Minecraft Bedrock server hosting
Bedrock players on phones, tablets, consoles and Windows can join a Saryno server with its own address and port. It runs on a Java server with Geyser, so Java friends can join the same world.
No card needed. 3 GB free forever.
How Bedrock works on Saryno
Your world runs on Paper, and the Bedrock players add-on lets Bedrock clients join through Geyser and Floodgate. Bedrock players sign in with their Xbox name, with no Java account needed. Each server gets its own public port, so players type the address and that port into the game.
Ready for Bedrock 26.60
Bedrock 26.60 changed the way the game connects: a short TCP request first, then WebRTC over UDP. Saryno opens both for you, and still accepts older clients, so updated and not-yet-updated players can join.
What you get
The usual tools come with it.
- A Bedrock card on the dashboard with the address and port to share
- A connection check that tests the server from outside and says what is wrong
- Wake on join: a sleeping server starts when the first player connects
- Backups, console, file manager, SFTP and plugins
- Crossplay with Java Edition in the same world
How much memory?
Geyser adds weight, so give a Bedrock-friendly server at least 2 GB. The free 3 GB is enough for a small group.
Questions
Do Bedrock players need a Java account?
No. Floodgate lets them join with their Xbox account.
Can console players join?
Yes, with a workaround: Xbox, PlayStation and Switch have no Add Server button, so players add the server through a friend or a featured-server entry. See the guide linked below.
Does it cost extra?
No. The Bedrock add-on is free; you only need enough memory.