With friends, plugins or modpacks
For your group of friends
A world of your own, just for you. With the whitelist, you decide who gets to play – and your world is there whenever you have time.
New: Rust & Satisfactory
Your own game server.
Your own game server.
Simple as that.
Play with your friends on your very own server. We set it up for you – and you manage everything with just a few clicks in your browser. No tech skills needed.
It’s that easy
Your server in three steps.
You tell us what you have in mind – we take care of the tech.
- 1
Request a server
Pick your game and tell us briefly what you have in mind – for friends, a clan or a community.
- 2
We set it up
We get in touch personally and put together your server to match your plans.
- 3
Start playing
You get your Game Panel login details and can jump right in.
The Game Panel
Everything just one click away.
In our Game Panel, you handle everything yourself – right in your browser, no prior knowledge needed. A few examples:
01
Start with one click
Start, stop or restart your server – one click is all it takes. The address for your friends is right next to it, ready to copy. And you can see at a glance who’s playing right now.
- Status and players at a glance
- Copy the address and send it to friends
- Restarts on its own after a crash
02
Backups before anything goes wrong
Make a quick backup before a big rebuild – and if something goes wrong, roll back with one click. Or let it happen automatically every night. On top of that, a copy is stored off-site.
- Create a backup with one click
- Restore with one click
- Automatically every night – if you want
03
Let your friends help manage
Bring your friends or co-admins onto your team and decide what each of them is allowed to do – for example, restart the server but not delete files. The history shows you who did what.
- Add friends to your team
- Set permissions for each person individually
- History shows who did what
04
One-click modpacks
For Minecraft, you pick a modpack, choose the version and click “Install”. The Panel automatically sets up the rest to match – and if you like, it even uses the modpack’s image as your server icon.
- Browse modpacks and plugins
- Install with one click
- Update with one click
05
Alerts in your Discord
Connect your Panel to your Discord channel. Then you’ll all know right away when the server crashes or a backup is done – without even opening the Panel.
- Set up in just a few steps
- Alerts for things like crashes and backups
- Send a test message to try it out
Who’s it for?
For everyone who just wants to play.
For your clan
Invite co-admins, automatic restarts, protection against attacks. So you can focus on the game instead of the server.
For your community
More players, more extras: ranks, minigames or your own modpack – and a message in your Discord when something’s going on.
Play worry-free.
- Attack protectionWe automatically fend off attacks meant to knock your server offline.
- Restarts on its ownAfter a crash, your server is back up within a few seconds.
- Servers in GermanyLow latency for players in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
- Help from humansVia ticket, email or Discord – straight from the team behind KaisenPlay.
Do I need any technical knowledge?
No. We set up your server for you, and in the Game Panel you handle everything with just a few clicks. If you ever get stuck, our team will help you personally.
How do I get a game server?
Via our request form or by email to [email protected]. We’ll get in touch personally, put together the right server for you and send you your Game Panel login details.
How much does a game server cost?
That depends on the game and what you have in mind – for example, how many people will be playing. Request your server and you’ll get a personal quote.
How do my friends join the server?
You’ll find your server’s address in the Game Panel. Send it to your friends – they add it to the server list in the game and can jump right in. In Minecraft, you use the whitelist to decide who gets to play.
What happens if my server crashes?
The Panel automatically restarts it after a few seconds – at most three times in ten minutes, so a crash loop doesn’t run forever. If you like, you’ll get a message in your Discord channel.
Ready for your first round?
Tell us what you’d like to play – we’ll get back to you personally.