Self-hosting a server for your friends? Don't expose your home IP. Playing on mobile data with carrier throttling? Encrypt it. All free on Android.
🤖 Get The Free AppRunning Vanilla / Spigot / Paper for your friends? By default, anyone who can connect to your server has your home IP. A salty banned player can DDoS your home internet. With ClownVPN, you bind the server to your VPN IP — attacks land on the VPN provider, not on you.
Connecting to Hypixel from a college dorm with bad ISP peering? Or a school WiFi that's flaky? Routing through ClownVPN can give you a more stable path and sometimes lower ping.
Playing Minecraft on the train or in a cafe? Mobile carriers throttle game traffic on data plans. Wrapped in WireGuard, your packets look like generic HTTPS — no specific throttling possible.
This is the biggest reason Minecraft hosts use a VPN. If you run a small server for friends, here's the problem:
Note: this works best on PCs once our Windows client is out. On Android, you typically aren't running a Minecraft server — you're playing Bedrock as a client. For self-hosting on PC, see the Windows waitlist.