Minecraft server hosting that supports Paper, Forge, Fabric, and Vanilla.
Switch between server types without reinstalling. Install plugins and mods from the panel without FTP. UK and EU servers, free 24-hour trial, no credit card required.
Plugin Manager
Install plugins directly from the panel. Search by name, click install. The panel downloads the JAR and places it in /plugins/ automatically. Covers EssentialsX, WorldEdit, LuckPerms, and any plugin you need. Remove or update from the same view.
Mod Manager
Search Modrinth for Fabric and Forge mods by name. Select the mod, pick your loader, and install. Missing dependencies are downloaded automatically.
Paper, Spigot, Forge, Fabric, and Vanilla
All major server types are supported. Switch between them from the panel without rebuilding from scratch. Arclight is available for running Bukkit plugins alongside Forge mods.
Browser IDE
Edit server.properties, plugin configs, mod configs, or any file directly in a VS Code-style editor in the panel. No local client, no FTP, no SSH.
Crash Auto-Restart
If the server process exits unexpectedly, the panel restarts it automatically. The crash log is preserved so you can see what triggered it.
Backups
Schedule automatic backups on a timer or trigger one manually before a risky change. Restore a world, a plugin folder, or the entire server in one click.
World Manager
Create, rename, and delete worlds from the panel. No console commands required. Manage world borders and import seeds from the same interface.
UK and EU Servers
Most hardware runs on Hetzner in Germany, and we also have a real UK node live in London. Low latency from the UK on either.
Plans start at £3/mo
Plans go up to 8 GB self-serve, with 16 GB available on request for large modpacks and established communities. Every plan comes with the full panel: Plugin Manager, Mod Manager, Browser IDE, World Manager, backups, and crash auto-restart. Start with a free 24-hour trial, no credit card needed. If it is not what you expected, there is a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Start free trial →Frequently asked questions
Do you support Paper, Spigot, and Forge?
Yes. Paper, Spigot, Forge, Fabric, Arclight, and Vanilla are all supported. Paper is the standard choice for plugin-based servers and the one most people start with. Forge covers large modpacks from CurseForge. Fabric is the lighter modern loader, popular for performance mods and vanilla-plus setups. Arclight lets you run Bukkit plugins and Forge or Fabric mods on the same server. You pick the server type when you set up, and you can switch it from the panel without starting from scratch.
Can I install plugins and mods?
Yes. The Plugin Manager lets you search for and install any Bukkit-compatible plugin directly from the panel, no FTP needed. The Mod Manager connects to Modrinth so you can search and install Fabric and Forge mods the same way. Dependencies download automatically when you install a mod that requires them. Both managers let you remove or update from the same interface.
How do I upgrade my Minecraft server version?
You switch the server version from the panel. Select the server type (Paper, Forge, Fabric, etc.) and the Minecraft version you want, and the panel handles the rest. It is worth taking a backup first before switching versions, particularly for modded servers, in case a mod or plugin is not yet updated for the new version.
Where are your Minecraft servers hosted?
Most of our servers run on Hetzner hardware in Germany, and we also have a real UK node live in London. Zeros Host is a UK company either way. For most UK players the latency difference between the two is small and not noticeable during normal play, but we want to be straight about where the hardware is.
What's included in the free trial?
The free trial gives you a working Minecraft server for 24 hours. You get the full panel with Plugin Manager, Mod Manager, Browser IDE, backups, and everything else. No credit card is required to start. When the trial ends, you can subscribe to keep your server, or let it expire. Your data is held for a short period if you want to come back and pick up where you left off.