Run a modded server on the PC you already own. Friends join from a link with nothing to install — no port forwarding, no router settings, no monthly fee.
Windows · Minecraft Java Edition · Fabric, NeoForge, Paper and vanilla
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Every feature exists to prevent one of them. Nothing else made the cut.
Your router won't forward the port, or your ISP won't let it. We try the direct route, then UPnP, then detect whether you're behind carrier-grade NAT — and if you are, we route around it automatically. You never open a router page.
Automatic backups on a schedule, kept in versions, restored in one click. A snapshot is taken before every update, so a bad mod or a failed upgrade costs you minutes instead of months.
Pick a pack, get the right Java version, the right loader and the right memory allocation without touching a config file. When a mod's author blocks automatic downloads, we tell you up front instead of failing at 94%.
A 4 GB rented server runs about $16 a month. Realms is $7.99 and can't run a single mod. You already own a better computer than either.
Genuinely useful, not a crippled demo.
Buy it once. It keeps working — no renewal, no expiry.
Same features, spread out. Cancel whenever.
The limitations are here on purpose. If one of them is a dealbreaker, better you know now than after paying.
| Answer | Detail | |
|---|---|---|
| Friends need to install something? | No | They paste an address into Minecraft, the same as any server. |
| Works behind CGNAT / no port forwarding? | Yes | Detected automatically, routed through a tunnel. |
| Mods and modpacks? | Yes | Modrinth at launch. CurseForge once their API approves us. |
| Does my PC have to be on? | Yes | It's your computer. When it sleeps, the server stops. This is the real tradeoff for not paying rent. |
| Console players (Xbox, PS, Switch)? | No | Consoles can't enter a custom server address. Nobody can fix this, us included. |
| Bedrock Edition? | Not yet | Java only at launch. Bedrock and crossplay are planned. |
| Mac or Linux? | Not yet | Windows 10 and 11 to start. |
No. It's an independent tool that manages a server on your computer. It downloads Minecraft's official server files directly from Mojang when you create a server, and you accept their EULA at that point, exactly as you would setting one up by hand.
Those run on their hardware, for free, with queues and ads — and they shut the server down when the last player leaves, so somebody has to go restart it before anyone can play. This runs on your machine, starts instantly, and is usually much faster because your PC is better than a shared slice of a rented one.
Those share the world you're currently playing, so it ends when you close the game, caps at 8 players, and everyone needs matching mods. This is a real persistent server that keeps running, keeps its whitelist, and keeps its backups.
Then you get your money back, quickly and without an argument. We'd rather refund you than have you spend two hours in your router settings.
Fair question, and it's why the free tier exists — try it before you decide. If you do buy, the licence doesn't expire and doesn't phone home to stay alive.
Honestly: it's in development and there's no date yet. That's why this page takes your email instead of your money. You'll hear from us when there's something real to try.