A Minecraft world for your people.
Keep your group's world in one place, with console, files, and backup tools in your browser. Kyrbit also hosts other supported games and Discord bots.
Regular hosting from $8/30 days: 4 GB RAM, 1 vCPU, 50 GB storage.
Early access is reviewed, not instant. Tell us what you want to host; approved requests receive an invite by email. Availability and sizing depend on your setup.
Read the first-server guideControl panel
illustrative overview, not live server data
Invite
reviewed access
Utah
active region
Manual
backups
Console
browser controls
Example server allocation
preview data
Game servers
Version-aware installs
Discord bots
Git deploys and logs
Backups
Review status and downloads
Example activity
open your server console
copy the address for your friends
check your latest backup status
Why Kyrbit
Built like a practical control panel, not a sales page.
Kyrbit Host is live. We are keeping the public copy close to what the platform actually does today while we harden setup, backups, support, and billing.
Owned Hardware
Production servers run on server-grade hardware we control in the active fleet.
Credit-Based Sizes
Credits map directly to CPU, RAM, and disk so server sizing stays easy to understand.
Active US Fleet
Kyrbit only advertises locations after they are ready for new servers.
Panel Controls
Start, stop, restart, inspect resources, use the console, and manage server files from the browser.
Bot Hosting
Kyrbit can host Discord bot processes using the same console, file, backup, and restart controls.
Managed Storage
Servers are backed by fast host storage for world and file operations.
Backups
Create, download, restore, and schedule backups from the panel as support coverage expands.
Current service scope
Current work focuses on Minecraft, Discord bot hosting, Rust, Satisfactory, Vintage Story, Project Zomboid, browser console and file controls, backups, invite access, and practical support tooling.
Launch posture
No inflated claims. New promises only land here after the product can actually support them.
Creator preview
Let creators show the service before it opens wider.
Preview access stays deliberate while capacity grows. The goal is practical, honest coverage of the controls community owners actually use.
Minecraft workflows
Show a server from creation through Paper updates, plugin-ready setup, and Bedrock crossplay options.
A panel worth showing
Console, files, restarts, player controls, and server health stay in the browser instead of a pile of host-side tools.
Recovery in the story
Create, download, restore, and schedule backups so creators can explain what happens when a community needs a way back.
Beyond one game server
Discord bot deploys and logs give community operators another real use case to put in front of their audience.
Tell us about the world you want to share.
Request access with your game, version, and expected setup. The team reviews requests against current capacity and emails an invite when approved. Then you can create your account and review the available plans. Submitting a request does not buy a server.
Hosting focus
Launch updates