One server, everyone pays their own share

Most group servers start the same way: one friend buys it, everyone promises to chip in, and by month three that friend is quietly paying for the whole crew. Server Share fixes it at checkout.

Pick a game and plan, choose Split with friends and set how many people are paying. You pay your own share by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and the server is ready minutes later. Your dashboard then shows a payment link for each friend. Drop them in the group chat and everyone pays when they are ready. Friends do not need an account to pay, and nobody waits on anyone to start playing.

Each share is an even part of the monthly price plus a $1 payment fee for that person's card payment. Shares are rounded to the cent and any leftover cent goes on the first share.

A 4 GB Minecraft server at $9.99 split 4 ways is about $3.50 each. A Standard Valheim server at $14.99 split 5 ways is $4.00 each. A 16 GB Palworld server at $39.99 split 8 ways is about $6 each, and an ARK: Survival Ascended server at the same price split 10 ways is about $5. Your first subscription gets 50% off your first month, and so does every friend's first share.

Every share that comes in keeps the server running for its part of the month, and your dashboard shows the date it is paid until. If one of three shares is paid, the server runs for about 10 days. When everyone pays, the whole month is covered.

If a friend cancels later, the server stays up and the others cover their part. Each remaining share can rise, but never above the full server price, and payers are emailed before any change, which applies from a renewal at least 7 days away. Add a new friend from your dashboard and everyone's share drops again. You can also remove a link nobody has paid yet at any time.

Splitting the bill also splits the work. Friends who make an account with the email they paid with see the server in their own dashboard, with the live console, the one click actions and the file manager. Only the owner changes the plan, switches games, manages the split and uses SFTP.

Each friend gets their own receipt and a private link to manage or cancel their own share. It is not a payment plan: nobody pays the server off over time, everyone simply pays their own part every month.