FluxCraft Network
On the Decentralized Cloud

FluxCraft runs your Minecraft server on the Flux decentralized cloud — thousands of independent nodes across 50+ countries instead of one data center. That architecture is what powers our 99.9% uptime target: with no single point of failure, your world stays reachable around the clock. Both Minecraft Java Edition (for PC players) and Bedrock Edition (for mobile, console, and Windows) are supported, so you can host whichever your community plays.

Because we focus on hosting rather than reselling generic VPS space, every plan includes the things Minecraft server owners actually need: instant deployment, enterprise-grade DDoS protection, 24/7 monitoring, dedicated RAM, and a browser-based control panel with a live console, file manager, and automated backups. Pricing is transparent pay-as-you-go from $2.49/mo, the first month is free, and you can scale RAM up or down as your player base grows — no long-term contracts and no surprise fees.

Java Edition is the PC-only original and the home of modding — Forge, Fabric, and the huge Paper/Spigot plugin ecosystem all target Java. Host Java if you want mods, modpacks, or advanced plugins. Bedrock Edition is the cross-device version on phones, tablets, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, and Windows; it is lighter and reaches players who can't run Java at all.

Want everyone on one server regardless of device? Run a Java server with the Geyser crossplay proxy and Bedrock players can join your Java world without a Java account. We break it all down in our Java vs Bedrock and crossplay guide.

FluxCraft gives you full file access, so you are never limited to vanilla. Run Paper, Spigot, or Bukkit for plugins — economy, land protection, mini-games, and more — by dropping .jar files into the plugins folder. For deeper customization, run Forge, NeoForge, or Fabric and install individual mods or a full modpack from CurseForge or Modrinth.

Popular packs like RLCraft, All the Mods, and Create-based worlds are all supported — just size your plan appropriately, since modpacks are far more RAM-hungry than vanilla. Our modded Minecraft server guide covers Forge vs Fabric, installing packs, and the RAM each tier needs. Upgrading from a free host? You can upload an existing world and migrate in minutes.