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Miami, Los Angeles, Canada and France
Our own nodes in Miami, Los Angeles, Canada and France.
Same hardware and same features on every plan. The only thing that changes when you upgrade is the RAM.
A Minecraft server runs its main loop on a single thread, so what matters is how fast one core is, not how many you get. Our nodes use high-clock dedicated CPUs with no artificial CPU caps, and each new server lands on the node with the least load.
The RAM on your plan is yours, not shared with the neighbors. Upgrade to a bigger plan at any time without losing the world or the config.
World saves and chunk loading hit the disk directly. NVMe removes the micro-stutter you get on hosts that still run SATA SSDs or oversold storage.
Every plan ships with DDoS protection, no "premium" add-on. Once a community grows, attacks are a matter of when, not if.
PC, phone, tablet, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and Windows players on the same world. We set up Geyser and Floodgate for you if you ask; you do not have to fight the config.
Real people, no ticket templates. Our team is Spanish-speaking and also answers in English, so a bilingual community gets help in both languages.
Most hosting pages compete on gigabytes and adjectives, and gigabytes are the thing that decides the least whether your server runs well. This page explains what to look at, in what order and why, with our own numbers on the table: where our servers are, what ping to expect from your region, what every plan includes and the cases where another host would serve you better. TaroHosting is a Spanish-speaking company with nodes in Miami, Los Angeles, Canada and France (Roubaix), and most of our customers run mixed communities with players in the United States, Mexico, Latin America and Spain.
The Minecraft server tick runs on one thread. That single fact changes the whole comparison: a modern CPU with a high clock speed runs a Minecraft server better than a 32-core server chip with slow cores, even though the second one looks far more powerful on paper. So the order to compare plans is this, and almost nobody lists it this way:
It is the first question everyone asks and the one the internet answers worst. It depends on three things: how many players at once, whether you run plugins or mods, and how far people explore.
Our infrastructure is in Miami, Los Angeles, Canada and Roubaix, France. We have no nodes inside Latin America, and we would rather say so here than let you find out after paying.
Miami is the node most of our customers pick, and for a technical reason: a large share of Latin America's international traffic physically passes through Miami's exchange points, so for a group spread across Mexico, Colombia, Peru and the US Southeast it spreads latency better than hosting in any single one of those countries. Los Angeles covers the US West Coast, Baja California and the Pacific side of Mexico. The Canada node covers Eastern Canada and the US Northeast. Roubaix covers Spain, France, the UK and Western Europe.
There are cases where we are not your best option: if your whole community sits in one country and the server is competitive PvP where every millisecond counts, a provider with a node in that country will feel better. We say the same on our Spanish pages for Chile and Bolivia, and we stand by it here.
Java is the classic PC edition, the one with plugins and mods. Bedrock is the phone, tablet, console and Windows app edition. They are different games inside and will not connect to each other without help.
If your group is mixed, the answer is a Java server with Geyser and Floodgate, which translates the protocol and lets everyone into the same world. It is available on every plan and support will configure it for you.
When you compare prices, the fine print is in what does not appear in the table. These are included on every plan here:
Plans start at 8 USD per month for 4 GB, which is what a survival server with friends and a few plugins needs. A mid-sized community lands between 12 and 20 USD, and a heavy modpack between 30 and 48. Prices are shown in USD, EUR or MXN depending on your country, and the renewal price is the same as the first month.
We do not issue refunds once a server has been activated: the service is digital and the resources are allocated the moment you pay. What we do instead is answer before you buy. Tell us on Discord how many people will play and what you want to run, and we will say which plan fits, or that we are not the right host for your case. If you want to measure latency first, ask for a test server IP and ping it from your own connection.
As a market reference: below roughly 3 USD per gigabyte per month, overselling is usually involved somewhere. If a plan looks like a giveaway, the CPU is usually shared between too many servers, and you pay for that in TPS.
Ranges commonly seen on fiber connections. Your ISP and routing change them, so treat these as guidance, not a promise. The closest node for each region is in parentheses.
Below 100 ms you will not notice the distance in survival, modded or minigames; between 100 and 150 ms the game still feels normal outside of competitive PvP. If your community is one country only and PvP-focused, tell us before buying and we will say plainly whether we are a good fit.
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Typical ranges on fibre. They vary with your ISP and routing, so treat them as guidance, not a promise.
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Siempre te reciben con buena calidez, y hacen el trabajo de manera sencilla. ¡Te lo resuelven todo!
Son geniales
Son todos muy amables, te ayudan, son compañeros entre todos. Me ayudaron muchísimo en la creación de mi servidor y, a pesar de haberles preguntado muchas cosas, ellos me respondieron con mucha paciencia y respeto. ¡Muchas gracias, TaroHosting!
Reviews published on our Trustpilot profile, where you can read all 171 of them, including the critical ones. Most are written in Spanish.
The site detects your country and shows prices in your currency (USD, EUR or MXN) before you reach the cart. Checkout runs in our billing portal with:
OXXO and Mercado Pago are for customers in Mexico. Need a method that is not listed? Open a ticket and we will sort it out case by case.
There are seven free tools in total: RAM calculator, Spark analyzer, start script generator, MOTD editor, color codes, server icon converter and server status checker.
2-4 GB for survival with friends and a few plugins, 4-8 GB for a community of up to 50 players, 12-16 GB for heavy modpacks such as RLCraft or All the Mods. More RAM than you need does not improve performance and can make Java pause more often.
CPU, by a wide margin. The server tick runs on a single thread, so per-core clock speed decides your TPS. RAM works as a threshold: below what you need it fails, above it adds nothing.
Miami, Los Angeles, Canada and Roubaix (France). We have no nodes inside Latin America. Miami carries much of the region's international traffic, so it usually spreads latency best for communities with players in several countries.
Yes. Support runs 24/7 on Discord. The team is Spanish-speaking and also answers in English, which is what most of our bilingual communities need.
Yes. Every plan supports Java + Bedrock crossplay through Geyser and Floodgate, and support will set it up for you. Players join from PC, phone, tablet, Xbox, PlayStation, Switch or the Windows app.
No refunds once a server is activated, and no free trial. Instead we help you choose before you pay: ask on Discord and we will tell you which plan fits, and you can ping a test server from your own connection first. Migration from another host is free.
Yes. Upgrading takes minutes and keeps your world, plugins and config. That is why it makes sense to start with the plan that fits what you have today instead of buying extra "just in case".
Tell us how many people will play and what you want to run, and we will tell you which plan you actually need, even if it is the cheapest one. Free migration if you are coming from another host.
