Code, test, host, and iterate in one place.
ZeroLagHub gives creators a managed game server and a browser-based dev workspace side by side, so you can build mods, test changes, and host your community without juggling separate tools.
Build
Open a browser-based dev environment and work on mods, plugins, scripts, or server projects without local setup.
Test
Launch a real managed game server for testing runtime behavior, files, configs, and player-facing changes.
Ship
Move from project work to a live server your players can join, with the same platform managing the workflow.
Why ZeroLagHub
One managed platform for game and dev workloads.
ZeroLagHub is built for creators and communities that need to move from code to live server behavior quickly.
Managed game server and browser dev workspace included
Console, files, and project tools in one dashboard
Backups and snapshots for supported workflows
Minecraft is currently supported. Valheim, Rust, Terraria, and Project Zomboid are planned but not available yet
Built for the people shipping playable projects.
Mod developers
Indie game and server communities
Minecraft modpack and server owners
Dev teams testing live server workflows
Explore specific workflows.
Simple workload-based pricing.
Full workflow plans pair a managed game server with a browser dev workspace. Game-only and dev-only entry plans are also available.
Starter
$18/mo
4GB game + 20GB storage, plus 2GB dev + 30GB workspace storage. For developers starting mod or plugin work.
Pro
$45/mo
6GB game + 20GB storage, plus 6GB dev + 30GB workspace storage. For active mod and plugin development.
Performance
$79/mo
12GB game + 20GB storage, plus 8GB dev + 30GB workspace storage. For heavier modpacks and larger test communities.
Common questions.
Read the FAQWhat games can I host?
Minecraft is currently supported. Valheim, Rust, Terraria, and Project Zomboid are planned but not available yet. Minecraft supports Vanilla, Paper, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Bedrock.
Do I need to install anything locally?
No. Game server controls, file management, and the browser dev environment all run in your browser.
How much RAM for a modded Minecraft server?
Light packs under 50 mods run well on 4–6GB. Mid-weight packs need 6–8GB. Heavy packs start at 10–12GB.
Start building from your browser.
Create a workspace, test on a real server, and launch when your community is ready.
Start Building