a Minecraft server that survives an attack.
Plans from €6.95 to €83.95/mo
From 2 vCPU and 4 GB RAM on Mini, to 9 vCPU and 96 GB RAM on Dedicated. All plans include every feature listed above. Contact support when you need more resources; a team member applies upgrades without downtime and confirms when the change is complete.
The rights, the roles, the regions, the storage steps and both prices in the heading above are read from our own configuration when this page is built.
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.