One person pays for the world and everyone plays in it. Start with an invited trial and pick a plan when it ends.
Minecraft Java Edition · Bedrock beta · Prices in USD
After your trial
A plan for your kind of group.
Monthly prices in US dollars. Australian customers pay GST on top. Choose a plan for your world from Billing in your dashboard; your trial world carries straight on.
Cog builds what you describe, and can undo supported creative builds
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New games, written and running while you play
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Cog keeps what they design for next time
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Friends join with the game they already own
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Regions
US · EU · AU
US · EU · AU
US · EU · AU
Daily snapshots, plus backups you can download
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A month of credits is roughly enough for
Starter
Crew
Club
Statues and builds Cog designs from scratch
about 10
about 35
about 80
Chat replies
about 2,000
about 7,000
about 16,000
New games
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about 70
about 160
These are rough figures from typical requests, and you can mix them: a month of Crew credits might go on 20 statues, 10 games and 1,500 chat replies. A large or very detailed request uses more. Houses, roads and towns from Cog’s own builders use only a little chat. The first month’s 50 bonus credits come on top.
Each plan includes the new inventions shown above every month. After that, each new invention uses 5 AI credits from the same allowance as Cog, and one that fizzles gives them back. Making an invention that already exists is always free. How inventions work
The trial supports five named players. One AI credit is ten US cents of AI use; unused monthly credits do not carry over. Your first paid month adds 50 bonus credits, once per account. Everyone joining needs their own Minecraft account, Java or Bedrock.
Just the world
Hosting without the companion.
A private world that sleeps when empty and wakes when you join. For hosting-only Fabric worlds: up to 10 players and 4 GB of server memory, with no Cog and no AI credits. Choose it from Billing after a hosting-only trial.
Credits pay for Cog’s AI requests: chat, planning and builds. Bigger requests use more. As a rough guide, one credit is about 100 chat replies, half of a statue Cog designs from scratch, or one new game. Your dashboard shows an estimated balance. Each plan includes the monthly credits shown above, which buy AI use rather than a fixed number of builds. Once a world has made its plan’s included new inventions for the month, each new invention uses 5 credits from the same allowance.
What happens if we run out?+
Cog pauses when the credits run out. Your Minecraft world stays available while its hosting access is active. Monthly credits, and the first-month bonus, expire at the end of their own subscription period, and the next month brings new ones. Paid top-ups are being tested but are not on sale, and there are no automatic overage charges for AI.
Can we make it ours?+
You name your world and decide who is on its player list. The companion is Cog, with their own look and manner. Custom names, skins and personality settings are not in the dashboard.
Do my friends need to pay?+
No. Friends do not need a Cubelings subscription. Each one needs their own Minecraft (Java Edition on the version shown at setup, or Bedrock in beta) and a place on your player list.
Do we need to buy Minecraft?+
Yes. Everybody joining needs their own copy of Minecraft: Java Edition on a computer, or Bedrock on a phone, tablet or Windows PC (beta). Your Cubelings invitation covers the hosted world and, on Paper, access to Cog.
Can we stop?+
Yes. The trial takes no card and charges nothing. A subscription cancels from Billing in your dashboard and stays active until the end of the month you paid for. For help with your saved world, contact us from the dashboard.
Is there a free trial?+
Yes, for selected testers: 14 days, no card. You get one world and a player list for you plus up to four friends, on the server types your invitation offers (hosting-only Fabric does not include Cog). Any Cog allowance is shown before setup. When the trial ends, access pauses and nothing is charged.
Before you decide
See what Cog has built.
Each one went from a first idea to blocks in a real world.