Get a Minecraft Server for You and Your Friends

Every friend group has one person who makes things happen — the one who says "come to my world." With your own SNT kingdom, that's you. A private server that's always online, loaded with five game modes, where your friends join from any device and you make the rules.

Why your group needs its own server

LAN worlds die when the host logs off. Realms caps your options. Public servers are full of randoms. A private kingdom is always online — your friends can build at midnight even when you're asleep, your world keeps growing, and nobody outside your crew ever walks through your base.

• Online 24/7 — no host needed
• Whitelist = your crew only
• You're the owner: kingdom name, rules, who gets in
• Five game modes to rotate when survival needs a break

Five worlds to master with your crew

Classic Survival is home base — long-term builds, farms, the works. When you want chaos, jump worlds: Shared Life links the whole team to one health bar (one friend falls in lava, everyone screams), Random Loot makes every block a mystery drop, Chaos Loot is total madness, and Spleef settles arguments in 90 seconds flat.

Everyone joins, whatever they play on

Java and Bedrock both work — same worlds, same time. PC players and console/phone players play together with crossplay. Your kingdom gets two addresses (one per edition) and they just work: default ports, no mods, no setup for your friends. Send the address, they're in.

Be the legend who hosts

Hosting changes your spot in the group. You set the challenges, open the gates for new members, run the events — castle build-offs, shared-life runs, spleef tournaments. The world has your kingdom's name floating over spawn. It's your place; everyone else is a guest.