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Your server starts when someone joins and stops when everyone leaves. You pay for the hours in between, and the first 10 GB of storage are free.

Servers run on our own AMD Ryzen 9 bare metal in the EU.

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Comparison

Choose hosting based on how your group plays

Not every group needs the same server. We compare price, waiting, performance, mods, and practical trade-offs without pretending one option fits everyone.

Aternos or VoxelRun? It depends how you play.

Aternos is excellent when you want free hosting and do not mind waiting. VoxelRun makes sense when your group meets for a session, wants to start quickly, and does not want to pay outside play time.

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exaroton or VoxelRun? Both bill per use — the difference is what happens to your world.

exaroton pioneered pay-per-use Minecraft hosting and does a lot right. VoxelRun follows the same idea with a different promise: an empty wallet never costs you your world, backups live on our storage instead of yours, and your files are always reachable.

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BisectHosting or VoxelRun? Decide by how many hours your server actually runs.

BisectHosting is a well-reviewed flat-rate host with staff who will set your modpack up for you. VoxelRun bills per hour of runtime instead. If your server sits empty most of the week, that difference is most of your bill.

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Apex Hosting or VoxelRun? Both take mods seriously. The bills work differently.

Apex is a polished flat-rate host with genuinely good mod tooling. VoxelRun bills per running hour instead of per month. Which one costs less depends almost entirely on how often your server is actually up.

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Shockbyte or VoxelRun? Cheap per month against pay-per-hour.

Shockbyte is one of the cheapest ways to keep a Minecraft server running all month. VoxelRun charges for the hours the server is actually up. The right answer depends on whether those two numbers describe the same server.

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PebbleHost or VoxelRun? A dollar per GB against pay-per-hour.

PebbleHost's Budget tier is about the cheapest flat Minecraft hosting there is, and its Premium tier adds serious hardware and hourly backups. VoxelRun charges by the running hour instead, with one tier and nothing held back from it.

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