BruceNode Is Live

After months of head-down building, we're flipping the switch. BruceNode is live. Nine games, plans starting at $1/mo, instant deploys, and a control panel built around the questions players actually ask — not the ones a billing dashboard wishes you'd ask.

If you've ever wrestled a game server provider that felt like it was designed by accountants, you'll feel the difference in five minutes.

What you can host today

• Minecraft (Java + Bedrock) — Paper, Forge, Fabric, Vanilla, Spigot, Purpur, Geyser
• Hytale — day-one ready when it lands
• Counter-Strike 2 — 128-tick, workshop maps, GOTV, SourceMod
• Team Fortress 2 — community servers, custom maps, MvM, SourceMod
• GTA V (FiveM) — txAdmin, ESX, QBCore, VORP frameworks
• Rust — Oxide / uMod, wipe scheduling, Rust+ integration
• Valheim — BepInEx mods, dedicated worlds, auto-backups
• Terraria — tModLoader, every world size
• Discord Bots — Python, Node.js, Java, 24/7 uptime

Plans go from $1/mo (a Discord bot home) up to $48/mo (a 128-player FiveM city). No setup fees. Cancel any time. Hourly billing if you only need a server for a weekend LAN.

What's actually different

Fair pricing, no asterisks. What you see is what you pay. Annual gets you 2 months free. Hourly is rounded up to the nearest hour. No "starting from" prices that double once you click through.

Invoice-based billing, not subscriptions. Every renewal generates a clean invoice 7 days before it's due. Auto-renew is on by default but you can flip it off and pay manually. If a payment fails, you get a 3-day grace, then a 7-day grace, then 15 days of data preservation before anything is deleted. Plenty of time to fix a card without losing your world.

A panel that respects your time. We use Pelican (the modern Pterodactyl fork) with our own theming on top. One-click modpack installer. File manager. SFTP. Console. Subuser permissions. Game swap on the same plan.