Minecraft server hosting on raw EPYC hardware.

Minecraft is the most popular game Klin hosts. A dedicated Minecraft server gives your SMP a fixed home, persistent world, and admin/moderator controls that shared hosting can't match. Klin runs Java and Bedrock, vanilla and modded, on the same EPYC hardware pool used by every other game on the platform.

We recommend Paper or Fabric for almost every Java SMP — Paper for plugin-heavy SMPs, Fabric for modpack-heavy survival or questlines. For Bedrock, we run the official Bedrock Dedicated Server with allowlist + crossplay support.

RAM is the real bottleneck for Minecraft. The default 6 GB plan handles 5-10 vanilla players comfortably; modded SMPs and 30+ player networks want 12-16 GB. Klin prices are per-GB, so you pay for what you actually need — and resizing a Minecraft server up or down takes a single panel click.

Plan choice at a glance: • Vanilla Java, <10 players → 6 GB • Modded Fabric/Forge, 10-30 players → 12 GB • Large SMP + minigames + bedrock bridge, 30-60+ → 18-24 GB

Regions: US East, US West, EU West, EU Central. Pick the region your friends live in — most players notice sub-50 ms ping to the nearest node.

Latency to most US-East players is under 45 ms. Klin runs AMD EPYC nodes with NVMe storage, so world saves, backups and chunk loads don't stall your SMP during peak play hours.