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Realmify is a community project that lets you run a server without paying for hosting. Make a realm and control it from a simple in-game dashboard.

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What is realmify?

Realmify is a small project that allows you to host your own server for free in Minecraft. With a user-friendly interface to manage your server. No paid hosting barrier, no extra costs.

Who are we?

Realmify is built by a small team of young developers. Here is a list of who we are.

Jules

Jules

Hi! Im Jules, i'm 15 years old and i'm from Belgium. I love coding and playing this block game.

Owner & Lead Developer

Snoepie

Snoepie

Heya! I'm SnoepieMC, I am 16 years old. Live in the Netherlands and i develop plugins for CactusStudios

Admin & Developer

Catboy Catboy09 ArrieBarry ArrieBarry Void Controle Void_Control
Maximaal Maximaal HappyMielll HappyMielll Apply for staff in the discord! Apply for staff in the discord!

They moderate, help players and keep the network running smoothly.

Mods & Helpers

In-game Premium rank tooltip: perks and store link

Store

Premium rank

Support the project and get Premium

Includes

  • 2 realm slots
  • 6 GB RAM per server
  • 15-day inactivity timer, 6-hour no-player timer (see in-game for details)
  • 30-day or permanent rank options via the store
  • /rewards 200 coins per claim
Open Store

FAQ

Click a question to expand the answer.

Getting started

Steps

  1. Open your slots using the piston in your hotbar or the Servers item from the menu.
  2. Pick a free slot (1 to 3).
  3. Run through the setup: software, version, and options.
  4. Wait until the server is created and shows as running.
  5. When it is online, left click to join from the same menu.

Installing plugins

Open Control for your server (/realm config <slot>), then open Plugins.

Choose one path

  • Plugin templates

    Curated one-click installs.

  • Browse Modrinth

    Search, pick a project, and install.

Installed plugins

This screen lists what is already on the server. Remove plugins here when the network allows it.

Common reasons

  • Some projects are hidden by network policy.
  • Your search terms may not match how the project is named.

If you still cannot find it, ask staff whether it is blocked on purpose.

Inviting players & friends

Two common setups

  • Whitelist

    Add their Minecraft name so only listed players can join. Useful for private servers.

  • Slot users

    Add people as users on your slot with permissions (for example who can change settings and who can only play).

Where to configure

In Control, open User permissions or Whitelist. Labels can differ per network.

/realm servers

Your slots: create a server, open Control, and join.

/realm serverlist

Every server you may use: servers you own, servers where you are whitelisted, and public servers where you were added as a user.

Definition

A subuser is someone who is not the server owner but was granted rights on another player’s server (for example to help manage plugins or only to join).

Where it shows up

Those servers may appear under Subuser servers.