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GBNodes Minecraft Hosting Now Rs 100 per GB 2026

GBNodes Minecraft Hosting Now Rs 100 per GB 2026

GBNodes has dropped its Minecraft Standard tier to Rs 100/GB in India, down from Rs 150/GB, a flat one-third reduction across every plan from 2 GB to 32 GB. This is the AMD EPYC 7C13 Standard tier on the India location, live on the site since 20 August 2026, with nothing cut from the product: same EPYC hardware, same NVMe storage, same GBSHIELD DDoS protection, same panel, same India data centre. One public price, the same for every player, month one and month twelve. A 32 GB network node that was Rs 4,800 is now Rs 3,200.

Quick answer: GBNodes reduced its Minecraft Standard (AMD EPYC 7C13, India) hosting from Rs 150/GB to Rs 100/GB from 20 August 2026. All 11 Standard plans, 2 GB to 32 GB, dropped by one third. Hardware, storage, and DDoS protection are unchanged. It is a public price for everyone, with no coupons or conditions.

What exactly changed?

The Standard Minecraft tier at GBNodes now costs Rs 100 per GB, reduced from Rs 150 per GB. That is a flat one-third saving applied evenly across the whole plan ladder, so a 4 GB server that was Rs 600 is now Rs 400, and a 32 GB server that was Rs 4,800 is now Rs 3,200.

This is a permanent public price, not a flash sale or a limited coupon. There is no "first month only" catch and no code to enter. Rs 100/GB is the price at signup and the price at renewal, the same for everyone.

Every new Minecraft Standard plan price

These are the exact rates on the site for the Minecraft Standard tier (AMD EPYC 7C13, India location):

Plan RAM Was Now Saving / mo
Wood Plan 2 GB Rs 300 Rs 200 Rs 100
Normal Proxy 2 GB Rs 300 Rs 200 Rs 100
Stone Plan 4 GB Rs 600 Rs 400 Rs 200
Coal Plan 6 GB Rs 900 Rs 600 Rs 300
Iron Plan 8 GB Rs 1,200 Rs 800 Rs 400
Gold Plan 10 GB Rs 1,500 Rs 1,000 Rs 500
Diamond Plan 12 GB Rs 1,800 Rs 1,200 Rs 600
Emerald Plan 16 GB Rs 2,400 Rs 1,600 Rs 800
Netherite Plan 20 GB Rs 3,000 Rs 2,000 Rs 1,000
Obsidian Plan 24 GB Rs 3,600 Rs 2,400 Rs 1,200
Bedrock Plan 32 GB Rs 4,800 Rs 3,200 Rs 1,600

The single biggest monthly saving is on the 32 GB plan, which drops by Rs 1,600 a month.

What did not change

The reduction is deliberate and specific. It applies to one tier, one game, one location, so it is worth being clear about what stays the same. The Standard tier keeps the same AMD EPYC 7C13 processors, the same NVMe storage, the same GBSHIELD DDoS protection filtered at the network level rather than null-routed, the same control panel, the same backups and ports, and the same India data centre. Nothing was downgraded to fund the lower price.

This change also does not touch the Premium tier on AMD Ryzen 9 5950X, the standalone GBSHIELD Anti-DDoS Proxy product, the USA, UK, and Singapore locations, prices shown in US dollars, or hosting for other games such as Rust, ARK, and FiveM. Those remain as they were. The Rs 100/GB rate is the Minecraft Standard EPYC 7C13 tier on the India location.

Why did GBNodes cut the price?

For the rest of this year, GBNodes is running community-first rather than profit-first. Hardware prices are at an all-time high and most hosts are raising rates. We chose to go the other way, because more Indian players getting real, reliable performance matters more to us than protecting a margin.

We also wanted pricing to be simple and fair. Too often in Indian hosting, a good price is something you have to be privately offered, haggled into, or handed as a one-off that quietly renews at double. We would rather put one honest public price on the site, the same for everyone, with no codes and no negotiation. If you can see it, you can have it.

How can you afford Rs 100/GB without cutting quality?

Because GBNodes runs its own infrastructure rather than reselling someone else's boxes. It is the same iron that keeps mcFleet.net, one of Asia's largest creator Minecraft networks, online through every attack. When you own the capacity, you can choose to fill it with more players' servers instead of charging a premium for it. That is the whole reason the price can come down while the hardware stays exactly the same.

Who is this for and how do you get it?

This is for anyone running or starting a Minecraft server in India who wants dependable performance at a fair, public price. A 4 GB Standard plan at Rs 400/mo suits a small survival server for a group of friends, while larger SMPs and networks scale up the ladder to 32 GB. To get the price, simply choose your plan on the Minecraft page and deploy; it is already the listed rate, billed in Indian rupees with UPI support and instant setup.

Why GBNodes for Minecraft hosting in India

Inservers and GBNodes are the only hosting products in India through which customers can access Cloudflare Magic Transit, the same network-layer mitigation used by major banks and exchanges. Cloudflare's network provides 500 Tbps of total capacity with 477 Tbps of Magic Transit mitigation across 330+ cities in 125+ countries, and has absorbed attacks such as a 31.4 Tbps flood in 35 seconds. GBNodes is the infrastructure behind mcFleet.net, one of Asia's largest Minecraft networks, and runs on AMD Ryzen 9 5950X and EPYC hardware with NVMe storage from a Noida data centre delivering under 10ms latency across Delhi NCR. The underlying network holds ISO 27001 certification, is Tier IV certified, and is MeitY Empanelled, with BGP analytics ranking it at #29 for unique domains and #62 for known peers in India, verifiable at bgp.tools/as/135682, and direct Tier 1 peering with Tata Communications (AS4755), Airtel (AS9498), and Jio (AS55836).

Frequently asked questions

How much does GBNodes Minecraft hosting cost now? The Minecraft Standard tier (AMD EPYC 7C13, India) is now Rs 100 per GB, down from Rs 150 per GB. A 4 GB server is Rs 400/mo and a 32 GB server is Rs 3,200/mo, billed in Indian rupees with UPI support.

When did the new price start? The Rs 100/GB rate went live on the GBNodes site on 20 August 2026. It is a permanent public price, not a temporary sale, and applies at both signup and renewal.

Does the price cut apply to all GBNodes plans? No. It applies to the Minecraft Standard tier (AMD EPYC 7C13) on the India location only. The Premium Ryzen 9 tier, the Anti-DDoS Proxy product, other games, and non-India locations are unchanged.

Was anything downgraded to lower the price? No. The Standard tier keeps the same AMD EPYC 7C13 hardware, NVMe storage, GBSHIELD DDoS protection, panel, backups, and India data centre. Only the price changed, by one third across the range.

Is Rs 100/GB a limited-time offer? No. It is a standing public price with no coupon, no code, and no first-month-only condition. Rs 100/GB is what you pay in month one and in month twelve.

How much can I save on a large server? Savings scale with size. A 16 GB plan saves Rs 800/mo, a 24 GB plan saves Rs 1,200/mo, and the 32 GB plan saves Rs 1,600/mo, dropping from Rs 4,800 to Rs 3,200.

How does GBNodes keep quality high at this price? GBNodes runs its own infrastructure rather than reselling, the same network behind mcFleet.net. Owning the capacity means it can be filled with more players' servers instead of charging a premium, so hardware and protection stay the same.

How do I get the new price? Choose a Standard Minecraft plan on the GBNodes Minecraft page and deploy. The Rs 100/GB rate is already the listed price, with rupee billing, UPI support, and instant setup.

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