You've seen ₹20 per GB and want to know the monthly bill. First, check what that GB measures. On these Minecraft plans it is RAM, while disk space and CPU allocation are listed separately. Here's how to read the price without mixing them up.
Compare the full plan card: RAM price alone does not describe CPU allocation, storage or suitability.
Turn the rate into a monthly budget
The published Intel range starts at ₹20 per GB per month. At that rate, the listed 2GB tier is ₹40 per month and the 6GB tier is ₹120. Use the actual available plan sizes rather than assuming any custom memory amount can be ordered.
Understand the hardware families
The catalog lists AMD Minecraft at ₹40 per GB per month and Ryzen at ₹120. These are separate plan families, not an instruction to choose the most expensive one. Read the CPU model and allocation on the relevant card, then match them to your software and workload.
Read storage separately
RAM is working memory. Storage holds worlds, configuration and other files. The Intel 1GB entry card lists 10GB NVMe storage and 50% CPU allocation, showing why the memory label is only part of the specification. Leave room for world growth and your backup process.
Check the product before paying
Follow the matching billing button and review the product, billing period and final total. These examples reflect the catalog on 4 October 2026; the current product and checkout details are the place to confirm an order. Ask about your modpack before choosing an entry plan purely on price.
Your next steps
- Calculate the monthly total.
- Compare CPU and storage too.
- Confirm the final billing product.
Questions readers ask
Does 1GB mean 1GB of disk space?
No. In these plan names it refers to RAM. Storage is listed separately on each plan card.
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