MelonCube PACKAGE 1, $ 3.00/mo. on Linux VPS

PACKAGE 1 has been added on Nov 21, 2022

💪 CPU/Cores :	2 vCores @ 3.6GHz
🔋 RAM :	1000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPal
🔨 Control Panel :	CWP ControlKVM
🔧 Category :	Backup
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatAvailable 24/7
🌏 Server Locations :	United States
⚑ Targeting :	US

See also initial PACKAGE 1 plan location on their website!

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

MelonCube Hosting is a US-based brand of VentureNode LLC, focusing primarily on Minecraft server hosting and related infrastructure. The company traces its roots back to March 2013, when the original Minecraft host behind the brand started, and it now runs under a restructured and expanded setup with more than 10,000+ servers hosted, 13 worldwide nodes and 4 primary global locations. Everything is presented in English and pricing is centered around US dollars, with approximate conversions shown for some plans in GBP and EUR.

The flagship product is clearly Minecraft hosting. Servers are built on high-performance Intel and AMD CPUs, DDR4 ECC RAM, and SSD or NVMe storage, connected via 1 Gbps fiber uplinks. Each "cube" (their term for a Minecraft server) comes with dedicated RAM, unlimited SSD storage for world and essential game data, unlimited slots, MySQL database, and multilocation deployment in North America and Europe. The environment is managed through Multicraft 2.0, with live console and chat, one-click plugin and modpack installers, scheduled tasks, crash detection with auto-restart, and multi-user access. Servers are activated in under a minute after payment, backed by very aggressive DDoS protection in excess of 3 Tbps and a formal 100% uptime SLA. On top of that, Minecraft plans include free trials of services like Buycraft, Enjin and Minetrends, plus optional daily backup add-ons that keep several days of remote copies.

Beyond game servers, MelonCube also offers shared web hosting for websites. These plans are straightforward: cPanel-based packages from 1 GB up to 25 GB of RAID-10 SSD storage, with unlimited domains, unlimited email accounts, MySQL + phpMyAdmin, Softaculous auto-installer, RV Site Builder Pro, daily remote backups and CloudFlare integration. For someone running a Minecraft community, it’s very easy to host the website, forums and store in the same ecosystem, under the same billing and support team.

For users that need more raw power or custom environments, the catalog goes further into VPS and dedicated servers. The VPS Hosting line is built on KVM virtualization and ranges from 1 GB to 24 GB RAM, with SSD storage, 1–16 TB of monthly bandwidth, a dedicated IP, and network speeds up to 200 Mbit/s on the larger plans. A dedicated VPS control panel allows power operations, full console access and unlimited OS reinstalls, with daily backups kept for 48 hours and the same DDoS protection and 24/7 support as the rest of the platform.

The Dedicated Servers target more serious workloads and game networks. Current offerings are based on AMD Ryzen 3700X and 3800X processors with 64 GB DDR4, a mix of NVMe + HDD storage and 1 Gbps ports with 10 TB traffic. Customers can tailor disks, RAM and IP allocations at order time, choose from a wide range of Linux distributions and Windows Server, and optionally have Multicraft installed with full admin access to run large Minecraft networks. Locations include Dallas, Los Angeles, New Jersey, Miami and Amsterdam, all with built-in DDoS filtering (up to 100 Gbps for these bare-metal nodes).

With a seemingly "hidden" physical address (including on their LinkedIn profile) and the absence of a BBB.org profile—despite being positioned as a U.S.-based company—MelonCube Hosting may raise transparency concerns. In practical terms, these gaps can weaken perceived credibility and reduce trust for prospective customers who expect clear corporate identification and readily verifiable business presence.

Overall, MelonCube is a game-first infrastructure provider that happens to also offer conventional hosting. The combination of high-end hardware, aggressive anti-DDoS footprint, 100% uptime SLA and Multicraft-centric workflow makes it especially attractive for Minecraft communities and network owners, while the web hosting, VPS and dedicated options fill in the rest of the stack around those game servers.