• How Warp.cool works

  Warp.cool is pay-as-you-play game server hosting. You buy credits, create a server, start it when your group wants to play, and stop it when you're done. The basics Create a free account — no credit card required at signup. Buy credits — prepaid currency starting from €5. Credits never expire. Create a server — pick a game, region, and size. You are not charged until you press Start.Popular

• How many servers can I have?

  As many as you want. There is no limit on the number of servers you can create. How billing works Each server has its own world, config, and address You pay only while a server is running Stopped servers cost zero credits ExampleFew readers

• Which region should I pick?

  When creating a server, you choose a deploy region. Pick the one closest to most of your players for the lowest ping. Available regions Warp.cool supports multiple regions worldwide: EU — Germany (Nuremberg), Finland US East Africa South America Exact availability may vary by game and plan size. The create-server form shows what's available for your selection. How to chooseFew readers

• Is my world saved when I stop?

  Yes. Your game data is automatically backed up every time your server stops. What gets saved Minecraft — world, player data, inventory, builds, everything in your world folder Factorio — factory save, map progress, player state When backups happen You click Stop in the dashboard Idle auto-shutdown kicks in (no players for 20 minutes) The server is stopped due to out of creditsFew readers

• How start and stop works

  Starting and stopping is how you control both gameplay and billing. Starting a server Open your server in the dashboard. Click Start. Wait for the status to change to running. First start vs later startsFew readers

• How to create your first server

  Creating a server takes about a minute. You are not billed until you start it. Steps Log in and go to Servers → Create server. Choose a game — Minecraft or Factorio. Pick a region — choose the location closest to most of your players. Choose a size — Small (1–2 players), Medium (3–5), Large (6–10), or XL (11–20). Set a name and handle — the handle becoFew readers