Minecraft servers
Java servers on vanilla or Paper today, with Forge and Fabric modpack support rolling out. Private friend worlds to plugin-based communities.
We use AI across most of our work, and we are deliberate about its footprint.
Local first: if a model can run on our own hardware, it does. Most of our day-to-day inference never touches a cloud data center. When a job genuinely needs more than our machines can give, we send it to providers that at least match their power use with renewables, and we pick the cleaner option whenever there is one.
This isn't a policy we wrote to look good. Being green is baked into how we scope every project, right behind "does it work" and "is it worth building." If there's a feasible way to do something cleaner, we take it.
And every project we build is carbon negative. We grew up in the country. Conservation was part of life long before it was a talking point, and it will be long after. We hold the company to that standard because it's how we were raised, not because it looks good on a website.
Pick a plan, check out, and your Minecraft or Garry's Mod server provisions itself in minutes. Behind the automation there is still a real operator who sets things up properly and fixes the rough edges.
The point is not to compete with giant hosts on day one. The point is a small, technically honest hosting option with real setup help and a clear operator behind it.
Monthly subscriptions, cancel anytime. Checkout and server provisioning are automated at hosting.kitsunetechnologies.org.
The lineup is intentionally focused. That makes the service easier to operate, support, and improve from real use.
Java servers on vanilla or Paper today, with Forge and Fabric modpack support rolling out. Private friend worlds to plugin-based communities.
SteamCMD-backed GMod servers with workshop content, sized by player slots instead of guesswork.
CS2, indie playtests, and anything outside the standard plans still works the old way: describe it, get a quote, we build it.
A cheap server is not useful if nobody knows how to restart it, back it up, or fix a broken config.
That is a strength if you want direct setup help. It is a bad fit if you need a giant public hosting marketplace today.
CS2, indie playtests, heavy modpacks, or unusual setups. Send the rough version and the sizing can be cleaned up after the first conversation.
Checkout, provisioning, and panel access are automated. A human is still one email away when you want help with mods, configs, or sizing.