How to create a Minecraft Java server on BedHosting
From plan to first access: see how to hire hosting, install the desired version and put your Minecraft Java server online.
Quick Summary
What you need to create the server
You need a BedHosting account, a plan compatible with the size of the project and the Minecraft Java installed on your computer. Hosting runs the server 24 hours a day, without requiring your PC to remain on.
- Entry indicated
- Plus 2.4GB
- Activation
- After payment
- Management
- Panel BedHosting
Which plan to choose for Minecraft Java?
The RAM required depends on the version, number of players, render distance, plugins, mods and map size. For current Java with a small community, 4GB is a more balanced start than 3GB plans.
Plus Line
Ryzen 9 5900XT, DDR4 and great cost for Java servers, plugins and modpacks. It's the most straightforward choice to start with.
Ultra Line
Ryzen 9 9950X or 7950X, DDR5 and clocked at up to 5.7 GHz for projects that require more performance per core.
| Plan | Processor | RAM | Published value | Indication |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plus 2 | Ryzen 9 5900XT | 4GB DDR4 | R$39.47/month | Good starting point for Java 1.21.x with up to 5-10 players and lightweight plugins. |
| Plus 3 | Ryzen 9 5900XT | 6GB DDR4 | R$59.63/month | Suitable for various versions of the Java, plus plugins and lightweight modpacks. |
| Plus 4 | Ryzen 9 5900XT | 8GB DDR4 | R$79.87/month | For larger communities, heavy maps and projects with more plugins or mods. |
| Ultra 2 | Ryzen 9 9950X/7950X | 4GB DDR5 | R$49.47/month | Entry-level alternative with newer hardware and higher performance per core. |
| Ultra 3 | Ryzen 9 9950X/7950X | 6GB DDR5 | R$74.63/month | For Java with plugins, crossplay or light modpacks that need more CPU. |
| Ultra 4 | Ryzen 9 9950X/7950X | 8GB DDR5 | R$ 100.00/month | For networks, larger communities and more demanding modpacks. |
Prices consulted on July 13, 2026 and subject to promotions or changes. Always confirm the final price, period and features on the product page before paying.
How to hire BedHosting finance
- 01
Set the server type Java
Decide whether you want to use Vanilla, Paper or Purpur with plugins, or Fabric, Forge and NeoForge with mods. This choice influences the amount of RAM required.
- 02
Choose between Plus and Ultra plans
Plus uses Ryzen 9 5900XT and offers great value for Java. The Ultra uses Ryzen 9 9950X or 7950X with DDR5 and delivers more performance for demanding projects.
- 03
Open the plan in finance
Click on contract, review RAM, processor, storage, billing period and the updated value presented in BedHosting financial.
- 04
Login or create your account
Log in to the Customer Area or register your details. Use a valid email as service and panel information will be sent to it.
- 05
Complete order and payment
Review the cart, choose an available payment method, accept the terms and finish. Activation occurs automatically after confirmation.
- 06
Access the BedHosting dashboard
Open the panel via the link received or from the Client Area and select the newly activated Minecraft server.
Check the email, billing period and final amount before completing. Use true data so that support can validate your account when necessary.
How to configure the first Java server
01Access the server from the dashboard
Get in app.bedhosting.com.br and open the activated service.
02Choose the software
Vanilla maintains the original experience. Paper/Purple allow plugins and optimizations. Fabric/Forge/NeoForge are used by mods and modpacks.
03Select the correct version
Install the same version that players will use. Plugins and mods also need to be compatible with this version.
04Start the server
Click the start button and follow the console. On the first run, world generation may take a few minutes.
05Copy the address and connect
On the Minecraft Java, open Multiplayer, choose Add server, paste the address displayed on the panel and enter.
When the console displays Done and completes initialization without errors, the server is ready to receive connections.
What to configure after creating
- Customize name, difficulty, game mode, whitelist and player limit.
- Create a backup before installing too many plugins, mods or changing versions.
- Configure a MOTD to identify the server in the Minecraft list.
- Monitor RAM, CPU, and console to adjust resources as the community grows.
FAQ
Which plan to choose for a Minecraft Java server?
To start with version 1.21.x with few players and light plugins, the 4 GB Plus 2 is a practical reference. Use 6GB for more plugins, older versions, or lightweight modpacks, and 8GB or more for larger communities and modpacks.
What is the difference between Plus and Ultra?
Plus uses Ryzen 9 5900XT with DDR4 and offers great value for Java. The Ultra uses Ryzen 9 9950X or 7950X with DDR5 and a higher clock, suitable for more demanding loads.
Is server activation immediate?
Yes. Once payment is confirmed, hosting is automatically activated and access data becomes available to you.
Can I install plugins and mods?
Yes. The panel allows you to choose platforms such as Paper, Purpur, Spigot, Fabric, Forge and NeoForge. Check the compatibility of each plugin or mod with the installed version.
Is the server online 24 hours a day?
Yes. Once started, the server can remain available 24 hours a day without depending on your computer being turned on.
Can I send a world that already exists?
Yes. It is possible to migrate the map and files from the previous server. Make a backup and confirm the version and software before launching the world on the new hosting.
Your Java server starts here
Compare all features on the Minecraft hosting from BedHosting and choose the plan that matches the current size of your project.