Gaming & Minecraft
Best Game Server Orchestration Software in 2026
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Edgegap It is aimed at game studios and developers building multiplayer games, including mobile, VR, extended-reality, and WebGL/HTML games.
From $0.03/mo Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · Linux9.3 Visit Specs - 02 PlayFab
PlayFab suits game developers, from indie teams to AAA franchises, that need backend services for live games.
From $99/mo Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.8 Visit Specs - 03
AccelByte Multiplayer Servers From $0.05/mo Free trial Web · Linux · API · Self-hosted8.6 Visit Specs - 04
GameAP Free plan Open source Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.3 Visit Specs - 05
Gameye From $2/mo Free trial Web · API · Self-hosted8.3 Visit Specs - 06
Agones Free plan Linux · API · Self-hosted8.2 Visit Specs - 07
Amazon GameLift Servers Game developers and operators needing dedicated multiplayer hosting, matchmaking, autoscaling, and cross-platform servers may fit GameLift Servers.
From $1/mo Web · Windows · Linux · iOS8.2 Visit Specs - 08 i3D.net Game Server Orchestrator Free trial Web · API8.1 Visit Specs
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ODIN Fleet From €49/mo Free trial Web · Linux · API · Self-hosted8.0 Visit Specs - 10 PlayServ Deploy From $299/mo Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · Linux8.0 Visit Specs
- 11 GameFlow Free plan Web · API7.8 Visit Specs
- 12 PlayFlow From $20/mo Free plan Web · API7.8 Visit Specs
- 13 Rivet From $20/mo Free plan Web · Linux · API · Self-hosted7.8 Visit Specs
- 14 GameCTL Web · Linux · API · Self-hosted7.7 Visit Specs
- 15 NeoX From $0.03/mo Web · Windows · Linux · Android7.7 Visit Specs
- 16 Pragma Engine From $6,000/mo Free plan Web7.6 Visit Specs
- 17 Reactor From $0.10/mo Web · API7.5 Visit Specs
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Multiplay Web · API7.4 Visit Specs - 19 Heroic Cloud From $600/mo Web7.3 Visit Specs
- 20 Rivalis Free plan Web · Self-hosted7.2 Visit Specs
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GameFabric Web · API7.1 Visit Specs - 22 Minato Linux · API · Self-hosted6.9 Visit Specs
- 23 Backup for GKE Web5.9 Visit Specs
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