The following Minecraft site visitors have significantly lower or fewer TrustPilot and/or BBB scores than the people below. &nbsp,

Hostwinds

Hostwinds, one of our top picks for web hosting, even offers monthly$ 5 for Minecraft server hosting. Although it has fewer than 1, 000 opinions, it has an A+ standing from the BBB, is BBB Accredited, and has a TrustPilot grade of 3.5 out of 5. For one CPU, 1GB of RAM, and 30GB of storage, Hostwinds offers a monthly price of$ 5 per month.

BisectHosting

Each plan has a choice for a resources or subscription package, and BisectHosting offers 25 different options. Budget packages start at$ 3 per month for 1GB of RAM and unlimited NVMe storage, and increase to about$ 44 per month for 48GB of RAM. Similar to their budget counterparts, but with more locations, free daily backups, modpack updates, sponge installation, and a dedicated IP address. Premium plans start at$ 8 per month and go up to about$ 240 per month. With nearly 10, 000 reviews, BisectHosting has a B- standing from the BBB, as well as a TrustPilot grade of 4.7 out of 5. &nbsp,

Nodecraft

Starting at around$ 10 per month, Nodecraft also offers server hosting for Minecraft Java and Bedrock Edition. With more than 1, 400 opinions, Nodecraft has an A+ standing from the BBB&nbsp and a 4.9 out of 5 TrustPilot score. &nbsp,

Hold sparked

Hold sparked offers game and cloud hosting, with 15 different Minecraft server hosting plan options, starting at less than $2 a month. Hold sparked has an A+ BBB rating and a TrustPilot rating of 4.7 out of 5 with more than 1,500 reviews. 

PebbleHost

PebbleHost houses both Minecraft and different dedicated servers for gaming. It starts at$ 1 per GB per month, and can be upgraded to extreme, premium, or budget plans based on your requirements. PebbleHost is based in the UK and has no BBB site, but it has more than 3, 000 testimonials and a TrustPilot score of 4.7 out of 5 overall. &nbsp,

Dawnthea Price Lisco, a former CNET director, contributed to this article.