Choosing a plan for your new Minecraft server can be a daunting task. This guide aims to give you a basic outline of what plan would be suitable for different player counts/use-cases.

Please Note: This guide should not be a definitive guide as to what plan you should get. There are many variables when choosing a plan and this guide will not apply for all use-cases. If you have any questions or need help choosing a plan, you can open a ticket on our Discord where our staff will be more than happy to help you.

DedicatedMC currently offers 5 different Minecraft plans. All the plans run on high-quality hardware, however, some plans are not suited for certain use-cases due to variables such as number of players, number of plugins/mods etc. which are more resource intensive than other use-cases. For this reason, choosing a plan is a very important decision to make to ensure the best possible experience for you and your players.

It is worth noting that DedicatedMC allows you to upgrade/downgrade at any time (provided the plan/location is available) via a ticket and each plan comes with a 48-hour refund policy in-case you are not happy with your server.

Below is a list of each of DedicatedMC's plans and a list of suitable use-cases:

Dev

Best suited for:

  • Developing your server before it releases (testing/configuring plugins, building maps etc.)
  • Bungeecord servers (Make a ticket to get your egg changed!)
  • Servers with 1-8 players with a very minimal load.

Basic

Best suited for:

  • Bungeecord servers (Make a ticket to get your egg changed!)
  • Servers with 10-15 players on Vanilla or 10-25 on lightweight Paper servers.
  • Lightweight modpacks with 20-40 mods (depending on how resource-intensive they are)

Budget

Best suited for:

  • Servers with 10-30 players.
  • Modpacks with 0-100 mods.

Premium

Best suited for:

  • Servers with 30-40 players.
  • Modpacks with 100+ mods.

High End

Best suited for:

  • Servers with 40+ players.
  • Modpacks with 100+ mods.

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