A Private Minecraft Server, Without the Server Headaches

There are three ways to get a private Minecraft world: host it yourself (port forwarding, configs, your PC always on), rent bare hosting (cheaper, but you ARE the admin), or get a managed kingdom — where the building, updating, securing and backing up is done for you. SNT Gaming is the third kind.

Self-hosting vs. bare hosting vs. managed

Self-hosting is free but fragile: your machine must stay on, your home IP gets exposed, and every update is your problem. Bare hosting rents you a slice of a machine — then hands you a control panel, plugin folders and a wiki. Managed means the result, not the parts: you pay for a working private world that stays working. That's what we run.

What's inside an SNT kingdom

• Your own server, not shared slots — with your kingdom's name in the world
• Five game modes installed: Survival, Shared Life, Random Loot, Chaos Loot, Spleef
• Java + Bedrock addresses (crossplay) on default ports
• Friends-only whitelist managed from a simple web panel
• Automatic updates, monitoring, and nightly off-site backups
• Online 24/7 — independent of anyone's PC

One flat price, no calculators

Hosting companies price by RAM, slots and add-ons; the real monthly cost emerges at checkout. A kingdom is €30/month or €300/year — everything included, paid by PayPal, cancel anytime from the panel and play out the time you've paid for. No upsells inside.

Built and run by people who play

SNT Gaming started as a father-son project — Shoham designs the worlds and challenges, and the same stack that runs his own kingdom runs yours: a modern proxy, tuned Paper servers, a custom Shared-Life mod, and crossplay via Geyser. It's a real production setup, looked after daily.