Find your next obsession.
Discover plugins, mods, and whole modpacks from your console. Spend less time hunting for downloads and more time building.
Minecraft server hosting
Your world.
Your rules.
That modpack you’ve been meaning to try. The world your friends won’t stop building. Bring it to life with game-aware tools that make running Minecraft feel simple.
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THE METRLY CONSOLEMade for your next idea
- Find your plugin
- Choose a release
- Make it yours
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Your server. Your price.
One full-featured console. Every size.
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One console. Everyday control.
- Live console
- Browser file manager
- Backups & schedules
- Team permissions
Built for Minecraft
From a first world to your next obsession.
Play Minecraft your way.
Java or Bedrock. A classic world or a heavily modded adventure. Choose the software that fits your plans.
Give your community room to grow.
Bring players together, then connect worlds with Minecraft Networks when one server isn’t enough.
Take a closer look at Minecraft tools
Inside the Metrly console
Find your next plugin without leaving the console.
Browse plugins with your server software and game version in view, then install from the same workspace.
Build your mod list in one place.
Browse mods for your chosen loader and Minecraft version, including dependencies and performance tools.
Start with a whole modpack.
Search Modrinth modpacks and choose a compatible release from the console.
Choose the software behind your world.
Review Bedrock, Paper, Fabric, Forge, and other supported server software from the game-version workspace.
Review a version before switching.
Choose a compatible release, then review the confirmation step before changing your server.
Settings you can read and edit.
Use the visual editor for Minecraft configuration or switch to the underlying file when you need it.
Follow your world as it starts.
Read live Minecraft output, load earlier logs, or open the console in its own window.
The Metrly console · every game
More time for your world.
Less work behind it.
The everyday tools belong together. So you can make a change, bring in a friend, and get back to what you started.
THE METRLY CONSOLEMade for your next idea
- Choose a schedule
- Keep your backups
- Restore when needed
Live console & power controls
Read server output, send commands, and start, stop, or restart your server in the browser.
Files & SFTP
Browse and upload files in the console, or connect with your preferred SFTP client.
Make changes. Keep a way back.
Protect your progress with backups, and put routine restarts and commands on a schedule.
Team permissions & activity
Give teammates selected permissions and review recorded server activity without sharing your account login.
Subdomains, ports & addresses
Manage a memorable server subdomain and find your assigned connection addresses and ports together.
Know your server at a glance.
Follow performance, resource use, and estimated costs without juggling dashboards.
Keep your projects together.
Manage the databases behind your server and plugins in the same workspace.
Follow your community.
Explore available regions and move your server from your console.
Explore the rest of your console
Your everyday tools
See what your server is doing.
CPU, memory, storage, and network history together, with health checks to help investigate lag.
Your files, right in the browser.
Upload, organize, rename, and copy files. Open SFTP when you prefer a desktop client.
Choose when backups run—and how long they stay.
Try something new without losing your way back. Keep a backup ready for your next big change.
Put routine tasks on a schedule.
Backups, restarts, and routine tasks. Set the rhythm once and leave the busywork to your server.
Share the work, not your login.
Choose a role or individual permissions for each teammate before sending an invitation.
Keep your usage costs in view.
Keep an eye on spending without a spreadsheet. See your usage and projected costs together.
Give your server a memorable address.
Choose a server subdomain from the available domains in your console.
Move regions from the same workspace.
Your community can change. Your server can move with it. Find an available region right in the console.
Minecraft software
Start with the way you play.
Vanilla worlds, plugins, modpacks, or connected servers. Choose your software during setup.
Vanilla Minecraft
The classic Minecraft server experience for private worlds, survival starts, and simple communities.
Choose VanillaPaper
A popular choice for survival servers and plugin communities that need strong performance and broad compatibility.
Choose PaperPurpur
A configurable Paper-based server for communities that want more gameplay controls.
Choose PurpurFabric
A lightweight mod loader for modern modded Minecraft servers and custom gameplay.
Choose FabricForge Minecraft
A familiar starting point for Forge modpacks, larger mods, and long-running modded worlds.
Choose ForgeVelocity
A Minecraft proxy for connecting lobbies, game modes, and multiple servers into one network.
Choose VelocityVanilla and APIs
Vanilla Minecraft
The standard Minecraft server experience without a third-party mod loader or plugin platform.
Choose Vanilla MinecraftSponge (SpongeVanilla)
SpongeAPI implementation for Vanilla Minecraft.
Choose Sponge (SpongeVanilla)SpongeVanilla
An implementation of the Sponge API on top of Vanilla Minecraft.
Choose SpongeVanillaPlugin servers
Paper
A high-performance Spigot fork focused on gameplay, mechanics, and server performance.
Choose PaperSpigot
Widely used Minecraft server software with plugin support and server administration settings.
Choose SpigotPurpur
A configurable drop-in replacement for Paper with additional gameplay features.
Choose PurpurFolia
A Paper fork that adds regionized multithreading to the dedicated server.
Choose FoliaCanvasMC
A performance-focused server with multithreaded ticking and optimized world processing.
Choose CanvasMCMod loaders
Fabric
A modular modding toolchain targeting modern Minecraft versions and snapshots.
Choose FabricQuilt
An open-source, community-driven modular modding toolchain.
Choose QuiltForge Minecraft
Minecraft Forge server software for running Forge mods.
Choose Forge MinecraftForge Enhanced
An enhanced Minecraft Forge server template for Forge-compatible mods.
Choose Forge EnhancedNeoForge
A Minecraft modding API and Forge fork for NeoForge-compatible mods.
Choose NeoForgeHybrid mod and plugin servers
Arclight
A Bukkit server implementation that runs on common mod loaders.
Choose ArclightMagma
A hybrid Forge server designed to run Forge mods and Bukkit plugins.
Choose MagmaMohistMC
A Spigot fork with performance optimizations and hybrid server capabilities.
Choose MohistMCNetworks and proxies
Bungeecord
A proxy for connecting multiple Minecraft servers and game modes into one network.
Choose BungeecordVelocity
A scalable Minecraft server proxy with broad server support and flexibility.
Choose VelocityWaterfall
A fork of the BungeeCord server proxy suite.
Choose WaterfallNanoLimbo
A lightweight Java limbo server designed to hold many players while a main server is unavailable.
Choose NanoLimboBefore you deploy
Minecraft
hosting questions.
Which Minecraft server software does Metrly support?
Metrly supports 20 Minecraft server templates, including Vanilla, Paper, Spigot, Purpur, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, Velocity, BungeeCord, and other plugin, modded, hybrid, and proxy options.
Are these Minecraft mods?
Not exactly. Metrly supports the server software that Minecraft mods, plugins, and network tools run on. You can choose the software that fits your gameplay, such as Paper for plugins or Fabric and Forge for modded servers.
Which server software should I choose?
Choose Vanilla for a classic Minecraft experience, Paper or Purpur for plugin-powered servers, Fabric or Forge for modded gameplay, and Velocity or BungeeCord for server networks.
How does Minecraft server pricing work?
Choose your Minecraft software and a compatible server package. Each package has a monthly cap, an inclusive minimum, and included resources. Running less can lower your bill; the minimum keeps your world and backups ready between sessions.
Do I need to choose a hosting plan?
Choose a server size with a clear monthly cap and included resources. You can change size when your world needs more capacity; Metrly does not automatically move you to a more expensive package.
How do I deploy a Minecraft server?
Create or sign in to your Metrly account, choose your Minecraft server software, complete the available options for that template, and deploy it through the Metrly console.
Minecraft on Metrly