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Which Modrinth Generic Plan Is Right for You?
Compare recommended use, plan hardware and monthly prices.
| Plan | Recommended for | Hardware | Monthly price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold 8GB | Fabric, up to ~150 mods, 4–10 playersA solid start for light and mid-size Fabric or Quilt packs. | 4 vCore Ryzen 9950X · 8 GB DDR5 6000MHz · 70 GB NVMe SSD Samsung 990 PRO | ₺440.00/mo |
| Platinum 10GB | 150–250 mods, recommended 6–12 playersPrevents memory pressure as packs grow and players explore wider areas. | 4 vCore Ryzen 9950X · 10 GB DDR5 6000MHz · 100 GB NVMe SSD Samsung 990 PRO | ₺530.00/mo |
| Diamond 12GB | Heavy packs, recommended 6–12 playersCarries Forge-based packs or packs past 250 mods for an active group. | 4 vCore Ryzen 9950X · 12 GB DDR5 6000MHz · 110 GB NVMe SSD Samsung 990 PRO | ₺617.50/mo |
| Emerald 16GB | Recommended 12–20 playersSix vCores and 16 GB give extra room for heavy automation and busy evenings. | 6 vCore Ryzen 9950X · 16 GB DDR5 6000MHz · 120 GB NVMe SSD Samsung 990 PRO | ₺840.00/mo |
| Xtreme 32GB | 300+ mods or 20+ playersTwelve vCores for large, public modpack communities. | 12 vCore Ryzen 9950X · 32 GB DDR5 6000MHz · 200 GB NVMe SSD Samsung 990 PRO | ₺1520.00/mo |
Why TheCrewHost for Modrinth Generic?
Infrastructure set up to get the most out of Modrinth's open pack format and the lean Fabric ecosystem.
Pick the project and version
Identify the pack by its Modrinth project ID and the version by that version's own ID. A pinned version lines up exactly with the pack your players install in the Modrinth App.
The loader the .mrpack declares
Every .mrpack file states which Minecraft version and mod loader it needs. The server is prepared from that information, so you never have to install a loader by hand.
Strong cores for the main loop
Fabric servers are lean, but game logic still runs on one main thread. The high clock speed of the Ryzen 9 9950X protects TPS around busy farms and big redstone builds.
NVMe for pre-generation
Pre-generating a world with Chunky writes thousands of chunks to disk. Samsung 990 EVO Plus NVMe drives speed up that job and the chunk saves that happen during play.
Console and full file access
You get full access to the mods and config folders through the file manager or SFTP. If a client-only mod stops the server, spot it in the console and remove the file right away.
DDoS protection and backups
No plan charges extra for DDoS protection. Besides automatic backups, you can take manual ones from the panel, so a pack update that goes wrong is undone in a few clicks.
With Modrinth modpack server hosting from TheCrewHost, ₺440.00 ($11.00) per month buys the Gold 8GB plan, with 8 GB of DDR5 RAM on Ryzen 9 9950X cores and NVMe storage. The Modrinth Generic server type installs a modpack published on Modrinth from its project ID and version, with the Minecraft version and mod loader declared in the pack's .mrpack file forming the basis of the setup. Everything from lightweight Fabric packs to large packs with hundreds of mods runs on the same infrastructure. Because the hardware lives in İstanbul, players across Türkiye get a short, stable route to the server. Setup is automatic after payment, and the web console, file manager, SFTP and automatic backups are ready from the first minute.
What is Modrinth Generic, and how do you choose a pack and version?
Modrinth is an open-source platform for mods and modpacks, and it publishes packs in an open format called .mrpack. The Modrinth Generic server type is not tied to any single pack; it is a general way to pick a modpack from Modrinth and install it on your server.
The choice comes down to two things. The first is the project itself: every modpack has a permanent project ID, and its short name, the slug, appears in the address bar. The second is the version: each release on the Versions tab has its own version ID. Without a version, the installer typically fetches the newest one, so pinning a specific version is the safer way to stay in sync with your players.
Modrinth tags versions as Release, Beta or Alpha. Release builds suit a public server, while Beta builds are fine for testing with a group of friends. Each version page also lists the supported Minecraft version and mod loader, so a quick look before installing saves surprises later.
How much RAM does your Modrinth pack need?
A large share of Modrinth packs are built on Fabric or Quilt, and they generally boot with less memory than a Forge pack of the same size. Gold 8GB comfortably carries a Fabric pack of up to about 150 mods with four to ten players.
Needs climb as the pack grows or players spread across a wider area. Packs of 150 to 250 mods with six to twelve players fit Platinum 10GB, and heavy Forge-based packs are more realistic on Diamond 12GB. An active community of twelve to twenty benefits from the six vCores on Emerald 16GB, and Xtreme 32GB is there for servers running more than 300 mods or hosting over twenty players.
Allocating more RAM than you need will not make the server faster, because the main tick loop still runs on one core. If the pack author shares a memory recommendation, start there and move up a tier as your player count grows.
How does a .mrpack separate server mods from client mods?
The index inside a .mrpack file tells, for every mod, whether it is required, optional or unsupported on the client and on the server. Packs can also define separate folders for config files that should only be copied to the server or only to the client. When the author fills in these fields correctly, only the files meant to run server-side end up on your server.
Things are not always labeled perfectly. If a rendering or UI mod slips onto the server by mistake, the console shows an error about client classes, and removing that mod from the mods folder usually does the trick. Packs built purely for client performance, like Fabulously Optimized, are simply not designed to run on a server at all.
The pack's Minecraft version decides the Java release: roughly, Java 8 covers packs up to 1.16.5, Java 17 covers 1.18 to 1.20.4, and Java 21 is needed from 1.20.5 on. With the wrong Java the server will not boot; if you see that error, just contact support.
How can you make a Fabric server run faster?
One strength of the Fabric ecosystem is its server-side performance mods. If your pack does not already include them, Lithium optimizes game logic, FerriteCore trims memory use and Krypton improves the networking stack, and all three can be added to the server without players installing anything. Check the pack's mod list first so you do not load the same mod twice.
Chunk generation is the main cause of stutter while exploring. Pre-generating the area around spawn to a fixed radius with Chunky handles that load in one go before players arrive. The server works hard during the run, so schedule it for a time when nobody is online.
The spark profiler is the most practical way to find a problem, showing which mod, block or entity is using up tick time. Keeping simulation-distance lower than view-distance in server.properties also cuts server load without shrinking how far players can see.
How do updates work, and how do players join?
Players install the pack with the Modrinth App or with another launcher that imports .mrpack files, such as Prism Launcher. What matters is that they pick the same version your server runs. When the game is running, they add the server through Multiplayer > Add Server using the address and port from your panel.
When it is time to update, take a manual backup from the panel first, then read the new version's changelog. A removed mod wipes its blocks and items from the world, and major updates that change the Minecraft version may not carry the existing world over. Writing down the config changes you made by hand lets you restore settings quickly if the update resets them.
After updating the server, confirm in the console that it starts cleanly, and only then tell players to switch to the new version. Most login errors on modded servers trace back to exactly that kind of version gap.
How to Set Up a Modrinth Generic Server
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Pick a plan by pack weight
Choose Gold 8GB for mid-size Fabric packs, or Platinum 10GB and up for large or Forge-based packs. Installation starts by itself once payment is confirmed.
- 2
Get the project and version IDs ready
Note the pack's project ID on Modrinth and the ID of the version you want. Not sure where those IDs go? A quick ticket to support sorts it out.
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Follow the first boot in the console
Start the server from the panel and watch the mods load. A client mod that slipped into the pack will name itself in the crash log; remove that file and boot again.
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Tune settings and performance mods
Set the whitelist, view-distance and simulation-distance in server.properties. If the pack lacks them, add server-side mods such as Lithium, FerriteCore or Chunky.
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Pre-generate the world
Run Chunky over a set radius around spawn while the server is still empty. This one-time job noticeably reduces stutter during exploration.
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Invite players on the same version
Players install the same version of the pack with the Modrinth App or Prism Launcher and enter your panel's IP:port under Multiplayer > Add Server.
Frequently Asked Questions
What to know about picking versions, the .mrpack format and joining before you put a Modrinth modpack on a server.
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