Two free servers
Each free server has 2 GB of memory and 10 GB of storage, and you don’t need a card. See plans for bigger servers.
SwiftServers Docs
Create a free Minecraft server, get your friends on it, and fix it when something breaks.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”Create your first serverPick a name, software and version, then start playing in a few minutes.
Join your serverThe address to use on Java and Bedrock, and what happens when the server is asleep.
Install pluginsSearch Modrinth from the panel, install, and restart.
Install mods and modpacksFabric, Forge and NeoForge mods, or a whole modpack in one step.
When something goes wrong
Section titled “When something goes wrong”I can't connectCheck the address, the version, your account and the server state.
My server won't start or keeps crashingFind out why it stopped, undo the change that caused it, and start it again.
Ask ByteThe panel's AI assistant reads your console and files and can fix things for you.
Get supportOpen a ticket in Discord, and what to put in it.
What every account gets
Section titled “What every account gets”Java and Bedrock
Both editions join on the same address. Bedrock players use port 19132.
A lobby full of players
Public servers show up in the SwiftServers lobby at play.swiftservers.org, where players browse
them and vote for them.
Plugins, mods and modpacks
Install them from Modrinth in the panel. The panel keeps ViaVersion up to date, so players on other game versions can join too.