Minecraft Bedrock Server Hosting

If you're looking for the best Minecraft Bedrock server provider, we recommend you try Haptic. Our servers have quality Ryzen 9 hardware, DDoS protection, and support in chat on our site or on Discord.

Phones, tablets, and Windows players open the Servers tab in Minecraft, choose Add Server, and enter the address and port shown in your Haptic dashboard. Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch players can join too: consoles hide the add-server option, so they use a free one-time workaround like BedrockConnect. After that, joining takes a few seconds.

If everyone in your group plays Bedrock Edition (phones, tablets, consoles, and the Windows Bedrock app), a native Bedrock server is the simplest fit. If some friends play Java Edition, pick a Minecraft Java server on Haptic and turn on Bedrock crossplay so both editions share one world. Haptic hosts both, and your memory is a pool, so you can run either or both on one subscription.

Yes. Bedrock addons bundle behavior packs and resource packs, and Haptic installs them for you: pick an addon from CurseForge in the dashboard and each pack is registered with your world automatically, including any experiment toggles it needs.

Minecraft Bedrock servers on Haptic start at 2GB, which suits a small world with a few friends. Add memory as your player count grows or when you raise the view distance, and you can change it at any time from the dashboard.

Yes, on Latest, which new servers use: your server moves to each new Bedrock Dedicated Server release the next time it starts, so it stays compatible with the auto-updating Bedrock apps on phones, tablets, and consoles. A specific version picked under Game Version is pinned and never updates, and players whose app has updated can't join it until you move it up. You can switch back to Latest in your server's settings at any time.

Yes. Game mode, difficulty, view distance, max players, default permissions, cheats, and more are all editable from the dashboard with plain-English explanations, no config file editing required.

Yes, that is what Wake & Play does. Your Bedrock server hibernates when the last player disconnects and wakes on demand from the dashboard or a shared wake link, so you are not paying for a world that is sitting empty overnight. If you would rather it never sleep, choose Always On.