Game servers

Does your Minecraft hosting support mods and modpacks?

Yes — Forge, Fabric, NeoForge, Quilt, and Bukkit/Spigot/Paper. Common modpacks (FTB, ATM, Cobblemon) install in one click; custom packs upload as ZIP.

Modloaders supported

  • Forge — current and LTS.
  • Fabric — current.
  • NeoForge — current.
  • Quilt — current.
  • Bukkit / Spigot / Paper / Purpur — current and recent.
  • Velocity / Bungeecord / Waterfall — proxy support included.
  • Vanilla — every release back to 1.14.

Switch modloader and Minecraft version from the panel without spinning up a new server. Worlds persist across version changes (back up before major upgrades).

One-click modpacks

Built-in installers for:

  • FTB (Feed The Beast) — all currently maintained packs.
  • ATM (All The Mods) — 7, 8, 9, Star.
  • Better MC — Forge and Fabric variants.
  • Pixelmon / Cobblemon — current versions.
  • Skyfactory, Vault Hunters, Create Above and Beyond, Origins of Vanilla.

Pick, click install, the panel downloads and configures everything. RAM is auto-adjusted to the pack's recommendation.

Custom modpacks

  1. Upload the modpack ZIP via the file manager, or paste a Curseforge modpack URL.
  2. Panel detects modloader and version from the manifest.
  3. Click Install. Server boots with the pack.

RAM allocation

Modded servers need more RAM than vanilla:

  • Light packs (under 100 mods): 4 GB.
  • Medium (100–200 mods): 6–8 GB.
  • Heavy (ATM, kitchen-sink packs): 10–16 GB.

Upgrade RAM from the panel; server restarts in ~30 seconds.

Plugins (Bukkit/Spigot/Paper)

Drag-and-drop plugin install. Built-in plugin browser pulls from SpigotMC and Bukkit repositories.