Low-ping Latin America hosting for Minecraft, Hytale, Discord and VPS KVM

We run infrastructure in Miami, Florida, and a Chile datacenter (Santiago/Valparaíso) for gameservers with local LatAm latency. Pick the location that best matches your players.

Yes. On the Chile Gameservers page you can get Ryzen X3D resource pools with NVMe, Anti-DDoS and a dedicated panel, built for communities whose players are closer to Chile and the Southern Cone.

We offer hosting for Minecraft servers, Hytale servers and Discord bots with NVMe storage, DDoS protection and specialized support, plus Chile gameservers with multi-server pools.

Yes. Minecraft plans support survival communities, networks, plugins and modpacks depending on the resources your project needs.

Yes. Our infrastructure includes DDoS protection to help keep your server online during attacks and traffic spikes.

Yes. You can scale resources as your community grows or adjust your plan to optimize costs.

We use a Pterodactyl-based panel adapted to manage files, console, backups, versions and server tasks from a clear interface.

Yes. Support can guide you through common configurations, plugins, modpacks and performance questions so your server starts correctly.

Yes. Discord bot plans are designed for 24/7 processes with stable resources and dedicated storage.

Pick a plan in the calculator or on Chile Gameservers, check out, and open the panel. From there you install the version, upload your world and share the address with your players. If you get stuck, Spanish-speaking Discord support can walk you through it.

Chile gameservers start at affordable multi-server pool plans, and Miami Minecraft plans are billed by RAM. In Chile, players near Santiago/Valparaíso typically see about 5–25 ms; elsewhere in LatAm it depends on the route, but the goal is fewer hops than a US-only node.