About Eytak
Eytak exists so one Minecraft server is simple to buy, honest to run, and easy to leave.
Four things we keep choosing when the easier answer is the other one.
We work on the parts of a server people actually notice: how fast it answers, how quickly it wakes when someone joins, how rarely it drops out.
We watch the fleet ourselves and publish what the monitor saw, including the windows we would rather not show.¹
A package is a fixed price for one server, paid once. The metered plans are still there, and a server nobody is playing on bills its disk and nothing else.²
We name a location only where we run servers today: Falkenstein, Madrid.³
The dates a customer can check, in the order they happened.
The platform customers use today was started from scratch, in the repository we still ship from every week.
The product moved off its staging domain onto eytak.com, and the consumer legal package took effect.
Madrid joined Falkenstein, so a community can run its world closer to the players in it.
Fixed-price packages were published next to the metered plans, for people who would rather buy a server than watch a meter.