Minecraft server with 4 GB of memory

Four gigabytes is the usual starting point for a server people come back to every evening. A Vanilla or Paper world with roughly ten concurrent players sits comfortably here, as does a moderate plugin stack — permissions, economy, land claims, a map renderer.

Lighter modpacks work too if you keep view distance sensible. Large kitchen-sink packs or a much bigger player count are better served by the 8 GB or 12 GB plan, and nothing stops you moving up later.

The server runs on NVMe storage, which shows up most when a world is generating chunks or when you restart after swapping a plugin jar. Everything else happens in the panel: live console, file manager, game settings and player management.

You change the server version, upload mods and edit configuration files yourself. No ticket, no waiting.

There is no setup fee and no contract. You pick a billing period at checkout and can take the seven-day unconditional refund if the plan turns out to be the wrong size.

Deployment typically finishes in under 60 seconds, so you can be connecting to the server address while your friends are still loading the launcher.