Minecraft hosting does not have to be expensive to be complete. On AtrbCode Host the feature list is the same on every plan, from the $0.69 Bedrock server to the $24.99 Java server. What changes with the price is RAM and disk space, not what you are allowed to do. Unlimited player slots, the plugin and mod store, one-click modpacks, crossplay, backups, the AI Server doctor and your own address are included at every tier.
That is the whole idea: pick the amount of memory your world needs and get the full toolset anyway.
You pay for RAM, not for features
Most hosts sell features in tiers. Cheap plans get a stripped panel, no backups, a limited plugin list, or a cap on how many players can join. The message is that a small budget buys a small product.
AtrbCode Host does the opposite. The $0.69 Bedrock plan and the largest Java plan run the same panel with the same tools. The difference is 512 MB of RAM versus 8 GB of RAM, plus 5 GB of SSD storage versus 50 GB. Everything you use to run the server is already there when you spend $0.69.
What is included even on the cheapest plan
These are listed on every plan card at /minecraft, not just the expensive ones:
- Unlimited player slots. You are never charged per player or per slot. Invite the whole Discord server.
- SSD storage. From 5 GB on the smallest plan up to 50 GB on the largest.
- Mods as well as plugins. The store in your panel installs the build that matches your exact Minecraft version, so nothing breaks on the first restart.
- Free backups. Snapshots are included, and you can restore any of them in one click.
- Any Minecraft version. Paper, Purpur, Vanilla, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, Quilt or Bedrock Edition.
- Cross-version play. Clients on older and newer versions can join the same server.
- Full console and commands. Nothing hidden behind a higher tier.
- A custom address included. Your own name on a memorable domain, instead of a raw IP and a port number.
- Your own server. The RAM on your plan is the amount of memory your server can use.
The features that come from the panel, not from the invoice
The parts people usually pay extra for are built into the panel itself:
Plugin and mod store. Search thousands of free plugins and install them in one click. The store installs the build that matches your exact Minecraft version, pulls in dependencies, and keeps a one-click undo.
One-click modpacks. Paste a Modrinth or CurseForge link and the panel sets up the loader and the correct Java version for you. If a modpack will not fit in your RAM, the modpack checker at /minecraft/modpack-fit tells you which plan it needs before you buy.
Java and Bedrock crossplay. One click installs Geyser and Floodgate on a Java server, opens the Bedrock port and checks that it works, so friends on phones, consoles and Windows can join your Java world without a Java account.
Game-mode templates. Start a server that is already playable as Lifesteal, Skyblock or another proven mode, with tested plugins and settings for your version. See the list at /minecraft/templates.
Backups and world download. Restore any snapshot, or download the world and keep it yourself.
Discord alerts. Server online, players joining, and crashes posted straight into your channel.
Performance tools. A profiler to find what is actually eating your tick rate, plus world pre-generation so exploration does not lag the first time somebody walks into new chunks.
The AI Server doctor. When something breaks it reads the log and the crash report, names the cause in plain language, and offers one-click fixes such as disabling a broken plugin.
Settings in plain English. Ask for something like turn off creeper damage or make nights shorter. The config assistant shows the exact change it will make and applies it only when you confirm, with one-click undo.
Automatic crash recovery. A crashed server is restarted for you with an email explaining what happened. A crash loop is stopped instead of repeated forever.
A public status page. Measured uptime and every incident, published at /status.
The full plan list with exact specs
Prices are per month. Java and Bedrock are priced separately, and the two smallest plans are Bedrock only.
| Plan | RAM | SSD | Java | Bedrock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ur | 512 MB | 5 GB | not offered | $0.69 |
| Uru | 750 MB | 7 GB | not offered | $0.99 |
| Uruk | 1024 MB | 10 GB | $0.90 | $2.99 |
| Akkad | 2048 MB | 15 GB | $5.99 | $5.49 |
| Babylon | 3072 MB | 20 GB | $8.99 | $7.99 |
| Assyria | 4096 MB | 25 GB | $11.99 | $10.99 |
| Aza | 5120 MB | 30 GB | $14.99 | $13.99 |
| Aram | 6144 MB | 35 GB | $17.99 | $16.99 |
| Dayak | 7168 MB | 40 GB | $20.99 | $19.49 |
| Iram | 8192 MB | 50 GB | $24.99 | $22.99 |
From Akkad upward the Bedrock price is lower than the Java price on the same RAM, because Bedrock Edition is lighter to run. You are not paying the same money for less server.
Flexibility: change the plan without losing the world
Plans are not a commitment:
- Upgrade any time from your server panel. The bigger plan starts a new period straight away, so you are not waiting for the billing date.
- Downgrade any time. The value of your remaining days is turned into extra days on the smaller plan, for a $2 fee. Your world stays exactly as it is, all of it.
- Pay monthly, up to three months at a time, and stop whenever you like. There is no annual contract to escape.
- Nothing is deleted when time runs out. The server stops, the world stays. Extend from your dashboard at any point and everything comes back as you left it, including the address and the settings.
That matters for the way people actually play Minecraft: a burst of activity when a new update lands, a quiet month during exams, then back again. You are not punished for a quiet month, and you can move up for a modpack weekend and back down afterwards.
The only extras, stated plainly
There are two fees, and they are the same for everybody:
- $1.00 service fee per server on every purchase or renewal.
- $2.00 one-time account fee on your first Minecraft plan.
So the first month of the $0.90 Uruk Java plan is $0.90 plus $1.00 plus $2.00, which is $3.90. From the second month it is $1.90. The first month of the $0.69 Ur Bedrock plan is $3.69, then $1.69.
What you will not find: a per-player charge, a fee per plugin, a fee to add crossplay, a charge for backups, or a charge for your custom address. Those are part of every plan, which is why the total at checkout stays close to the number on the card.
Which plan fits which world
For Java Edition, 1 GB (Uruk) runs a small vanilla survival world for a handful of friends. Two to three GB handles plugins and around a dozen players comfortably, which is Akkad and Babylon. Modpacks usually want 4 GB or more, so Assyria and up, and heavy packs with a big player count are happiest on 6 to 8 GB. Bedrock Edition is lighter and runs well on less, which is why the smallest Bedrock plans start at 512 MB.
If you are unsure, the plan quiz at /minecraft/plan-quiz asks about your player count, edition and game mode and suggests a size. The side-by-side comparison at /minecraft/compare shows every plan and what each one can run.
One more thing: the server arrives ready
Your server is created automatically once payment clears and is usually accepting connections within a minute, on your own address such as yourname.atrb.cloud. Servers run in Frankfurt, Germany, which keeps latency low for players across Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. Each plan includes the panel features listed above.
A cheap plan should not mean a stripped server. At AtrbCode Host it means less RAM in the same panel, with the same store, the same backups and the same doctor watching the log.
Start at /minecraft.
FAQ
Are the features really the same on the cheapest plan?
Yes. Unlimited player slots, SSD storage, mods and plugins, free backups, any Minecraft version, cross-version play, the full console and a custom address are on every plan, each in its own container. What changes from one plan to the next is the RAM and the SSD size. The tools in the panel, including the plugin and mod store, one-click modpacks, crossplay, Discord alerts, the performance tools, the AI Server doctor and the plain-English config assistant, belong to the panel rather than to a plan tier.
Which is the $0.69 plan and what does it include?
Ur at $0.69 per month, Bedrock Edition only, with 512 MB of RAM and 5 GB of SSD storage. The Uruk Java plan is $0.90 per month with 1024 MB of RAM and 10 GB of SSD storage. Both carry the full feature list above.
Do I pay more for extra players?
No. Player slots are unlimited on every plan. You are limited by RAM, not by a slot count or a per-player fee.
What does it cost to change plan?
Upgrading costs nothing beyond the new plan price, and the new period starts immediately. A downgrade converts the value of your remaining days into extra days on the smaller plan for a $2 fee, and your world is untouched.
What happens to my world if I stop paying?
The server stops but the world is kept. Extend from your dashboard whenever you want and everything comes back as it was.
Is there a contract?
No. Pay monthly, up to three months at a time, and stop whenever you like.