Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Point an SRV or A record at the address the panel gives you, or buy a domain on Enzonic Domains and connect it in one click.

What about votes, dynmap and a website?

Plugins run on the server; a web map or site can run as a free web app on Enzonic with its own port behind a Cloudflare tunnel.

Is there a player limit?

No plan-level limit. Set max-players in server.properties to what your RAM handles comfortably.

Minecraft hosting

Hosting for public Minecraft servers and communities
room to grow, from $6.99/mo.

A public server is a small project: plugins, permissions, a proxy once you add a second world, a website or Discord, and the occasional bad actor. Enzonic runs Paper, Purpur, Velocity and BungeeCord with full file access, so you build the network you want and the panel handles power, backups and monitoring.

Create a server Compare plans

Checked 2026-11-11. Prices are live from the panel.

A starting layout

Most public servers grow along the same path.

Start with one Paper server on 8 GB (Iron) with EssentialsX, LuckPerms and CoreProtect.
Add a Velocity proxy and a second server (creative, minigames) when one world is not enough; the proxy itself runs fine on the Dirt plan.
Put a domain in front of the proxy and advertise that, never a bare IP.
Schedule backups daily and keep one off-site copy by downloading it.

Capacity and cost

Plans are per server: an 8 GB Iron plan is $6.99/mo, 16 GB Obsidian is $13.99/mo, and a Velocity proxy fits in a Dirt plan at $0.99/mo. Unit pricing is on the pricing page, and the price you pay never rises on an existing subscription.

Which plan fits

We suggest at least 8 GB RAM. Live prices per month in USD.

Plan	RAM	Per month	First month
Dirt	512 MB	$0.99	$0.69
Wood	4 GB	$3.79	$2.65
Stone	6 GB	$5.49	$3.84
IronSuggested	8 GB	$6.99	$4.89
Gold	10 GB	$8.99	$6.29
Diamond	12 GB	$10.69	$7.48
Obsidian	16 GB	$13.99	$9.79
Obsidian Pro	16 GB	$16.99	$11.89

72-hour refund on any payment. Cancel any time. Your renewal price never rises.

Set it up in three steps

01
Create the server
Pick Java (Paper) or Bedrock, the plan, and the region nearest your players.
02
Whitelist and settings
Add usernames to the whitelist, set the difficulty and game mode, take a first backup.
03
Share the address
Send the address from the panel. Players add it in Minecraft and join.

Questions

Yes. Create a Velocity or BungeeCord server and point it at your backend servers; each backend is its own plan. The proxy needs very little RAM.