Exact Forge builds
Choose the Forge release required by the server instead of forcing a generic latest build.
Run legacy and modern Forge communities with version-aware Java, exact server software choices and unrestricted access to the mods and configs that make the pack work.

Exact Forge builds, legacy & modern
All plans on this range use high-frequency Ryzen 9 9950X3D compute with up to 5.7 GHz max boost and NVMe storage.
No separate legacy plans page. Choose RAM, billing term and currency here, then continue straight to the matching Paymenter checkout.
Modded Minecraft hosting where the Minecraft version, Forge build and runtime are treated as separate choices.
Choose the Forge release required by the server instead of forcing a generic latest build.
Older modpacks can remain on the Java generation they were designed around.
Newer Minecraft releases can use newer Java generations where required.
Upload, replace and troubleshoot server-side mods without a restricted interface.
Use normal hosting tools for configs, bridges and supporting services.
Keep runtime/software changes separate from world and mod data whenever possible.
Game servers are easier to manage when versions, files, backups and maintenance are treated as separate decisions instead of one giant install button.
Identify its Minecraft version, Forge build and Java generation.
Install the server-side Forge build the pack expects.
Keep required server mods and configuration aligned with the client pack.
Make a restore point before changing Forge, Minecraft or a large mod set.
Short answers before you migrate a server, change software or deploy a new community.
Full FAQYes—the page is designed for legacy and modern Forge workflows rather than assuming every pack uses the same runtime.
That is the point of the dedicated Forge flow: choose the build required by the Minecraft version or pack.
Treat software switching separately from user data and always take a backup first.
Choose the plan that fits the workload, keep full control, and scale when the community needs it.