Use case

Minecraft server hosting
on a VPS.

Enterprise SAS SSD-backed performance, DDoS protection on every IP, and the full root access you need to install Spigot, Paper, Fabric, Forge, Bedrock, or the server stack your community runs. From $3/mo, online in under 60 seconds.

Why a VPS

Beyond the limits of "Minecraft hosts."

Dedicated Minecraft hosts are convenient until you want a plugin they don't support, a JVM flag they won't tune, or a mod loader they don't ship. A VPS gives you root access, predictable resources, and the freedom to run the server your community actually needs.

Run vanilla, Paper, Purpur, Fabric, Forge, Bedrock, or BungeeCord. Drop in any plugin from SpigotMC. Tune your JVM. Install Java 21. Run a Velocity proxy in front of three sub-servers. It's your machine.

Enterprise SAS SSD

Chunk loads and world saves run on Enterprise SAS SSD. Sub-ms latency means no stutter on render-distance changes.

DDoS protection

Always-on L3/L4 mitigation helps protect public game servers during attacks.

Full root

Install Java, mods, plugins, and custom JARs. Tune -XX:+UseG1GC, view distance, and startup flags directly.

Low latency

Tampa metro datacenter, 10 Gbps backbone, peering with major networks. Your players hit single-digit ping in-region.

Recommended plan

Sizing for the right player count.

Minecraft servers are RAM-hungry. Start with what you'll actually use - upgrade later in two clicks.

Pulsar Starter
Small servers, ~5-10 players
$5/mo
  • 1 vCPU
  • 2 GB RAM
  • 40 GB SAS SSD
  • Good for vanilla / Paper, light plugin list
Order Starter
Pulsar Enterprise
Large communities, networks
$45/mo
  • 8 vCPU
  • 32 GB RAM
  • 500 GB SAS SSD
  • Velocity proxy + multiple sub-servers
Order Enterprise
What you'll need

Getting your Minecraft server online.

If you can copy-paste a few commands into a terminal, you can do this. Total time: ~10 minutes.

Why Pulsar67

Built for the kind of workload Minecraft actually is.

Consistent CPU

No 64-to-1 overprovisioning. Your tick rate should not dip because a neighboring workload gets busy.

Snapshots

Take a snapshot before that risky mod update. Roll back in seconds if it eats your world.

Real support

If something breaks, engineers help you check logs, ports, and server configuration.

No surprise bills

What's on the pricing page is what shows up on your invoice. No "DDoS surcharge."

Ready to spin up your server?

Pick a plan, click order, and your VPS is online before your friends finish picking skins.

Field notes

Minecraft server deployment notes

Concrete setup details for the first deploy, the firewall, and the first thing to check when something acts strange.

Ports

Java servers use TCP 25565 by default. Bedrock uses UDP 19132. Proxies such as Velocity usually keep one public port and route internally.

RAM

Starter is fine for a small vanilla or Paper server. Pro is the practical floor for modpacks, larger view distance, or a public community.

Config

Install Java 21, accept eula.txt, run Paper or Fabric under systemd, and start with G1GC flags before tuning anything exotic.

First check

If players lag, check MSPT/TPS first, then view-distance, simulation-distance, plugin timings, and disk-heavy backup jobs.