We don't have a server in the Philippines. If you rent a Minecraft server from us for your barkada, it runs in Singapore: our only location in Southeast Asia, and for most players in the PH the closest of our nine locations.
The cheapest plan is €2.70 a month, about ₱191. That's plenty for a vanilla world with a few friends.
Singapore, and how to check it from your own connection
You won't find a ping table here. What you get depends on your ISP and the route it takes to Singapore, and a friend in Quezon City and a friend in Davao can see different results on the same server.
So measure it. The plan selector times the connection from your browser to each of our locations and shows the result next to every location name, refreshed every 10 seconds. Ask everyone who will play regularly to open it from home, at the hour you usually play, and compare notes. It's a browser measurement rather than an in-game number, so use it to compare locations.
In Singapore your server runs on a shared AMD Ryzen 9 5950X with NVMe storage and standard DDoS protection. There's one hardware line there, which the website labels Premium.
Prices in euros and pesos
We're a Dutch company and bill in euros. Checkout takes card and PayPal, among other methods, and works out any VAT for your billing country before you pay. The peso column uses the ECB reference rate of 16 October 2026, so read it as a guide: your bank or PayPal converts at its own rate.
| Plan | RAM | NVMe | Per month | Approx. PHP | Suggested players |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coal | 3 GB | 40 GB | €2.70 | ₱191 | 1-5 |
| Iron | 4 GB | 50 GB | €3.60 | ₱255 | 1-10 |
| Gold | 5 GB | 60 GB | €4.50 | ₱319 | 1-20 |
| Lapis | 6 GB | 70 GB | €5.40 | ₱383 | 1-25 |
| Diamond | 8 GB | 80 GB | €7.20 | ₱510 | 1-30 |
| Special 1 | 12 GB | 100 GB | €10.80 | ₱765 | 1-40 |
| Special 2 | 15 GB | 120 GB | €13.50 | ₱957 | 1-45 |
| Special 3 | 16 GB | 130 GB | €14.40 | ₱1,020 | 1-55 |
| Special 4 | 32 GB | 165 GB | €29.99 | ₱2,125 | 1-80 |
Suggested players come from checkout and aren't a hard cap. Longer billing terms can give a discount at checkout.
There's no free trial and no money-back guarantee; refunds follow our terms of service. You can cancel anytime, and the server stays active until the end of the period you paid for.
How much RAM your server needs
Vanilla. Coal (3 GB) handles a fresh survival world for a handful of friends. Move up to Iron (4 GB) when more of the barkada joins or people start flying off in every direction with elytras, because every loaded area costs memory.
Paper with plugins. A community SMP with permissions, homes and land claims fits Gold (5 GB) to begin with, then Lapis (6 GB) as it grows. How many chunks your players keep loaded matters more than the plugin count.
Cobblemon. Diamond (8 GB) up to about 10 players. For 10 to 25 players, or a smaller group that adds sidemods like Mega Showdown, take Special 1 (12 GB). Past 25 players, Special 3 (16 GB). Every Pokémon walking around is an entity, and they add up. The Cobblemon hosting page opens with Singapore selected, and the Cobblemon setup guide covers the install.
Modpacks. Light packs under 50 mods start at Iron (4 GB). Packs with 100 to 150 mods want 6 to 8 GB, so Lapis or Diamond. All The Mods 10 belongs on 12 to 16 GB, Special 1 up to Special 3. If the pack author lists server requirements, follow those over any rule of thumb. The modpack hosting page lists the options.
Voice chat and friends on phones
Simple Voice Chat needs its own UDP port. Extra ports are free: you create them in the panel, with three allocations included and up to five on request. Enter the new port in the mod's server config, restart, and make sure every player has the mod installed too.
If some of your friends play on their phones, they're on Bedrock Edition. Our servers run Java Edition, and Bedrock players join through the Geyser plugin, which can use one of those free ports as well. The Geyser crossplay guide walks through it.
Moving a world you already have
World on someone's laptop or another host? Stop that server, download the full server folder, keep the same Minecraft version and loader for the move, and upload it over SFTP. Update afterwards, never during. The migration guide goes through it step by step, including the online-mode setting that can make every inventory look empty.
Rather not do it yourself? A one-time migration service is available as a paid add-on. Already with us in another location? Moving your Space-Node server to Singapore is free, just ask in live chat.
Support hours in Philippine time
Our team answers live chat, tickets and Discord every day from 08:00 to 20:00 UTC. In the Philippines that's 16:00 to 04:00 the next day, all year round, since the country doesn't use daylight saving time. Outside those hours our monitoring keeps running. When you message us, include your plan, Minecraft version and the error from the console, and we can help faster. The contact page shows the hours in your own time zone.
Ordering your server
- Open the Minecraft plans with Singapore selected and pick your RAM.
- Check that the location says Singapore. Some product names at checkout still say "Budget": that's old wording for the same plan at the same price.
- Choose a billing term, and decide if you want automatic off-site backups. Backups you make yourself in the panel are included.
- Pay by card, PayPal or another method shown at checkout.
- In the Pterodactyl-based panel, install Paper, Purpur, Spigot, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge or a modpack with one click, or upload your own files over SFTP.
- Give your friends the free subdomain instead of an IP and port.
Running a GTA V roleplay server as well? FiveM is available in Singapore too; see FiveM server hosting for the Philippines.
FAQ
Do you have a Minecraft server in the Philippines?
No. Our closest location is Singapore, which is also our only location in Southeast Asia.
How much does a Minecraft server cost in the Philippines?
From €2.70 a month for 3 GB, about ₱191. Diamond with 8 GB, enough for Cobblemon with up to about 10 players, is €7.20, about ₱510.
Can I pay in pesos?
No, invoices are in euros. Your bank or PayPal converts from pesos at its own rate.
Is free hosting good enough?
For a quick test, maybe. First read the free host's rules: whether you have to start the server by hand, whether it stops when nobody is online, whether there's a queue and how much RAM you get. Our servers keep running when nobody is online, so friends can join whenever they like. More in free vs paid Minecraft hosting.
Can friends on Bedrock join?
Yes, through the Geyser plugin on your Java server. Geyser needs a port of its own, open for TCP and UDP, and that extra port is free to create in the panel.