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I have already experienced the more popular ones, so I prefer not to have too many people.
@Ympker uses Zap-Hosting for Minecraft, and he's got a lifetime server from them. I don't think that they have free or trial though: https://zap-hosting.com/en/minecraft-server-hosting/
Can you not buy a VPS and setup yourself ?
@MikeA provides Minecraft hosting, solid provider!
I don't know about free, but Pebblehost for cheap but reliable, and Bloom.host for premium service. You can find some free trials by joining the admincraft discord and asking around probs.
Oracle Cloud if you have not tried it yet..
To be fair, ZAP Hosting Lifetime MC uptime has been quite bad https://hetrixtools.com/report/uptime/4e10a2fcb0a37724f81ec0119a74d862/ . It seems like when I'm actively using the server and complain about downtime/performance it gets moved to a less crowded server and runs quite smoothly. When I stop playing and let it idle like the past 4 months or so, I get on a crowded system and downtime gets bad.
On another note ZAP lifetime vps/kvm has been very stable and you can install ZAP game panel on it to install any of the games they offer for gameservers. So my advice would be to get a lifetime vps from them instead on which you install Minecraft via their cp. That way you'll have good performance and uptime, more resources and more flexibility.
lifetime.. euw..
Aquatis ( @Aquatis_Joseph ) are good, they do a 7 day trial.
https://aquatis.host/minecraft-hosting/
Our AMD 7950x nodes are perfect for MC: https://oplink.net/vps/
You do have to setup MC yourself and starts at 9.95/mo. Free ones are just going to be junk.
We have great i9-12900k game hosting on https://gamepacket.net, our game hosting brand.
Invoking @ArrowBoi
@MikeA if you don't want to compromise on performance or network at a good price very premium service. Order here: extravm.com
Use your mom credit card and sign up to one of the big boys(Azure,Google cloud,aws or even digitalocean), all of them offer free trials. Don't forget to cancel
Was with them for years with my Minecraft server and only have good things to say about them.
Hey there!
We currently do not provide free trials anymore. However, you can purchase a plan and if you don't like it we can refund no questions asked as an alternative solution.
Thanks for the tag @Envida!
lol why me
@ArrowBoi - for whatever reason, I associate Minecraft/Gameserver hosting with you. You've researched a bit and I sense you are a bit of a game server guru. Hope you are well
ah lol, I have done some research but not a lot.
I remember this had a trial service
https://mcprohosting.com/billing/store/minecraft-trial
You could checkout my hosting:
https://redacted/
We have cheap prices you can use Code 40Start for 40% off
Bro is the rule 💀
Read the selling rules.
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/153228/lowendtalk-selling-rules-updated-april-2023/p1
You need host rep or patron tag in order to post offers.
zap-hosting is by far the worst host
@berrybyte - use code vyper100 for 6.9% off recurring.
It works for my use-case. If it doesn't meet your requirements, there are plenty of good alternatives to choose from on this forum.
https://berrybyte.net/minecraft
6GB RAM 24h free trial available too.
If you're not hosting it for a lot of people, either host it yourself or use https://bloom.host/ as some others have suggested. I've spun up a few servers with them before and the admin experience is simple and frictionless.
You can try searching online for free Minecraft server hosting options with IP addresses. Look for providers offering trial periods or limited time free hosting. Make sure to read reviews and compare different options before choosing one. Consider checking forums and communities for recommendations on smaller and less known hosting providers.