ServerMiner
Fixed plans priced in euros, each with a player cap.
Based inUnited Kingdom
Since2012
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PricingRAM tiers
Prices in eurosPlayer cap per planDiscount for 3 or 6 months
What it charges for Minecraft
What you pay each month depending on the gigabytes you need. If you don't know how many, the calculator tells you in 20 seconds.
| Plan | 2 GB | 4 GB | 8 GB | 16 GB | 32 GB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RAM tiersEach plan has a player cap (15 to 100). 10% off paying for 3 months and 15% for 6. They have data centres in Germany and Finland | €8.83 | €17.29 | €34.20 | not available | not available |
Monthly price in euros. Hosts that charge in dollars are converted at $1 = €0.86.
The good
- They charge in euros: what you see is what you pay, no currency conversion.
- 10% off paying for 3 months and 15% for 6.
- They have data centres in Germany and Finland.
- No contract: cancel whenever you like.
- A British company registered since 2012.
The catches
- Every plan has a player cap: 15 on the smallest, 100 on the biggest. Almost everywhere else in the table it's unlimited.
- About €4.30 per GB: on the expensive side.
- Their biggest plan is 10 GB: not enough for very heavy modpacks.
- A dedicated IP and help with plugins or modpacks are paid extras.
Verdict
Paying in euros is handy, but for that money there are hosts with more RAM and no player cap. I'd only look at it if you already know them.
Is it the best for you?
It depends on how much RAM you need, and that changes the winner completely. Tell me how many of you there are and what you've installed, and I'll tell you in 20 seconds, with ServerMiner compared side by side with the rest.
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