Minecraft: Bedrock Edition server hosting
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Minecraft: Bedrock Edition server hosting

One world for phones, PCs and consoles.

A Minecraft Bedrock server for friends on Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, phones and PC in one world. A Realms alternative without the 10 friend limit.

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  • DDoS protected
  • 24/7 support
  • Live the moment you pay
CrossplayPCMobileXboxPlayStationSwitch
  • Split the billUp to 10 friends, own cards
  • Custom plansAny RAM up to 32 GB
  • Rent once or subscribe3 days to 1 year
  • Live in 60 secondsNo setup, no waiting
  • Cancel any timeNo contracts, ever

Pick your Minecraft Bedrock plan

Every plan is live the moment you pay. Upgrade or cancel from your dashboard any time.

Average Concurrent Players

6

How many usually play at once.

Mods or plugins

Vanilla, as the game ships.

Try It Out

3 days
Pay once, never renews
$2.50USD for 3 days

About $0.83 a day. Nothing renews.

Like it? Switch to a subscription from your panel and keep your world.

  • Up to 12 players
  • Unlimited RAM
Try it for 3 days
Most popular

Minecraft Bedrock Phase

30 days
50% off your first month
$4.99USD first month

Then $9.99/mo. Cancel any time.

Split 5 ways: $1.51 each for the first month

  • Up to 12 players
  • Unlimited RAM
Start my Minecraft Bedrock phase
Best value

The Legend

1 year
50% off your first year
$3.33USD/mo

Billed $39.96 for your first year, then $79.92 a year.

You save $74.92 over a year of monthly payments

Split 5 ways: $0.71 each a month

  • Up to 12 players
  • Unlimited RAM
Go yearly and save
  • Every plan:
  • Always on DDoS protection
  • 24/7 support from real people
  • Low ping game hardware
  • Live the moment you pay

Minecraft Bedrock server hosting at a glance

PriceFrom $1.25 for 3 days with no subscription. Monthly plans from $4.99, cancel any time, 50% off your first month for new customers
Plans2 GB (10 slots), 4 GB (25 slots), 6 GB (50 slots)
PlayersUp to 50 player slots
CrossplayPC, Mobile, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch
ModsBehavior packs, Resource packs, .mcaddon and .mcpack files, Custom worlds
Paying togetherSplit the bill with up to 10 friends, everyone pays their own share

What comes set up on a Minecraft Bedrock server

Crossplay on every device

Windows, iPhone, iPad, Android, Xbox, PlayStation and Switch players share one world.

Allowlist in one click

Add friends by Gamertag and op them straight from the panel.

Never lose a build

One click backups before every update or big change.

More than a Realm

Pick your own player limit, open every file and download your backups, which a Realm does not let you do.

A look inside Minecraft Bedrock

Real screenshots from the game. Click any of them to see it full size.

How much RAM does a Minecraft Bedrock server need?

Find the row that sounds like your group and we will point you at the right plan.

Your serverRAMPlan
Survival with up to 10 friends2 GBStarter$4.99/mo
Busy survival world or a few add-ons, 10 to 25 players4 GBStandard$9.99/mo
Large explored world, heavy add-ons or 25 to 50 players6 GBPro$14.99/mo

This is the panel. Click around.

This is the Minecraft Bedrock panel you get. Click any button, or type a command.

panel / minecraft-bedrock
Online

Minecraft Bedrock Server

play.gamezservers.com:19132

CPU21%
Memory2.5 / 4 GB
Players8 / 25

[12:00:00] Starting Minecraft: Bedrock Edition server

[12:00:03] Loading world

[12:00:06] Server started on port 19132

[12:00:09] Ready for players. Try a button.

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Power

Minecraft Bedrock actions

How to join your Minecraft Bedrock server

On PC, phone or tablet

  1. 1

    Update Minecraft to the newest version. Bedrock only joins servers on the same version.

  2. 2

    On Windows, iPhone, iPad or Android, click Play, open the Servers tab and choose Add Server.

  3. 3

    Type any name, then enter 203.0.113.24 as the server address and 19132 as the port.

  4. 4

    Click Save, then pick the server in the list to join.

On Xbox, PlayStation or Switch

  1. 1

    One time only: in your console's network settings, set Primary DNS to 23.254.128.180 and Secondary DNS to 8.8.8.8. Where to find it on Xbox, PlayStation and Switch.

  2. 2

    Open Minecraft, go to the Servers tab and join The Hive. The GamezServers menu opens instead.

  3. 3

    Choose Join with a code or IP, type the join code from your invite in the first box and press Submit. Leave the port as it is.

  4. 4

    You are in. The server is saved in that menu, so next time you open The Hive and pick it.

Common problems

IP and port go in separate boxes

Bedrock asks for the Server Address and the Port separately. Put only the numbers before the colon in Server Address, and the number after the colon in Port. Leaving the port at 19132 is the most common reason a server will not connect.

"Outdated server" or "Outdated client"

Bedrock only connects when your game and the server run the same version. Update Minecraft from your app store. If the server is the older one, the owner restarts it: it moves to the newest Minecraft version every time it starts. Still outdated after a restart? The owner clicks Update game once.

Asked to trust the server

Minecraft asks the first time you join a server. Accept to join. You are not asked again after the server restarts.

Why consoles need the DNS step

Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo only let consoles open the featured servers, so there is no Add Server button. Our DNS makes a featured server open the GamezServers menu instead, where your join code takes you straight in. Set DNS back to Automatic any time to play the real featured servers again.

Console still opens the real Hive

The DNS change has not taken yet. Check Primary DNS reads 23.254.128.180, then fully close Minecraft (on Switch, restart the console) and try again.

"You are not invited to this server"

The allowlist is on and your Gamertag is not on it. Ask the owner to add you with Allowlist player, typing your Gamertag exactly, spaces included.

On Java Edition?

Java Edition players cannot join a Bedrock server. For Java and Bedrock players together, run a Java server with Geyser instead.

Server not responding

Make sure the server is online. Servers sleep after 4 days with nobody playing, and anyone with access can start them again from the dashboard in one click.

Use the server address

Do not use localhost, 127.0.0.1 or your own IP from a home hosting guide. Copy the exact address of the server.

No port forwarding or firewall changes

Opening ports on your router is only for hosting a server at home, so there is nothing to change to join this one. If Windows asks whether to let the game through the firewall, choose Allow.

Modding your Minecraft Bedrock server

Bedrock uses add-ons: behavior packs change how the game works and resource packs change how it looks. Upload them in the Files tab or bring a world that already has them applied. Turn on Require resource packs and every player gets them when they join. Java mods, plugins, Paper and Fabric do not work on Bedrock.

Behavior packsResource packs.mcaddon and .mcpack filesCustom worlds

Minecraft: Bedrock Edition server hosting, explained

Minecraft: Bedrock Edition is the version of Minecraft on Windows, iPhone, iPad, Android, Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch. A Bedrock server keeps one world running for all of them, so friends on a phone, a console and a PC can build together without anyone hosting from their own device. Realms can do something similar, but a dedicated server gives you the files, the console, add-ons, more players and a world you can download whenever you like.

We run Mojang's own Bedrock Dedicated Server, the same software Mojang publishes for server owners. It is written in native code, so it needs far less memory than a Java server: 2 GB comfortably holds a group of friends, and RAM only becomes the limit with big explored worlds, heavy add-ons or crowds of 25 players or more.

The catch with Bedrock is versions. Phones and consoles update Minecraft automatically, and a player on a newer version cannot join an older server. Our server checks for a new Minecraft version every time it starts and installs it, keeping your world, allowlist and settings, so after a Minecraft update a restart is all it takes.

Minecraft Bedrock server guides

Quick startMinecraft Bedrock7 min read

How to Host a Minecraft Bedrock Server (Step by Step, 2026)

Host a Minecraft Bedrock server for friends on phone, PC and console: pick a plan, add the IP and port, set up the allowlist, add-ons and updates.

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How toMinecraft Bedrock5 min read

How to Update a Minecraft Bedrock Server (Keep Your World)

Update a Bedrock Dedicated Server to the newest version without losing your world, allowlist or settings, plus why add-ons break after Minecraft updates.

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FixesMinecraft Bedrock4 min read

Minecraft Bedrock "Outdated Server" and "Outdated Client" Fix

Bedrock says "Could not connect: Outdated server!" or "Outdated client!"? Why it happens after every update and how to match the game and server versions.

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How toMinecraft Bedrock6 min read

How to Get a Minecraft Console World onto a Server (Xbox, PS, Switch)

Consoles cannot export worlds, so upload your Xbox, PlayStation or Switch world to a Realm, download it on a PC or phone, export it and put it on a server.

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How toMinecraft Bedrock5 min read

How to Join a Minecraft Bedrock Server on Xbox, PS5 and Switch (2026)

Consoles have no Add Server button in Minecraft. Change one DNS setting, open The Hive, and join any Bedrock server on Xbox, PS4, PS5 or Switch.

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How toMinecraft Bedrock6 min read

How to Play Minecraft Bedrock With Friends (Every Way, 2026)

Play Minecraft Bedrock with friends four ways: join a friend's world, LAN, a Realm (up to 11 players) or a dedicated server. Console joining explained.

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Included on every plan

  • Always on DDoS protection
  • 24/7 support from real people
  • Low ping game hardware
  • Live the moment you pay
  • Your own address and port
  • Live console with full access
  • One click game actions
  • One click backups
  • Upgrade or cancel any time

Common questions

How much does a Minecraft Bedrock server cost?

Minecraft Bedrock servers start at $1.25 for 3 days, with no subscription. Monthly plans are 2 GB for up to 5 players at $4.99, 4 GB for up to 12 players at $9.99 and 6 GB for up to 25 players at $14.99. Pay monthly or prepaid, split the bill with friends, and cancel any time.

Can PlayStation, Xbox and Switch players join?

Yes, they play on the server like anyone else. Consoles have no Add Server button, so console players set their DNS to ours once, open The Hive in the Servers tab and type your server's 6 letter join code. After that the server is saved in their list.

Can Java Edition players join?

No. Bedrock Dedicated Server only accepts Bedrock players. If your group mixes Java and Bedrock, pick our Minecraft: Java Edition server and add Geyser, which lets Bedrock players join a Java world.

Why does it say "Outdated server"?

Minecraft updated on your device and the server is still on the older version. Restart the server: it installs the newest Minecraft version every time it starts and keeps your world. If it still says so, click Update game.

Can I use add-ons and behavior packs?

Yes. The easiest way is to turn the add-ons on for a world in Minecraft on your device, export that world and upload it (see the next question). To add a pack to the world already on the server, upload its folder into the world's behavior_packs or resource_packs folder, add its uuid and version from its manifest.json to world_behavior_packs.json or world_resource_packs.json in the world folder, then restart. A .mcpack or .mcaddon file is a zip: rename it to end in .zip and press Extract. Add-ons that need experimental features must have them turned on in the world before you upload it.

Can I upload my own world?

Yes. Export the world from Minecraft as a .mcworld file and rename it to end in .zip. In the Files tab, make a new folder inside worlds, upload the file into it and press Extract. Then set World name to that folder's name and restart.

Is this better than a Realm?

A Realm is simpler, but only you and 10 friends can be online at once and there is no file access. A dedicated server lets you manage the files, run console commands, choose the player limit and download backups.

Do my friends need Xbox accounts?

Yes. Every Bedrock player signs in with a free Microsoft account, and the allowlist uses those Gamertags.

Can my friends and I split the cost?

Yes. At checkout choose "Me and my friends" and up to 10 people each pay their own share with their own card, on any plan length, from 3 days to a year. It is not a payment plan: nobody pays in parts over time, each friend simply pays their own share. You pay yours, send each friend their link, and the server starts straight away. Each share includes a $1 payment fee.

Can I build a custom plan?

Yes. Every game has a Build your own page: pick any amount of RAM up to 32 GB, any length from 3 days to 1 year, prepaid or a subscription, plus your server type and settings. A custom size costs 15% more per GB than the standard plans next to it.

Can I pay once instead of a subscription?

Yes. Pick Prepaid and pay once for 3 days, 30 days, 6 months or a year. Nothing renews: when the time is up the server pauses and keeps its world for 14 days. Add time or switch to a subscription from your panel any time. Short rentals cost more per day, since every server is set up from scratch.

How fast is setup, really?

Your server starts building the moment Stripe confirms payment. Most are online in under a minute, and the address and login appear on your dashboard automatically.

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