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Modded Minecraft server hosting that installs the pack for you

Search supported Modrinth packs from the panel, install the loader build the pack expects, and let the server select Java automatically. The tools reduce setup work, but pack compatibility and RAM still matter.

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Who this is for

Java Edition groups using a supported loader

Find your pack in the panel, press install, and the server builds itself around it: the exact loader build the pack pins, its server overrides applied, and the client-only files it ships left out. Forge, NeoForge and Fabric packs, searched straight from Modrinth. No manifest reading, no loader archaeology, no jar juggling over SFTP.

Quilt-only packs and Forge packs below Minecraft 1.17 are not available. Compatibility is checked before anything on your server is changed.

Once you know which loader your pack uses, the loader guides go further: Fabric hosting covers dependencies and which mods can run on a server at all, and Forge and NeoForge hosting covers the version floors and why startup speed is not the thing to choose on.

If what you actually want is plugins rather than mods — permissions, land claims or moderation tools, with players joining on an unmodified client — Paper hosting is the better fit.

What the installer does

More than copying a mod folder

  1. 1

    It reads the pack

    The manifest, the Minecraft version and the exact loader build — the three things people get wrong by hand.

  2. 2

    It checks before it wipes

    If the pack cannot run here you find out while your server is still intact, not halfway through the install.

  3. 3

    It builds the server

    Pinned loader, server-side mods, the pack’s own config overrides. Not a mods folder full of hope.

  4. 4

    It picks the Java

    The runtime the pack needs, chosen for you, and then it starts.

Important data warning

A clean install is intentional

Installing a modpack replaces the current world, plugins, mods and settings. Mixing files from an unrelated setup into a pack creates hard-to-diagnose version conflicts, so the panel requires two confirmations before it starts.

Create a panel backup and download an off-server copy first. A backup is also essential before changing pack or Minecraft versions because worlds opened on newer versions may not safely downgrade.

Current software choices

See the supported loaders in the panel

Fabric, Forge and NeoForge sit in the same list as everything else, so moving your server between them is a dropdown rather than a rebuild.

Every loader sits in the same list as the plugin server software, so switching between them is one choice in one place.
On a mod loader the same screen becomes Mods, matched to your loader and Minecraft version. Anything a mod requires is installed with it and labelled as a dependency.
RAM guidance

Pack requirements come before player count

Use these as starting points and follow the pack author’s requirement when it is higher. Large packs can need much more even with few players.

Below 4 GB

Usually too tight

The panel warns because many packs may fail to start or run poorly.

4 GB

Lighter packs only

A starting point to consider when the pack author’s requirements agree.

6 GB+

More practical headroom

A better starting range for light modded play; large packs may require substantially more.

Use the RAM calculator for a starting point, then follow the pack author’s requirement when one is provided.

Current service facts

Know what the plan includes

Stated resources

The RAM included with your plan is reserved for your server, with NVMe storage and network-level L3/L4 DDoS filtering. CPU, storage I/O and network capacity are shared.

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Current price and refund terms

The plans page shows the current price and resources. A 7-day first-order money-back guarantee is available under the published policy.

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FAQ

Modded hosting questions

Which mod loaders does YiorasHost support?

Forge from Minecraft 1.17 upward, NeoForge and Fabric. Quilt-only packs and older Forge packs are not available because they are incompatible with the current server environment.

How much RAM does a modded Minecraft server need?

Treat 4 GB as a starting point only for lighter packs and 6 GB as a more practical starting point for light modded play. Large packs can need substantially more. Check the pack author’s requirements and tell support the exact pack before ordering.

Does installing a modpack delete my current world?

Yes. A modpack install is deliberately a clean install: it replaces the current server files, world, plugins and settings. The panel requires confirmation and tells you to create and download a backup first.

Does the panel choose the correct Java version?

You never pick one. The installer reads the Minecraft and loader versions the pack pins, installs that exact loader build and sets the Java to match — which removes the most common reason a modded server refuses to start.

Can I move an existing modded world?

Possibly, but the destination must match the Minecraft version, loader, loader build and mod set closely. Contact support with the exact pack or mod list before ordering so compatibility can be checked first.

Start with the exact pack, not a guess

Check the pack version and author guidance, choose enough RAM, and ask support to review an unusual or large pack before you order.

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