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A Bedrock server everyone can join
Bedrock Edition is where console, mobile and Windows players meet. Launch a dedicated server, share the address, and everyone from Switch to Xbox to a phone is in the same world — no LAN tricks, no one hosting on their own machine.
Bedrock Edition · UDP 19132 · default 2 GB RAM · 2 vCPU
Why host Minecraft (Bedrock) here
True crossplay
Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, iOS, Android and Windows 10/11 all join the same world over UDP 19132.
Always on, unlike LAN worlds
The world runs on the server, not on whoever opened it — friends play even when you're offline.
Simple, panel-based settings
Game mode, difficulty, cheats and world name are dashboard fields, not config-file edits.
Isolated and capped
Your server runs in its own container with reserved RAM — other tenants can't lag your world.
Minecraft (Bedrock) hosting FAQ
Can console players join a Bedrock server?
Yes — Bedrock Dedicated Server is the version console players can join. On Xbox, PlayStation and Switch you add the server address in the Servers tab (on some consoles via the LAN/DNS workaround Minecraft requires).
Is this the same as a Java server?
No — Java and Bedrock are separate editions that can't join each other's servers. If your friends play on PC with the Java Edition, host a Java server instead; we have a template for both.
How many players can play?
A 2 GB plan handles a typical friend group comfortably. Bedrock is lighter than Java, so most groups are fine on the smaller plans — and you can resize at any time.
Keep exploring: free Minecraft server, Linux server, pricing and live system status — or browse every template.
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