# Move your Minecraft server from BisectHosting

> Get your world and plugins out of BisectHosting, import them here in one step, and switch the address without losing players.

Source: https://fadehost.com/docs/move-from-bisecthosting/

Moving is three steps: get the files out of BisectHosting, put them here with the importer, point your players at the new address. Your world, plugins or mods and configs come along; nothing is retyped.

## 1. Get the files out of BisectHosting

Bisect's panel shows SFTP or FTP details in its file access section; use them in the importer. The world is the `world` folder (with `world_nether` and `world_the_end` on Paper), plugins in `plugins`, mods in `mods`. If the server was created from a modpack there, install the same pack here first from **Resources**, **Modpacks**, then import only the world and configs.

## 2. Bring them here

1. Create the server on FadeHost with the same software and Minecraft version as the old one. Do not start it yet.
2. **More for this server**, **Import from another host** (also under **Settings**, **Import**).
3. Choose SFTP or FTP and enter the old host's details, or upload the zip you downloaded. Pick what to pull: the world, plugins or mods, configs.
4. Start the server and read the console. A plugin that stored the old address or an absolute path needs a config edit.

## 3. Switch the address

Players take the new address from the server page, or from the join page you share. A custom domain moves by changing its SRV record, or by connecting the domain in **Settings**, **General**, **Your own domain**. Keep BisectHosting for a day while people switch, then cancel it.

## What is different here

- One RAM pool for every server, changed by the gigabyte at any time; sleeping servers cost nothing while asleep.
- Every modpack page on this site carries a measured RAM table for that pack.
- Backups are automatic and restores, clones and per-file downloads are one click.

See also [Move from another host](/docs/move-from-another-host/) for the general steps and databases.