xSure! Here are individual descriptions for each server and hosting plan.
🖥️ Base Server
A solid entry-level VPS with enough power to run a small game server or application.
- 4 GB RAM, 2 vCores, 120 GB SSD
Perfect for hosting personal projects, staging environments, or a compact Minecraft world.
🌍 Minecraft (Spigot/Paper)
1️⃣ Starter (4 GB)
A great choice for beginners who want to run a simple vanilla or lightly-modded server.
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Handles up to ~10 players smoothly.
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Ideal for survival or creative worlds with minimal plugins.
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Includes 2 vCores and fast SSD storage for responsive gameplay.
2️⃣ Standard (8 GB)
Balanced performance for small communities and plugin-heavy setups.
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Supports 20–40 players comfortably.
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Plenty of RAM for moderate plugins or light modding.
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3 vCores provide extra CPU power for redstone and farms.
3️⃣ Pro (12 GB)
Built for large player bases or resource-intensive plugins.
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Runs 50+ players with advanced setups, big builds, or mini-games.
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4 vCores keep tick rate steady under heavy load.
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200 GB SSD storage leaves room for worlds, backups, and logs.
🎮 Fabric (Modded Minecraft)
1️⃣ Fabric Starter (4 GB)
The perfect entry point for lightweight Fabric modpacks.
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Runs small packs or custom mods for up to ~10 players.
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2 vCores ensure smooth chunk generation and basic automation.
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Best for experimenting with Fabric mods or a small friend server.
2️⃣ Fabric Standard (8 GB)
A dependable plan for mid-size Fabric packs or community servers.
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Handles 20–40 players with moderate mod lists.
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3 vCores and extra RAM provide space for farms, machines, and exploration.
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Ideal for modded SMPs and creative mod testing.
3️⃣ Fabric Pro (12 GB)
Top-tier hosting for large modpacks and active communities.
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Designed for 50+ players running heavy Fabric packs.
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4 vCores give excellent performance for complex mods, automation, and big builds.
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200 GB SSD storage fits world data, mod files, and frequent backups.
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