Minecraft hosting in Frankfurt means low ping for most of Europe from a single point. Frankfurt is one of the continent's largest network hubs, so our German node gives steady latency to players across the EU, western Russia and the CIS. Servers run on Ryzen + NVMe Gen4 with DDoS protection and the Pterodactyl panel.
Why Frankfurt is a strong point for Minecraft
In Minecraft it's network latency you feel: the lower the ping, the more responsive combat, block placement, redstone and flying around the world. Frankfurt has long been one of Europe's main internet hubs — a huge share of European traffic passes through it. For a server that means short, predictable routes to players in different countries, rather than a coin flip based on the ISP.
For a mixed European audience — a community with players from Germany, Poland, the Baltics, western Russia and neighbouring countries — one Frankfurt node is often more convenient than several scattered points: everyone gets a reasonable ping without splitting the community.
Test the latency from your city
Ping depends on your ISP and route, so the best way to know your real latency is to measure it. The locations page has a ping-test button for each node, Frankfurt included: press it and see the actual figure from your own city in a second.
Every location has the same plan internals: Ryzen + NVMe Gen4, the panel, automatic backups and DDoS protection. Your choice of point only affects latency to players — pick the one closest to the bulk of your community.
Other points in Europe
Beyond Frankfurt we're expanding the network to other European cities — Amsterdam and Helsinki. If your audience is concentrated in a specific country, message us: we'll suggest the best placement or add you to the waitlist for a new location. There's a full overview on the locations page and our main Minecraft hosting.