Drop setup.tacyon.io into Minecraft.
Add it to your server list — Java or Bedrock — and jump in. You’ll get your own world set up right there in the game. No browser tabs to juggle, no files to edit.
Java 1.20.5+ · Bedrock · one address
Edit Server Info
Three steps in
Add the address in Minecraft
Open Minecraft, hit Multiplayer → Add Server, and paste setup.tacyon.io. Works on Java and Bedrock — same address, any device.
Jump in — we set you up
Join the server and a guide meets you in-world. Pick a name and a world, and your very own server spins up while you stand there.
Play, and invite your friends
You land in your new world with your own address to share. Friends on phone, console or PC all join the same place.
Why you’ll like it here
Pay only while you play
No one playing? Nothing to pay beyond a small base fee that keeps your world saved. Your first 100 GB·hours each month are free.
One address, every device
Java and Bedrock in the same world. Phones, consoles and PCs share one address — crossplay is built in, nothing to install.
Invite everyone
No slots to buy and no per-player fees — bring as many friends as you like into the same world.
Bring your world & mods
Upload an existing world, pick plugins or a modpack from the built-in library, and edit files right in the panel.
Roll back anytime
One-click backups mean a creeper-flattened base is never the end of the world. Restore to any point in seconds.
Close to your group
US East and US West today — pick whichever is nearest when you make your server, for the lowest ping.
Questions
I typed setup.tacyon.io into my browser — what is this? +
setup.tacyon.io is a Minecraft server address, not a website. Add it inside Minecraft (Multiplayer → Add Server) and join — it sets you up with your own server in the game. This page is just here to point the way.
Java or Bedrock? +
Both. Add the same address on Java (PC) or Bedrock (phone, console, Windows) and you’ll be set up either way. Once your world is running, crossplay lets everyone play together on one address.
Do I need to install anything? +
No. There’s nothing to download or configure — just the address in your Minecraft server list. The crossplay and server setup are handled for you.
What does it cost? +
A $2/month base fee per server keeps your world saved, plus 1¢ per hour for each GB of RAM while you’re actually playing — and your first 100 GB·hours each month are free, so a small server played most evenings usually costs just the $2. Beta accounts start with $20 free.
Ready when you are.
Add setup.tacyon.io in Minecraft and hop in — or set everything up from the web and grab $20 of free credit to start.