Designed as one system
Gameplay, permissions, economy, ranks, Discord and staff tools are planned to work together cleanly.
Minecraft infrastructure
A server that feels purpose-built, not pieced together.
Paper, Fabric, Forge and NeoForge builds for private groups, public SMPs and creator communities—including crossplay, plugins, security, optimisation and support.
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What you get
The technical foundation your community needs.
Configuration choices are made around your players, hosting limits and long-term plans—not a generic plugin list.
Tuned for real use
Performance work covers chunks, entities, farms, memory, timings and plugin conflicts—not guesswork.
Protected and recoverable
Permissions, rollback, backups, anti-cheat and staff access are treated as core infrastructure.
Server packages
Choose a sensible starting point.
These planned service levels show possible scope only. Pricing and availability will be confirmed if the service launches.
Starter SMP
Expected budget£120–£250
For friends, private groups and smaller communities that need a dependable foundation.
- Paper, Fabric, Forge or NeoForge setup
- Essentials and permissions
- Spawn and world configuration
- Basic performance tuning
- Up to 10 configured plugins
- Launch testing and handover
Community Server
Expected budget£300–£650
For creators and communities preparing a polished public server.
- Everything in Starter
- Java and Bedrock crossplay
- Discord integration
- Economy and player shops
- Anti-cheat and rollback protection
- Ranks, TAB and server branding
- Up to 30 configured plugins
Professional Server
Expected budget£750–£1,500
For established creators, larger communities and more complex launches.
- Full technical design
- Advanced staff and permission systems
- Custom gameplay configuration
- Performance and security tuning
- Documentation and handover
- Launch-day support
- Custom integrations
Expected budgets are early, non-binding estimates—not quotations. Final scope and total price would be confirmed in writing before any agreement. Third-party hosting, licences and platform charges are excluded unless stated. No bookings, contracts or payments are currently accepted.
Existing servers
Targeted fixes and specialist work.
Bring one problem or a list. Existing setups can be improved without replacing everything that already works.
Plugin configuration
Planned add-on. Installs, configuration, permissions, GUIs, ranks and integrations.
Performance optimisation
Planned add-on. Spark profiling, timings, chunks, entities, farms, memory and conflicts.
Modded Minecraft
Planned add-on. Modpack setup, compatibility work and server-side optimisation.
Crossplay
Planned add-on. Geyser and Floodgate for Java and Bedrock communities.
Security and protection
Planned add-on. Anti-cheat, anti-xray, backups, rollback and permission audits.
Emergency troubleshooting
Planned add-on. Crashes, disconnects, broken plugins and version problems.
Minecraft FAQ
Useful details before we start.
Would hosting need to be chosen first?
Not necessarily. A future service could help compare suitable plans after considering player count, world size, plugins or mods, and expected growth.
Could future work cover a live server?
That is a planned option where suitable backups and access are available. Riskier changes would be tested on a staging copy before reaching players.
Would packages include premium plugins?
Any future package would identify hosting, premium plugins and other third-party costs separately before a client could agree or pay.
Can you maintain the server afterwards?
Yes. Ongoing plans cover routine updates, fixes, configuration changes, performance checks and agreed support.
Planned support
Interested in ongoing Minecraft support?
Updates, troubleshooting, optimisation and configuration support are being considered for a later launch.