RAM
RAM is the active memory your Minecraft server uses while it is running. More RAM helps if you have more players, more plugins, or larger modpacks.
A clearer hosting experience for people who do not want confusing technical sales pages
If you are new to hosting, this page is here to make the basics simple. It explains what the specs mean, why the families exist, and what you actually get after you place an order.
Hosting basics
What the important words actually mean
CPU
CPU power is the processing strength available to the server. Higher CPU allocation usually helps with smoother gameplay and better performance during busy moments.
Storage
Storage is where your world, files, plugins, backups, and other server data are kept. Bigger servers usually need more storage over time.
Location
Location affects how close the hosting is to your players. NeonCloud is currently focused on India, with premium hosting listed in India, Mumbai.
After you buy
What happens after you place the order
Buying hosting should not feel mysterious. This is the basic flow a first-time customer can expect.
Tell the team what you need
Open the order Discord and tell NeonCloud what kind of Minecraft server you want to run, how many players you expect, and whether you plan to use plugins or mods.
Confirm the plan
Once the family and tier are clear, the team can confirm the best fit so you do not spend money on the wrong size by mistake.
Get your server live
Your setup is meant to happen quickly after the order is handled, so your server can move from idea to online much faster.
Use the panel to manage everything
After setup, the panel helps you manage files, players, plugins, and important settings without needing to understand every technical detail.
What customers get
Premium features that are easy to understand
Instant deployment
Once your order is confirmed, setup is designed to be quick so you can get into your server sooner.
Full DDoS protection
Your server includes full DDoS protection, which helps the service feel safer and more stable.
50+ features
The panel includes tools for plugin management, player management, and other everyday controls a server owner actually uses.
Multiple node classes
Different hardware classes support different levels of hosting, so you are not being told one vague server fits every situation.
Choose a family
Which family should you start with?
Basic
Start here if you want the lowest-cost route and your server is small or just getting started.
Budget
Move here if you want more value and a little more space for a growing server without going premium yet.
Performance
Choose this when you expect heavier use, busier gameplay, or more need for CPU headroom.
Ultimate
Choose this when you want the premium Ryzen 9950X lane for demanding servers or higher expectations from day one.
Need the cheapest start?
Basic starts at Rs 20 per month, which keeps the first step affordable for new communities or first-time server owners.
Need more power?
Performance and Ultimate give stronger CPU allocation and more headroom for demanding servers, busier gameplay, and heavier setups.
Need help picking?
If the specs still feel hard to compare, ask in Discord and explain your player count, plugins, or mods. The team can guide you toward a better fit.
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