Ready to set up your own server? explore Minecraft hosting plans starting at ₹99/mo — AMD Ryzen 9, NVMe SSD, DDoS protection, instant Pterodactyl setup.
What ₹99/Month Actually Buys You
SkyRainCloud's Dirt Plan runs ₹99/month and includes 1 vCore of AMD EPYC compute, 2GB of DDR4 RAM, unlimited NVMe storage (fair use), and 2 MySQL databases. It's genuinely usable — not a stripped-down teaser meant to push you into upgrading immediately.
Who This Plan Actually Fits
2GB of RAM is enough for a small vanilla survival server with a handful of friends, a lightweight plugin server (Essentials, permissions, basic economy), or simply testing out server management before committing to something bigger. It is not enough for a heavy modpack or a large public community — for that, look at the Stone or Iron tiers instead.
Why Cheap Doesn't Have to Mean Bad
A common worry with very cheap hosting is that the provider oversells the hardware, packing far more customers onto a node than it can comfortably handle. The specs on the Dirt Plan are dedicated allocation, not a shared best-effort pool — 2GB means 2GB.
When to Upgrade
The clearest signal it's time to move up a tier is consistent lag once more than a few players are on simultaneously, or if you're trying to run a modpack that recommends more than 2GB in its own documentation. SkyRainCloud's plans scale up from Dirt through Grass, Stone, Iron, Diamond, Netherite, and Elytra, so you can move up without switching providers.