Gravel Host is a game server hosting provider that instantly deploys and manages multiplayer game servers for Minecraft, FiveM, ARK, Rust, and over 50 other games on enterprise-grade AMD Ryzen infrastructure.
What is Gravel Host?
Gravel Host is a high-performance game server hosting company founded in 2022. It takes your game choice and plan selection as input and produces a fully configured, instantly accessible server with DDoS protection, a custom control panel, and 24/7 support. The platform runs on AMD Ryzen hardware across 15 global locations and is operated by Gravel Host Ltd.
Key Features
- Instant Setup — Servers are provisioned automatically within minutes of payment, no manual delays.
- 15 Global Locations — Choose from locations in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia to minimize ping for your players.
- Custom Control Panel — Manage your server via browser or native iOS/Android app: start/stop, monitor CPU/RAM, install plugins and modpacks, and switch game versions.
- DDoS Protection — Included on every plan at no extra cost, with scrubbing to ensure zero downtime.
- 99% Server Uptime Guarantee — Redundant infrastructure designed to keep servers online.
- 24/7 Support — Average ticket reply time under 5 minutes; reachable via Discord or email at [email protected].
- Budget-Friendly Plans — Minecraft servers start at $1.80/month (custom) or $3.60/month for 4GB RAM; all plans billed monthly.
Who is it for?
- Minecraft players and server owners — Host Java or Bedrock editions with modpacks, plugins, and version switching through the custom panel.
- FiveM roleplay communities — Deploy optimized FiveM servers with instant setup and DDoS protection.
- Indie game developers — Spin up test servers for games like Rust, ARK, Valheim, and Project Zomboid to demo builds or host small private sessions.
- Large multiplayer communities — Scale from 4GB to 8GB+ plans with 15 location choices to serve players globally.
Use Cases
- Modded Minecraft networks — Install modpacks like FTB or CurseForge directly from the panel and manage multiple servers from one account.
- Private gaming sessions — Friends can create a password-protected ARK or Palworld server in minutes and share the IP.
- Competitive servers — Host low-ping Counter-Strike 2 or Team Fortress 2 servers in a location closest to your player base.
- Multi-game communities — Run both a FiveM server and a Minecraft server under the same billing account, each with its own control panel.
How does it work?
- Choose your game (e.g., Minecraft) and a plan (4GB, 6GB, 8GB, or custom RAM).
- Complete payment via PayPal, credit/debit card, Venmo, or Cash App.
- Your server is provisioned automatically within minutes.
- Access the custom control panel or mobile app to start/stop, install mods, and manage files.
- Share the server IP with players — instant deployment, no configuration required.
Pricing
Plans are billed monthly. Minecraft server pricing:
- 4GB RAM — $3.60/month (basic servers and some modpacks).
- 6GB RAM — $5.40/month (bigger worlds and heavier modpacks).
- 8GB RAM — $7.20/month (advanced servers and all modpacks).
- Custom — From $1.80/month (fully tailored resources).
FAQ
What games can I host?
Over 50 games including Minecraft (Java and Bedrock), FiveM, ARK, Rust, Conan Exiles, Palworld, Hytale, CS2, Valheim, Project Zomboid, and many more. Browse the full list at Game Server Hosting.
How fast is my server set up?
Instantly — within minutes of payment clearing. There is no manual approval process.
Is DDoS protection included?
Yes, all plans include DDoS protection and scrubbing at no extra cost.
Where are your servers located?
15 locations: Dallas, Chicago, Tampa, New York, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Vint Hill, Hillsboro (US); Amsterdam, London, Nuremberg (Europe); Singapore, Mumbai, Tokyo (Asia); Sydney (Australia).
What payment methods do you accept?
PayPal, credit/debit cards, Venmo, and Cash App.
Can I upgrade my plan?
Yes — upgrade anytime with no loss of progress. A full refund (minus taxes and fees) is available within 72 hours of purchase.
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