If you own a Minecraft Hypixel hacking server, then it's likely that your community helps contribute to hide the value of the server hardware and everything else required to stay your server running smoothly. Regardless of its size and revenue, the subsequent rules laid out by Mojang in June 2014 during this post will tell you exactly what you'll and can’t do. There are many of us which will get to adjust how their server is monetized thanks to a number of the restrictions but there are still many opportunities to earn revenue.

Legally, you can not make money from Mojang’s game, but they have provided an exception for all of your server owners. The most important idea to stay in mind here is that Mojang is attempting to guard their game during a way that will create an A level playing field for their players on any server. We believe that they have done a good job of creating a set of rules that aligns with this idea and doesn’t step over any boundaries.

The overlying principle of the principles laid out by Mojang is that the sale of things, ranks, currency, or anything that might give one player a plus over another is not allowed. This also includes “donations” that might provide equivalent benefits to a player giving them more power or access to more features than a typical user. This is a generalized overview of the restrictions on earning money from a Minecraft server, just ask yourself if what you're doing currently would fall under this category if you are unsure if what you are doing is acceptable.

There are still many belongings you can do to get revenue from a Minecraft server. The first and commonest are going to be selling bonuses within the game which don't affect gameplay but provide cosmetic enhancements like pets, effects, hats, and more. You are allowed to accept donations or money as long as it does not break the regulations above. You can also require that users pay a fee to enter the server, they only must all be an equivalent level. You can’t provide different levels of access anymore a bit as many servers do. If this is often how your server operated previously, just attempt to consolidate it right down to one price and supply all of the features therein.

You are still allowed to earn revenue from your server through sponsorship and advertising opportunities. If you have a large playerbase, then a server hosting company like us will provide discounted or free servers in return for advertising of our hosting in the game.

A lot of people play Minecraft these days. Over 15 million copies of the game have been sold since the latest estimates in Feb 2014. That’s more than World of Warcraft, making Minecraft one of the world’s most popular games. The people who play this game online like to do so in communities or in new and exciting locations. In order to do this people need a server to connect to. As a result tons of people just like you have flocked to create their own Minecraft servers and provide these places to play with their friends, family, and paying visitors.

Running a Minecraft server isn’t free. To get a very big server where many people can play together on complex and unique games requires tons of RAM. If people can get a game that's unique enough, interesting enough, and features a-ok community then they need something valuable. A product they can sell. How many times have you been playing on a public server where someone else in the game had something you couldn’t get? Something that could only be purchased by going to that servers website and purchasing an in-game upgrade? These things can be crucial pieces to your gameplay or funny trophies to gloat over your friends. Either way, they’re valuable and the server owners sell them to make enough money to run the server.