Minecraft Realms Adds Pro Plan for 50 Players at 4,730 Yen a Month
Mojang Studios announced the Realms Pro plan for Minecraft on November 10, with registration open the same day for the Bedrock version. Pro costs 4,730 yen per month, with the first 14 days at 220 yen for new subscribers.
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Why it matters
Pro puts the official Realms service into the price and memory range of Japanese rental server plans, but those 16GB plans typically assume 20 to 30 simultaneous players, so the 50-player figure is the claim to watch in practice.
Key Facts
- Mojang Studios announced the Realms Pro plan for Minecraft on November 10, with registration open the same day for the Bedrock version.
- Realms Pro costs 4,730 yen per month, and new subscribers can use the first 14 days for 220 yen.
- Pro allocates a 4-core CPU, 16GB of RAM, and 25GB of save storage, and supports up to 50 simultaneous players.
- The existing Bedrock plans are Core at 470 yen with 5GB and 2 players, and Plus at 930 yen with 10GB and 10 players.
- The Java version's Realms service remains a single plan for 10 players.
It allocates a 4-core CPU and 16GB of RAM, 25GB of save storage, and support for up to 50 simultaneous players, against 10 players on the existing Plus plan.
The existing Bedrock tiers stay where they are: Core at 470 yen per month with 5GB and 2 players, Plus at 930 yen with 10GB and 10 players. Pro raises render distance to a maximum of 96 chunks and simulation distance to 12 chunks, and it lets the PC world editing tool Minecraft Editor run in real time while the world is live, with multiple users editing at once. A metrics dashboard for checking server status is included. Mojang notes that the maximum player count is limited by device performance, so low-spec hardware may struggle with a full 50. The Java version's Realms service, a single plan for 10 players, is unchanged.
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