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Host All the Mods 9

Hundreds of mods, quests, automation, and a deep endgame.

Host All the Mods 9 Starting at $18.99/mo with Iron · 6 GB RAM
Installed for youThe goblin fetches the server pack, configuration, and correct Minecraft version.
Right-sized planThe order picker blocks undersized plans and highlights a safe starting point.
Daily backupsThe latest three restore points are retained, with console and secure file access included.
Ready in minutesPick a version, pay securely with Stripe, and provisioning starts automatically.
At a glance

All the Mods 9 on a server

Minecraft1.20.1
StyleKitchen-sink · quests · automation
Mods400+
Server sweet spot8–12 GB RAM
Sizing

How much RAM does an All the Mods 9 server need?

ATM9 is a genuine kitchen sink — 400-plus mods — and 8 GB (Diamond) is the honest minimum for a group. If your crew builds serious automation or you want headroom for the late game, Obsidian (12 GB) is the comfortable choice. Late-game ATM9 load comes from player factories, not the world itself, so you can start at 8 GB and resize later with your world intact.

On HostGoblin that starts at $18.99/mo with the Iron plan (6 GB RAM) — and resizing later keeps your world.

Running it well

A smooth All the Mods 9 server

Plan for the late gameThe march toward the ATM Star turns bases into factories that tick constantly. Resizing to a bigger tier takes minutes and keeps your world, so upgrade when the automation era arrives rather than paying for it on day one.
Restart on a scheduleA daily scheduled restart from the dashboard keeps a 400-mod pack fresh — set it for a quiet hour and forget it.
Let spawn chunks generate earlyThe first hours of a new ATM9 world are its laggiest while terrain generates. Keeping early exploration close to spawn (or asking us to pre-generate a radius) smooths the first weekend.
Questions

All the Mods 9 hosting FAQ

Which plan do I need for ATM9?

Diamond (8 GB) minimum; Obsidian (12 GB) if you want late-game headroom. The order picker enforces the pack's floor so you can't undersize it.

How do pack updates work?

Update from the dashboard's software tab whenever you choose — the goblin takes a safety backup first, then installs the new pack version. Your world rides along.

Are quests shared or per-player?

ATM9's quest book tracks per player by default, so everyone progresses at their own pace — teams can be configured in game if you'd rather share progress.

Can I add or remove mods from the pack?

Yes — you have full file access, so server-side additions and removals are yours to make. Keep client packs matching for anything with client content, and take a backup before you experiment.

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