Minecraft server hosting · Fabric

Fabric server hosting

Fabric is the modern, lightweight mod loader — home to Sodium, Lithium, and the new wave of performance-focused Minecraft mods.

Performance mods built-in

Lithium, Krypton, ServerCore and FerriteCore drop server-side CPU and memory usage dramatically. Fabric servers often run lighter than vanilla.

Fast updates to new MC versions

Fabric typically supports new Minecraft snapshots within hours of release. If you want to play 1.21.4 the day it drops, Fabric is the engine.

Modern tooling

We ship the Fabric installer in the Marketplace tab, plus one-click installs for popular Fabric modpacks (Better MC: Fabric, Adrenaline, Cobblemon).

Fabric on Citruxhosting

Fabric started as a lightweight alternative to Forge and is now the home of most of the cutting-edge Minecraft modding work. Performance mods like Lithium and Krypton don’t exist on Forge — they’re Fabric-exclusive — and they’re the reason a Fabric server with hundreds of mods can run as fast as a tight Paper setup.

Hosting Fabric is forgiving. Most Fabric modpacks run comfortably on 6 GB (Gold), and the engine scales linearly. If you’re running Cobblemon (the Pokémon mod) or a Create-on-Fabric pack, the same RAM-per-player rules apply.

Popular Fabric mods & plugins we support

  • Sodium / Lithium / Krypton (performance)
  • Cobblemon (Pokémon)
  • Create on Fabric
  • Iris Shaders (client-side)
  • Better MC: Fabric Edition
  • Carpet mod (technical players)

FAQ

Is Fabric or Forge faster on a server?

Fabric, generally — because of the performance mods (Lithium, Krypton) that aren’t available on Forge. For the same hardware, a Fabric server handles more players per GB.

Can I run Forge mods on Fabric?

No — they’re different mod loaders. Some popular Forge mods have been ported to Fabric (Create, JEI), but you can’t mix-and-match.

Ready to launch your Fabric server?

The gold plan ($14.28/mo) is sized for Fabric and deploys in about 60 seconds.

72-hour money-back guarantee on your first paid month.

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