Godlike.host vs Apex Hosting

Head to head with prices checked by hand and a clear verdict: who wins, on what, and when the other one is worth it.

Updated on 20 September 2026

Apex Hosting wins on 4 of the 7 things you can measure.

The scoreboard only counts what you can put a price on. What you can't measure in money — whether it takes mods, how many people can join, backups or the CPU — is in the verdict below.

Every price, side by side

Recurring monthly Minecraft price, in euros. Checked by hand on 20 September 2026.

Godlike.host brings the first month down to €6.50 for a 8 GB server, then it's €25.99 a month: €292.39 for the first year. Apex Hosting brings the first month down to €18.05 for a 8 GB server, then it's €24.07 a month: €282.84 for the first year.

When each one wins

My verdict

Apex is the best-known name in Minecraft hosting, and also one of the most expensive. Godlike beats it on almost everything you can measure. To start with, the −75% off the first month brings 16 GB down to €12.75, while Apex asks €46.43 with its −25% first-month deal. And at the normal rate it holds its own too: €6.29 for 2 GB against €12.89, and €50.99 for 16 GB against €61.91. Only at 8 GB does it flip, and by less than two euros. Add that on Godlike you pick the days, get up to three backups a day and latest-gen Ryzen. Apex is only worth it if their modpack catalogue saves you an afternoon of setup.