Your Minecraft server.
Yours for 30 days.⁠^¹

Notes

1. ¹A Package is one order for one server: it runs for 30 days from activation, keeps no payment method on file and renews nothing by itself. A reminder goes out within 3 days of the end; if no renewal order is placed the server stops and is kept, stopped, for 7 days, after which the Service for it ends and its data stays recoverable for a further 7. Set out in full in the Usage and Billing Schedule.⁠↩
2. ²Bedrock players reach a Java server through Geyser, with Floodgate authenticating them against Xbox Live so that somebody who owns only Bedrock can join. It is chosen at setup rather than on by default, runs on Paper, Purpur, and Spigot from Minecraft 1.20.5 to 26.2, and Bedrock clients connect to the server's own address on their default port, 19132.⁠↩
3. ³An outside monitor opens a Minecraft connection to each region's player address once a minute. The figure is the lowest region's share of answered checks over the last 30 days, rounded down, and it is shown only when the monitor watched the whole window; otherwise this page states our 99.9% target. It measures the address players connect to, not any one server, which may be asleep or stopped by its owner. A target is an objective, not a guarantee. Every check is on our status page.⁠↩
4. ⁴The wizard offers Vanilla, Paper, Purpur, Spigot, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt, on the release versions each one publishes from 1.8 upwards, and only in combinations that boot — the matching Java runtime comes from the Minecraft version you pick. A modpack from Modrinth and CurseForge brings its own loader and version.⁠↩
5. ⁵Servers run in Falkenstein and Madrid — 2 regions, picked when the server is created, each with its own address that players connect to directly. We name a location only where we run active nodes.⁠↩