A safe Minecraft world
for your kid.
Set up a private server in minutes. You decide who gets in, set a monthly spending limit so there are never surprise bills, and their friends join from any console, phone or PC.
You set the budget
Pay only for the hours your kid actually plays — and set a monthly spending limit that’s on by default, so a bill can never surprise you.
You decide who joins
The server is private — only people you share the address with can find it. Switch on an approved-players list so only kids you approve ever join, and remove anyone in a tap.
Friends on any device
Their friends on Xbox, Switch, PlayStation, phone or PC all join the same world with one address. Crossplay is built in — nothing extra to install.
Nothing technical
Set it up in your browser in a few minutes — pick a name and you’re done. No software to install, nothing to configure. Your kid can even help from inside Minecraft.
Questions parents ask
Is it safe for my kid to play with strangers? +
You’re in control. The server is private — only people you share the address with can find it — and you can switch on an approved-players list so only kids you approve ever join. You can see who’s online, read the chat and remove anyone, all from your dashboard.
How much does it cost? +
You only pay for the hours your kid actually plays — $2 a month per server plus about a penny per GB of memory each hour, and the first 100 GB-hours every month are free. You also set a monthly spending limit (on by default), so you’re never surprised. New accounts start with $20 of free credit.
My kid’s friends are on Xbox, Switch or phone — can they join? +
Yes. Crossplay is built in, so friends on console, phone, tablet and PC all join the same world with one address. There’s nothing extra for them to install.
Do I need to be technical to set this up? +
No. You set it up in your browser in a few minutes — pick a name and you’re done. There’s no software to install and nothing to configure.
What if I forget to turn it off? +
It sleeps on its own when no one’s playing, so you don’t pay for idle time — and it’s ready again in seconds when they come back. The monthly spending limit is a hard backstop on top of that.
Ready in a few minutes
Start with $20 of free credit — enough to try it out before you spend a penny.
Set up a server for your kid