FadeHost compared with other Minecraft hosts

Every host we get asked about sells a plan per server. FadeHost bills one pool of RAM, and a server that sleeps draws nothing from it. The table shows what that means for the things you pay for after the first invoice; each host has its own page below with the figures from its pricing page.

What you pay for, side by side

FadeHostPer-server hosts
Free server2 GB, no cardNone
A server that sleepsLite, $2 a monthNone, the plan bills while empty
Smallest always-on$2.50 a monthA full plan
Adding RAM$1 per GB, any dayChange plan
A second serverAnother $2.50 slotAnother plan
Bedrock crossplayA toggle, includedSet up yourself
Trial without a card7 daysRarely, or a refund window

The right column is what the twelve hosts below have in common. Each host's own figures, September 2026, are on its page.

What the plan price does not show

  • Here every server draws from one RAM pool and a sleeping server draws nothing. A second, third or test server is not a second plan.
  • RAM changes by the gigabyte on any day, a dollar per gigabyte a month, without a plan change or a migration.
  • The crash doctor, the Copilot, the importer, the crossplay toggle, login protection and a first database come with every server, the free one included.
  • Promo prices renew at the list price at several of the hosts below. The pages say which.

The comparisons

Try it before you switch

Seven days free, no card. The importer pulls your world, plugins and mods from any of the hosts above over SFTP or FTP.

Start the trial