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A free website for your Minecraft server

Players look you up before they join. On every Lodehost plan with 8 GB of memory or more you build that page from the panel you already use, and we host it for you with an https certificate, at no extra cost. No code, no second login and no web host to rent.

Pixel art globe with a web page window, the free Minecraft server website included with Lodehost plans
The website sits next to your server in the same panel, and we host both.
8 GB
Smallest plan that includes the website
7
Designs, one per kind of server
23
Sections to place, 22 of them free
8
Pages per site at most

Which plans include the website

The website is part of the plan, not an add-on you tick at checkout. It comes with every plan that has 8 GB of memory or more, on Java and on Crossplay alike. The two smallest plans, Camp and Mini, do not include it. If you start small and move up to 8 GB later, the website tab appears on the same server and nothing about your world changes.

PlanMemoryFree website
Camp2 GBNot included
Mini and Mini Crossplay4 GBNot included
Starter and Starter Crossplay8 GBIncluded
Standard and Standard Crossplay12 GBIncluded
Premium and Premium Crossplay24 GBIncluded
Ultimate and Ultimate Crossplay48 GBIncluded

The prices of each plan are on the plans page. The website never shows up as a separate line on your invoice.

Free covers everything a site needs to be online: the builder, the hosting on our machines, a web address on astroworldmc.site and the https certificate. There is no trial period that runs out, no page counter and no card to enter a second time.

What you can put on the site

A page is built from sections. You add a section, fill in its own fields and move it up or down. There are 23 kinds of section, and 22 of them are in the free version. You can spread them over up to 8 pages, so a survival server can have a home page, a rules page, a team page and a news page without squeezing everything onto one screen.

What players are looking forSection that answers it
Is the server online and what do I type?Server status, filled in by your server
What are the rules?Rules list
Who runs this place?Team and About this server
What does it look like?Gallery with your screenshots
Where do I talk to people?Discord and Community
What is new?News, newest post at the top
Which ranks exist?Rank grid with perks
How do I get started?Steps, numbered
Where do I vote?Vote, links to the server lists you are on
When does the new season start?Countdown

Also available: Hero, Page intro, Categories, FAQ, Need help?, Links, Shop button, Leaderboard, Game modes and Numbers. Live players with heads, a graph and uptime is the one section that belongs to the paid tier.

Nothing on the site is raw HTML. Each section has its own boxes for text, buttons and images, so there is no stylesheet to break and no plugin to keep updated.

Seven designs, one of them free

A design decides which pages and sections a new site opens with, not only its colours. That matters because a Factions server and a Creative plot server need different things on their front page.

DesignBuilt forOpens with
Survival (free)Survival worldsHome, Shop and Rules, with your status and ranks already on it
SkyblockIsland serversAn island leaderboard and a short how it works
NetworkSeveral game modesA card per mode with players online
FactionsFactions and PvPA countdown to the next map and the top factions
SMPWhitelisted SMPsHow to get on the whitelist and who is on the team
PrisonPrison serversThe rank ladder and the richest players
CreativePlots and build contestsThe next contest and the winning builds

Survival is included for free and is a complete site on its own. The other six belong to the optional paid tier. On top of any design you pick one of 9 colour themes and one of 16 hero backgrounds, and switching design later keeps the text you already wrote.

The designs are shown one by one on astroworldmc.site, with screenshots of the pages each one opens with and the steps to set it up: Survival, Skyblock, Network, Factions, SMP, Prison and Creative. The template overview compares all seven on one page.

Server status that never goes stale

Most server sites lie by accident. Somebody typed the address and the version by hand months ago, and nobody updated them. The status section here does not ask you for anything: it reads your own Lodehost server and shows the address players type, whether the server is up, the version it runs and how many players are online right now.

Because the website and the server live in the same panel, the address on the page is always the one your server really answers on, including the free address you picked when you ordered. The copy button next to it hands a visitor exactly that name. How that address works is on the server address page.

How to build and publish your site

  1. Order a plan from 8 GB

    Pick Starter or bigger on the plans page, Java or Crossplay. The website comes with the server, so there is nothing extra to select.

  2. Open the Website tab in your panel

    Sign in, open your server and go to the Website tab. The Survival design opens as a finished site with your server name and address already filled in.

  3. Change the sections

    Write your rules, add your team and screenshots, link your Discord. Every change is saved as a draft that nobody else can see yet.

  4. Press Publish

    The site goes through an automatic content check and then past a person on our side, usually within a few hours. After that it is online on its own web address with https.

  5. Keep editing whenever you like

    Later changes follow the same review, and the version that is already online stays online while a change waits. Your page never goes dark because you fixed a typo.

Reviewed before it goes online, and no advertising

A person looks at a site before it is published, because the pages run on our machines and we want to be able to stand behind them. The other half of that deal is that we put no advertising on your site. What the footer does carry is one line saying who hosts the page, one line saying the content belongs to the server owner, and a link a visitor can use to report a page.

Search engines can find it

A published site is a normal website with its own title, description and canonical address, open to search engines. That gives your server a place to be found by name, next to the server lists where the ranking depends on votes.

You never need it to have a full site. The paid tier is for servers that want more than the free design gives:

  • The six premium designs
  • Your own domain name instead of the address on astroworldmc.site
  • Extra sections and pages beyond what the design brings
  • Uploading your own images
  • Live players with a graph and uptime
  • Visitor statistics and a review with priority

The website belongs to the server. It stays online for as long as the server does, and your text is not locked into a trial that ends.

Written and checked against the panel by the Lodehost team, last reviewed on 17 September 2026.

FAQ

Questions about the free Minecraft server website

Is the Minecraft server website really free?

Yes, on plans with 8 GB of memory or more. The builder, the hosting, the web address and the https certificate are included in the plan price, and the website never appears as a separate line on your invoice.

Which Lodehost plans include a website?

Starter, Standard, Premium and Ultimate, and their Crossplay versions. Camp (2 GB) and Mini (4 GB) do not include it. Moving up to a plan of 8 GB or more adds the Website tab to the same server.

Do I need to know HTML or CSS?

No. A page is made of sections with their own fields for text, buttons and images. There is no code editor, no file manager and no theme to install.

Where is the website hosted and what is its address?

On our own machines, with https included. The free site gets a web address on astroworldmc.site. Your own domain name is part of the optional paid tier.

How long does it take before my site is online?

After you press Publish it goes through a content check and a person on our side, usually within a few hours. Later changes follow the same review while the published version stays online.

Does the site show whether my server is online?

Yes. The status section reads your server itself and shows the play address, whether it is up, the version and the players online. You never type those in, so they cannot go out of date.

Will there be advertising on my server website?

No. The footer says who hosts the page and that the content belongs to the server owner, with a link to report a page. That is all we add.

What happens to the website if I cancel my server?

The website belongs to the server and stays online as long as the server does. When the server ends, the website ends with it.

Get a server with a website included.

Starter is the smallest plan that comes with the website, and every bigger plan has it too. Want to know which size fits your world? Ask us.

Plans from 8 GB