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CubedHost vs GameServers.com

A detailed comparison to help you choose between CubedHost and GameServers.com.

Quick Verdict

1.5/5

CubedHost

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3.0/5

GameServers.com

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GameServers.com is rated higher (3.0 vs 1.5). CubedHost was a US Minecraft server host (2011-2021) with DDoS protection, automatic backups and 15 locations across North America, Europe, Singapore and Sydney. The company shut down in 2021; cubedhost.com now carries only a farewell notice and nothing is for sale. game server hosting since 2003 (GameServers.com brand since 2006); roughly 11 games currently sold, 36 locations across 20 countries

CubedHost

CubedHost

Minecraft server hosting with DDoS protection

GameServers.com

GameServers.com

Game servers for 100+ titles since 1999

Overview
Rating1.5 (0 reviews)3.0 (0 reviews)✓
Pricing modelpaidpaid
Starting priceFree tier availableFrom $7.99/mo
Best forNobody today — the service closed in 2021. Former customers looking for the Prisma panel tooling, and researchers tracking Minecraft hosting history, are the only remaining audiences.Established clans and communities with players in unusual regions who value a 36-location network and two decades of continuity over a modern panel or the lowest per-GB price
Specifications (entry plan)
CPU cores——
RAM2 GB—
Storage——
Bandwidth——
SLA uptime99.9%—
Data-center count1536✓
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection
Automated backups
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions
Montreal, CanadaChicago, United StatesAshburn, United StatesTampa, United StatesDallas, United StatesPhoenix, United States+9
Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Germany, Denmark, Spain, France, UK, India, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Netherlands, Poland, Singapore, Turkey, United States, South Africa
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CubedHost

Pros

  • + Broad 15-location footprint across North America, Europe, Singapore and Sydney while it operated
  • + Automatic remote backups three times per day bundled into every plan
  • + Own Prisma control panel with multi-user access and a documented REST API, now open source
  • + RAM-based plans bundled MySQL, unlimited slots, FTP and DDoS filtering instead of nickel-and-diming add-ons
  • + Ten years of operation with an honest, unusually candid shutdown notice

Cons

  • - Discontinued in 2021 — nothing can be purchased and the brand no longer operates
  • - Backup retention was only about three days
  • - Support quality was inconsistent in the historical review record
  • - Priced above budget Minecraft hosts without always winning on features
  • - Third-party listings still advertise it as a live host, which is misleading
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GameServers.com

Pros

  • + 36 locations across 20 countries and six continents — unusually wide city-level coverage
  • + Two decades of continuous operation with an enterprise arm serving studios and publishers
  • + DDoS filtering on Cisco/Brocade hardware, guaranteed memory, daily backups (Minecraft), 24/7 support, instant activation
  • + One-vendor setup for game servers plus TeamSpeak/Ventrilo voice
  • + Invoice-friendly procurement and established billing processes for larger communities

Cons

  • - Catalogue has shrunk to roughly 11 titles — ARK, DayZ and Conan Exiles are gone
  • - Dated control panel and no custom JAR support for Minecraft (no Paper/Purpur/proxy setups)
  • - Per-slot pricing sits above modern rivals; slots are admission caps, not hardware allocations
  • - No public corporate activity since February 2021 and no published uptime SLA
  • - Inconsistent founding story across company properties (2003 vs 2006 vs the '1999' marketing claim)
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