What does "4GB+ plans" mean — is 4GB the minimum?
When you see "4GB+ plans," it simply means plans at or above the 4GB RAM tier — often where certain features or recommendations begin. It's not saying 4GB is the smallest option available.
Note: VPS plans aren't sold any more. If you already have a VPS with us, message the team for help.
What "4GB+" means
The "+" is just shorthand for "this tier and larger."
- It refers to plans with 4GB of RAM and larger.
- Some features or recommendations are framed as available "on 4GB+" tiers.
- The label itself isn't a minimum — though Minecraft plans do start at 4 GB today (Budget and Supreme from 4 GB, Ultimate from 8 GB).
Tip: If a feature says "4GB+", pick a 4GB-or-larger plan to make sure you get it.
Choosing the right tier
Let your workload guide the size, and use the "4GB+" label as a signal.
- If you need a feature marked "4GB+", choose a plan at that tier or above.
- For lighter workloads, smaller plans may be all you need.
Frequently asked questions
Is 4GB the smallest VPS? VPS plans aren't sold any more. For Minecraft, plans start at 4 GB (Budget and Supreme).
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