Minecraft Bedrock Server Hosting

Pick a plan that fits your player count and your Bedrock server is delivered in seconds. From the panel, choose your version, import your add-ons, then share your address and port with your friends. No technical skills or network setup required.

On Windows and mobile, just add your server with its address and port. On Xbox, PlayStation and Switch, Mojang does not allow adding a server directly: you need a DNS redirect in the console's network settings. Our English-speaking support walks you through it step by step.

Yes. Bedrock add-ons, behavior packs and resource packs, are imported from the panel. Once enabled on the server, they are sent automatically to every player who connects, on console and mobile, with nothing for them to download.

The official Bedrock server is Mojang's solution, stable and faithful to the game, ideal for playing with add-ons. PocketMine is an alternative that opens the door to plugins, which you install yourself. You switch between them in one click from the panel, depending on what you want to do.

A Bedrock server brings together every Bedrock platform, console, mobile, Windows and VR, but not the Java edition: the two editions use separate servers. To unite Java and Bedrock players in one world, choose a Minecraft Java server with the Geyser bridge instead.

Plan for around 4 GB for about ten players, and 8 to 12 GB for a large community with many add-ons. Bedrock is lighter than the modded Java edition, so RAM goes a long way. You can adjust your plan in a few clicks as your community grows.

Your server stays online 24/7 even with your console off, welcomes far more players than a Realm and keeps you in full control: add-ons, settings, operators and backups. It is protected by DDoS mitigation, your personal address is never exposed, and our support helps you whenever you are stuck.