Bisect Hosting Minecraft 48GB, $ 115.20/mo. on Linux VPS

48GB is one of the BisectOne RAM tiers on the Minecraft and game server pricing slider and is recommended for 100 or more concurrent players. This package allocates 48GB of memory to the instance, which is generally suitable for large scale community or event servers with many plugins, minigames or multiple modpacks when the recommended player count is observed. On the pricing selector the annual billing option is highlighted, showing a cost of 1382.40 USD for twelve months which works out to about 115.20 USD per month, reflecting the lowest effective price because yearly terms receive a twenty percent discount. Other billing cycles are available using the same per gigabyte structure, with monthly, quarterly and semi annual payments priced at approximately 3.00, 2.70 and 2.55 USD per gigabyte respectively, so customers that prefer shorter commitments can trade a slightly higher monthly rate for more flexibility. The plan notes support for roughly 91 other games beyond Minecraft, and within the Starbase panel you can switch the running title at no additional charge, making it easy to experiment with new games or temporarily repurpose the server. In the marketing copy this tier is highlighted as particularly well suited to ambitious community networks, event servers or heavily modded clusters that demand a large RAM footprint, and it is backed by unmetered bandwidth, free DDoS protection and the same modern Ryzen based hardware as the larger BisectOne plans.

All BisectHosting BisectOne game server plans run on the same underlying platform, so every tier benefits from the provider's Ryzen powered nodes, NVMe SSD storage and advanced DDoS protection. Servers are available in 21 different locations worldwide and you can move between regions as needed to keep latency low for your community. The Starbase control panel makes it straightforward to change configuration files, schedule tasks, restart or stop the server and install plugins without needing command line access. An automated installer covers thousands of Minecraft modpacks and many other popular titles, so you can swap between modded and vanilla setups or even switch the server over to one of more than one hundred supported games. Backups, MySQL or MariaDB databases and free, customizable subdomains are included, helping to protect data and make it easy for players to join. BisectHosting advertises unlimited or adjustable player slots, so performance is governed primarily by the RAM and CPU resources allocated to the chosen plan rather than by an artificial slot cap. Support is available 24/7/365 via live chat and ticket system with an average reply time measured in minutes, and an extensive knowledgebase contains guides for installation, optimisation and troubleshooting. Behind the scenes the platform is backed by a formal service level agreement targeting 99.97 percent node uptime each month and a three day money back window on new game server purchases, giving room to test the service without long term commitment.

From the same page you can see at a glance that BisectHosting positions BisectOne as a flexible solution for both Minecraft and other game servers. It emphasises ease of use, instant provisioning once payment is completed, and the ability to change billing cycles or upgrade and downgrade plans at any time. Every plan can be ordered on monthly, quarterly, semi annual or annual terms with simple per gigabyte pricing, and the control panel and backend tooling remain the same across the entire range, allowing you to start with a small package and scale up without any migration.