Typical ping from Mexico City to Miami
55-90ms
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.
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.
We bring your world, plugins, mods and config over from your current host at no cost, take a backup before touching anything and check performance when it is done.
Miami is the right node for a very specific kind of community: one with players spread across the United States, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and the north of South America. A large share of Latin America's international traffic physically passes through Miami's internet exchange points, which is why a server there often gives a mixed group a better average ping than a server inside any one of their countries. This page tells you what latency to expect city by city, what is included, how people from Mexico and Latin America pay, and when Miami is not the node you want.
If your players are in Florida, Georgia, Texas or anywhere in the US South, Miami is simply close: 5-50 ms on most connections. The more interesting case is the bilingual community: a Discord with people in Houston and Monterrey, Orlando and San Juan, Atlanta and Bogotá. Hosting in Dallas or Virginia leaves the Latin American half at 90-130 ms; hosting in Mexico or Colombia leaves the US half far away and usually behind weaker international links. Miami puts almost everyone in the 20-110 ms band.
It is also the node where our Mexican customers end up, because from Mexico City, Guadalajara or Monterrey the route to Miami is shorter and cleaner than to most "Mexico" nodes, which in practice are often routed through Texas anyway. We publish the numbers below so you can decide with data rather than with a map.
Same hardware policy as every other location: dedicated CPUs with high per-core clocks and no artificial CPU caps, dedicated RAM, NVMe PCIe 4.0 storage and DDoS protection on the network. We do not oversell nodes, and each new server is placed on the Miami node with the least load at that moment. That is the unglamorous part of a spec sheet, and the part you notice at 9 pm on a Friday when every server on the machine is full.
You pick the location in the cart. If you later find that most of your players moved west or to Europe, support can move the server to Los Angeles, Canada or France; the world and config travel with it.
From the United States: card, PayPal or crypto, billed in USD, same price on renewal. From Mexico: the site switches to pesos and you can pay with OXXO cash, Mercado Pago, bank transfer, card or PayPal. From Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela and the rest of the region: card with international purchases enabled, PayPal, bank transfer or cryptocurrency, billed in USD. We do not yet have PSE, Nequi, Yape or other local wallets; if that is your only option, open a ticket before giving up and we will look at it case by case.
If everyone is on the US West Coast or in Baja California, pick Los Angeles. If everyone is in the US Northeast or Eastern Canada, pick Canada. If your community is European, pick Roubaix. And if your whole community sits in Argentina, Chile or Brazil and the server is competitive PvP, a host with a node in São Paulo, Santiago or Buenos Aires will feel better than Miami: from Buenos Aires you will see 120-160 ms here, and that is noticeable in melee combat. We say it before you pay, not after.
Ranges commonly measured on fiber. Mobile and wireless connections add variance more than they add milliseconds. Ask on Discord for a test server IP and measure from your own connection before buying.
Below 100 ms the distance is invisible in survival, modded and minigames. Between 100 and 150 ms the game feels normal outside of competitive PvP. What ruins a server at any ping is the server itself dropping below 20 TPS, and that part depends on the hardware and the config, not on the city.
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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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Prices show in USD, MXN or EUR depending on your country. Checkout runs in our billing portal with:
OXXO and Mercado Pago are available to customers in Mexico. Anything else, ask by ticket.
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.
Yes. The Miami node sits in a Miami, Florida datacenter. We also run nodes in Los Angeles, Canada and Roubaix (France), and you choose the location in the cart.
Typically 50-90 ms on fiber from Mexico City, Guadalajara or Monterrey, which is the same or better than many "Mexico" hosts that route through Texas. Ask for a test IP on Discord and measure it yourself.
That is exactly what Miami is for. A group spread between the US South, Mexico, Colombia and Peru usually lands between 20 and 110 ms here, instead of one half being far away.
Yes. Support is 24/7 on Discord; the team is Spanish-speaking and answers in English too, so a bilingual Discord gets help in both languages.
If you are in Mexico, yes: the site shows prices in pesos and both methods are in the checkout. From other countries the options are card, PayPal, bank transfer and cryptocurrency, in USD.
Yes. Ask support and we move it to Los Angeles, Canada or France with the world and config intact. We will tell you first whether the move actually improves your community's ping.
No. We would rather you measure latency on a test server and ask us before paying. Once activated, a server is not refundable; migration from another host is free.
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.
