Minecraft Bedrock Server Hosting
Minecraft Bedrock is a special edition of Minecraft for Mobile devices. It has the same functionality but is not compatible with the Minecraft Java edition client.
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Minecraft: Bedrock Edition server plans & pricing
Bedrock I
From € 1,50 € 1,20 / mo
1x CPU thread
0,25 GB DDR5 memory
50 NVMe SSD storage
No slot limit
17 Tbit DDoS protection
Bedrock II
From € 2,99 € 2,39 / mo
1x CPU thread
0.50 GB DDR5 memory
75 NVMe SSD storage
No slot limit
17 Tbit DDoS protection
Bedrock III
From € 5,99 € 4,79 / mo
1x CPU thread
1 GB DDR5 memory
100 NVMe SSD storage
No slot limit
17 Tbit DDoS protection
Bedrock IV
From € 8,99 € 7,19 / mo
1x CPU thread
2 GB DDR5 memory
150 NVMe SSD storage
No slot limit
17 Tbit DDoS protection
Bedrock V
From € 11,50 € 9,20 / mo
2x CPU threads
3 GB DDR5 memory
200 NVMe SSD storage
No slot limit
17 Tbit DDoS protection
Bedrock VI
From € 13,50 € 10,80 / mo
2x CPU threads
4 GB DDR5 memory
300 NVMe SSD storage
No slot limit
17 Tbit DDoS protection
Why host your own Minecraft Bedrock server?
Bedrock is the Minecraft that runs on phones, tablets, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and Windows. A Bedrock server of your own lets all of them play in one world, around the clock, without anyone keeping a game open. Unlike a Realm you get full control: the files, the settings, add-ons, the allowlist and a server address that never changes.
Our Bedrock hosting runs the official Bedrock Dedicated Server on AMD Ryzen CPUs with NVMe storage, behind VibeSHIELD DDoS protection. The control panel gives you a console, a file manager and SFTP, and the Bedrock plans are deliberately small and cheap, because the server itself is light: a handful of friends need far less than a Java server does.
Which Bedrock plan do you need?
Bedrock Dedicated Server is lean. Plan by player count and by how many add-ons and how large a world you run:
A few friends: Bedrock I to II
Up to a quarter or half a gigabyte is enough for 2 to 5 players in a normal survival world. The cheapest way to keep a world online for a family or a small group.
Friends with add-ons: Bedrock III to IV
1 to 2 GB covers 5 to 15 players, behavior and resource packs, and larger explored worlds.
Communities: Bedrock V to VI
3 to 4 GB and two CPU threads for 15 to 40 players, big worlds and plenty of add-ons. Upgrading keeps your world and takes a few clicks.
Crossplay, add-ons and your own worlds
Everything the official Bedrock server supports works here, and the panel makes the common jobs a few clicks.
Phones, consoles and PC together
Players on iOS, Android, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and Windows join the same world. Consoles need a small trick to add a custom server; our guide covers every platform.
Add-ons and packs
Upload behavior packs and resource packs from the file manager and activate them for your world. Anything that runs on Bedrock Dedicated Server runs on your server.
Import, switch and download worlds
Bring a world from your phone or console, keep several worlds and switch between them, and download a copy whenever you like. Version changes are a dropdown in the panel.
Minecraft Bedrock server locations worldwide
Low ping is half the fun. Our Minecraft Bedrock servers run in 15 datacenters across Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Oceania and Africa, every one on the same AMD Ryzen hardware with NVMe storage and behind VibeSHIELD, our own DDoS protection network with 17 Tb/s of mitigation capacity. You pick the location at checkout, and the latency checker below shows your real ping to each one before you order.
Outgrown your first choice? Our team moves your server to another location on request, with your files intact, so the location you start in is never a lock-in.
Your first steps after ordering
The server is delivered installed and running. These guides cover what almost everyone does first:
Switching from another Bedrock host?
Moving to us means moving a world: export it as a .mcworld or copy the world folder, upload it through the panel's world manager, activate it and start the server. Your allowlist and settings are two small files you copy the same way.
- 1
Export your world from the old server, Realm or device
- 2
Upload it in the panel and activate it
- 3
Share the new address with your players
Minecraft Bedrock guides
Step by step walkthroughs for setting up and running your server, written by the team that hosts it.
- How to Connect to Your Bedrock ServerYour Bedrock server is running and you need to get into it.
- How to Join on Xbox, PlayStation or SwitchIf you play Minecraft on Xbox, PlayStation or Switch, you have probably noticed there is no way to type in a server address.
- Java or Bedrock: Which Server Do You Need?Minecraft is two different games that share a name.
- How to Change Your Bedrock Server SettingsEverything a Bedrock server can be told to do lives in one file called server.properties.
Minecraft Bedrock server hosting FAQ
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DDoS protection
VibeSHIELD, our globally anycasted DDoS-protected network, now spans 46 scrubbing locations worldwide. Every point of presence filters traffic the instant it lands, stopping attacks as close to the source as possible, long before they ever reach your server.
All 46 locations combine into one unified DDoS-protected fabric, so the full capacity of the entire network backs every individual server. Layer that on top of custom game-aware filtering, tuned for the protocols our customers actually use, and it doesn't matter how big the attack is or how long it lasts. Your players stay connected.
