There's the Essential mod that lets you host like Steam does, and I guess some free hosts. As for paid hosts, you have to find one that actually tells what hardware they use, Springracks has recent processors and doesn't ask for your home address, for example.
I might sound like a hater, but why'd you post something about a game you're making, needs no help and has nothing to do with minecraft on a forum that was made especially for minecraft?
that did not answer his question :/ even thought the server has awesome games and plugins, if there's nobody on in the first place, nobody will want to play with those. one way to help that is to stay on (as the owner) as much as possible and probably bring some friends in. that way, there will be around three players for the new people to meet.
edit: pvp/raid/factions is very common, so anyone looking for that kind of server will have little to no chance to find yours.
Don't bump so much! age:16 skype:dive.miner time zone:what time zone's quebec? availability:anytime that isn't between midnight and 9AM skills:pretty good at building, command blocks, pve and very, very bad luck.
I do believe he's talking about long tags used in command blocks. btw, i'd apply for building, thought i know nothing about html codes either. Not sure many minecraft players do, as they most likely look into java. Thought my brother does and could make the website.