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TallDwarf Hosting is a game hosting company for, Minecraft, TF2, Ark:SE, Discord Bots and more. Starting from just £1/GB a month on our Minecraft plans, and keeping ourselves transparent when it comes to our server uptime we can assure you a quality time.
United Kingdom
TallDwarf is a reliable and easy to use hosting provider. I have been purchasing a server from TallDwarf for a few weeks now, and I couldn't recommend it more. I haven't experienced any outages at all and support is top notch. Definitely buy if you are looking for a good quality yet cheap hosting provider.
Bought a minecraft server from them and had it for a while, good host at a good price.
Staff were friendly when I needed help setting up or fixing things 👍
Would recommend if u looking for a cheap but good host
Good server hosting for an affordable price
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