Godlike.Host vs Bloom.host

Godlike.Host9.7Visit Bloom.host8.4Visit

Higher score Godlike.Host #1 in Minecraft Server Hosting 9.7/10 Paid Free planFree trial✓ 4 of 4 features Visit Godlike.host

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Bloom.host #9 in Minecraft Server Hosting 8.4/10 Paid plans · price varies by game ✓ 4 of 4 features Visit Bloom.host

• Godlike.Host fits best

  Minecraft players and small game communities, from vanilla worlds to large modpacks

• Bloom.host fits best

  Growing Java communities that need steady CPU time

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Side by side

Feature	Godlike.Host 9.7/10 Visit ↗	Bloom.host 8.4/10 Visit ↗
At a glance
Editor score	9.7	8.4
Ranking	#1 in Minecraft Server Hosting	#9 in Minecraft Server Hosting
Best for	Minecraft players and small game communities, from vanilla worlds to large modpacks	Growing Java communities that need steady CPU time
Pricing model	Paid	Paid
Starting price	$7.99/mo (best)	$12/mo
Free plan	✓ (best)	—
Free trial	✓	—
Features Godlike.Host 4/4 · Bloom.host 4/4
Bedrock support	✓	✓
One-click modpacks	✓	✓
Custom modpack upload	✓	✓
Automatic backups	✓	✓
Specs
Price per GB RAM	$4/GB/mo	$3/GB/mo (best)
Server locations	10 locations (best)	6 locations
Money-back window	3 days	3 days
Our review
Pros	One-click modded Minecraft. It has pages for ready-made modpacks (Cobblemon, All the Mods 9/10/11, RLCraft, Pixelmon, SkyFactory …), each with RAM guidance and the pack version, plus a built-in mod installer and updater. A free 2 GB Minecraft plan to start. It lets you try the panel first, and paid plans start at 2 GB with every location its ping page lists and the full game panel. Safety nets included. Up to three free backups a day, DDoS protection on game servers, and its own panel with a task scheduler and role-based access.	Performance plans reserve dedicated cores, from 2 at 8 GB to 8 at 32 GB Free Borg incremental backups that mount straight into the file manager Server Splitter turns one plan into extra servers, bots or web apps
Cons	Prices are hard to pin down. Prices differ by region, and on-page offers and countdown deals change the price you see, so check the renewal price at checkout. The refund window is short. A voluntary money-back guarantee covers only the first purchase, within 3 calendar days (terms 5.3). The free plan is a starter. It must be extended every 3 hours, with limited panel features and one location. The dedicated servers are announced but not yet orderable.	No Bedrock server type; Bedrock players join Java servers through Geyser Entry is $12 for 4 GB on shared cores, and the Essentials tier can't split Six locations, and Singapore is reserved for Performance+ plans
Our verdict	Godlike.Host is the game-hosting brand of Godlike Digital Solutions, a Romanian company founded in 2021 by server admins and infrastructure engineers. Minecraft is its main line, and it also runs servers for more than 40 other games, from… Read the review →	Bloom.host, the trading name of AME Hosting, LLC, is a Minecraft-focused host that owns its hardware in every location except Germany and runs its own control panel, DuckPanel. The panel adds a server splitter, a server and database… Read the review →

Strengths and trade-offs

• Godlike.Host — where it wins

  • One-click modded Minecraft. It has pages for ready-made modpacks (Cobblemon, All the Mods 9/10/11, RLCraft, Pixelmon, SkyFactory …), each with RAM guidance and the pack version, plus a built-in mod installer and updater.
  • A free 2 GB Minecraft plan to start. It lets you try the panel first, and paid plans start at 2 GB with every location its ping page lists and the full game panel.
  • Safety nets included. Up to three free backups a day, DDoS protection on game servers, and its own panel with a task scheduler and role-based access.

  Where it doesn't

  • Prices are hard to pin down. Prices differ by region, and on-page offers and countdown deals change the price you see, so check the renewal price at checkout.
  • The refund window is short. A voluntary money-back guarantee covers only the first purchase, within 3 calendar days (terms 5.3).
  • The free plan is a starter. It must be extended every 3 hours, with limited panel features and one location. The dedicated servers are announced but not yet orderable.

• Bloom.host — where it wins

  • Performance plans reserve dedicated cores, from 2 at 8 GB to 8 at 32 GB
  • Free Borg incremental backups that mount straight into the file manager
  • Server Splitter turns one plan into extra servers, bots or web apps

  Where it doesn't

  • No Bedrock server type; Bedrock players join Java servers through Geyser
  • Entry is $12 for 4 GB on shared cores, and the Essentials tier can't split
  • Six locations, and Singapore is reserved for Performance+ plans

• Godlike.Host9.7/10 · Paid

  Godlike.Host — Minecraft and game server hosting with one-click modpacks, up to three free backups a day and DDoS protection.

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• Bloom.host8.4/10 · Paid plans · price varies by game

  Performance plans get dedicated cores on hardware Bloom owns, managed in DuckPanel with a server splitter.

  Visit Bloom.hostFull verdict →