Flaire Hosting

The Brief

Flaire didn’t come to us for a website. They came to us for a business. A landing page, a game panel where players manage their servers, and a billing system that handles everything automatically once someone pays. We built all three and connected them so the platform runs on its own.

The Landing Page

Minecraft hosting is a crowded space. Players open five tabs and pick the one that feels fastest and most trustworthy. We designed the landing page with that in mind: pixelated aesthetic, clean pricing, nothing in the way.

Every section has a job. The hero gets attention. The pricing section removes doubt. The specs section answers the technical questions before they’re asked. And the whole thing loads in under a second, because in this market, speed isn’t a feature, it’s the first impression.

We also made sure it converts on mobile. Most players discover hosting providers from their phone, even if they end up buying from their desktop.

The Game Panel

Once a player signs up, they land here. Their server, their files, their settings. It’s all in one place, branded to feel like Flaire’s own product rather than a generic control panel.

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Payments That Work While You Sleep

We connected Stripe and Paymenter so that when someone pays, their server is live within seconds and the credentials land in their inbox. No one at Flaire has to do anything. It just happens.

That kind of automation is what lets a small team run a serious platform.

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News & Guides

We also built out a content section for the community. Setup guides, mod tutorials, patch notes. The kind of content that brings players back and slowly builds up organic traffic over time without paying for ads.

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The Full Platform

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