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One store for Java and Bedrock players

Many Minecraft servers let Java and Bedrock players play together. Their store should serve both: the right account for every purchase, and delivery that finds the player. This is how it works, and how a SMPHUB store does it.

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Geyser and Floodgate are projects of GeyserMC, not of SMPHUB.

Java, Bedrock or both

A server can be for Java Edition, for Bedrock Edition or for both, for example with Geyser, which lets Bedrock players join a Java server.

At SMPHUB: When you create your store on SMPHUB you choose Java, Bedrock or both. Players see one store with the same packages, whichever edition they play.

The right account for every purchase

Java and Bedrock accounts have different names: a Java name, or a gamertag on Bedrock. The store has to know which one a purchase is for.

At SMPHUB: Players need no account in the store. Before they pay they enter their Java name or Bedrock gamertag, and every order in your panel shows it, so your team knows who gets what.

Geyser, Floodgate and the prefix

With Floodgate, Bedrock players join a Java server without a Java account. So that their names never clash with Java names, Floodgate puts a prefix in front of them, a dot by default.

At SMPHUB: Your store adds your server’s prefix to Bedrock gamertags, a dot by default. If your server uses another prefix, you change it in the panel, so purchases arrive under the name the player has on your server.

Delivery in game

Ranks and items reach the player through commands on the server, for example one that gives a rank. With Geyser these commands run on the Java server, for Java and Bedrock players alike.

At SMPHUB: The SMPHUB plugin runs on Paper and Purpur from 1.20.1 and runs the commands you save on a package, with the player’s name in them. On a server without Paper or Purpur your team hands out purchases from the order list in the panel. You never share console, RCON or hosting passwords.

Features

Your server’s live status

Players like to see that the server is online before they buy.

At SMPHUB: The live server status in your store asks your server directly and shows how many players are online.

The same rules for both editions

The Minecraft EULA and Mojang’s usage guidelines apply to Java and Bedrock players alike: no gameplay advantages for money, and nothing that looks like a Minecraft cape.

At SMPHUB: The same rules apply to every store on SMPHUB.

What a Minecraft server may sell: the EULA explained

Ready for your own store?

Creating a store is free, and it is there at once.