We set up a real server for you, with your version and your mods, so you can test it for a full day. And if you just want to see how it performs, join the two we keep open in Germany and Miami right now.
With Minecraft you join and play. For the rest, measure the latency to our two locations yourself.
They restart every hour and the world is generated from scratch, so nothing you build is kept: they are there to show you how the server performs, not to play on seriously. On Java the name alone is enough — the port is set automatically.
Your browser takes this measurement against our nodes right now — it is not a number we typed in. The locations each plan supports are picked in its configurator.
For when the servers above do not answer your question: you want to set up your own mods, your world or your configuration before deciding.
No fine print. What actually matters.
No. Copy the address, paste it into your launcher and you are in. No sign-up, no form, no waiting for someone to set it up for you.
No. There is nothing to pay and no details to hand over: these servers are simply open.
No. They restart every hour and the world is regenerated, so everything goes: builds, inventory and progress. They exist to show you how the server performs.
Yes. They run Geyser, so joining from Bedrock (mobile, console, Windows 10) works just like Java. On Bedrock you do need to type the port shown on the card.
Whichever you have. They run ViaVersion, so old versions and the latest one both work.
They run on the same hardware we sell, Ryzen 9 with NVMe. What you feel there is what you get on your own server.
