Pick a tested version
Select a Minecraft version and server software from the configurations currently available. Memory requirements are shown before setup.
Create a Java server, select a tested version, and invite up to 10 players. Manage your world from one dashboard. If shared memory or CPU is full, your start waits in the queue.
No payment details required for free hosting.
Set up a Minecraft Java server from your account, then manage it in the control panel.
Select a Minecraft version and server software from the configurations currently available. Memory requirements are shown before setup.
Name your server, accept the Minecraft EULA, and start installation. No manual approval is needed.
Use the console, files, player tools, and settings in your HenHosting account. Your world files remain when the server stops.
The setup page lists tested versions and explains the memory limit for each option.
Java Edition. Availability depends on the version and its verified memory requirements. Some profiles need a paid memory plan; the server creator shows the applicable limit before you continue.
Your first server is free. Optional upgrades are clearly priced in pounds; you choose whether they fit your world.
Each free server starts with 500 MB RAM, 1 GiB of world storage, and 10 player slots. Memory needs vary by tested setup, and higher-memory options are shown before creation. Save up to 50 servers per account while storage is available. Starts wait in the queue when shared memory or CPU is busy. Idle servers stop after ten minutes; world files are kept.
Create a free serverUpgrade one eligible server to 1 GiB of container memory and 24/7 runtime. Transfer the upgrade to another eligible server from Billing. Existing subscriptions keep their current rate.
Sign in to view upgrades ↗A 3 GiB container memory plan for one Paper or Purpur server. Memory is reserved for each server before it starts.
Sign in to view upgrades ↗Extra server ports are a separate £2.50 one-time purchase when a port is available. All prices are GBP.
How free hosting, server starts, and your world files work.
Your start request waits in the server queue. Queue position is shown in your dashboard, and an estimated wait appears when there is enough recent data to make a useful estimate.
No. An idle server stops after ten minutes without players, but stopping it does not delete your world files.
No. Memory needs vary by Minecraft version and software. Only profiles that have passed compatibility checks are offered, and some require a higher-memory plan. The setup flow explains the limit before creating a server.
Create an account, choose an available Java Edition setup, accept the Minecraft EULA, and create your server. You can invite players once it is ready.
Choose a tested Minecraft setup and start for free.