I will develop a custom minecraft plugin in java for paper and spigot servers


About this gig
Need a custom Minecraft plugin to make your server stand out?
I develop custom Minecraft plugins in Java for Paper and Spigot servers, helping server owners add unique gameplay features, automate tasks, and create better player experiences.
What I can develop:
- Custom commands and permissions
- Server utilities and gameplay mechanics
- Custom items and player interactions
- Scoreboards and simple GUI menus
- Event-based features and server tools
- Bug fixes for existing plugins (scope permitting)
Why work with me?
- Solutions tailored to your server requirements
- Clear communication in English and German
- Organized source code and agreed deliverables
- Testing against the agreed Minecraft server environment
Please contact me before ordering if your project involves complex mechanics, external integrations, databases, or an existing plugin that needs debugging.
To get started, share your Minecraft version, server software, and a clear explanation of the features you want. I'll review your requirements and confirm the scope before development.
Let's build a plugin that fits your Minecraft server!
Get to know leon fischer
Minecraft developer
- FromGermany
- Member sinceOct 2026
Languages
German, English, Spanish
FAQ
Which Minecraft server software do you support?
I focus on Paper and Spigot servers. Please provide your Minecraft version and server software before ordering so I can confirm compatibility.
Can you create a completely custom Minecraft plugin?
Yes. Share your idea, required features, commands, and expected behavior. I'll confirm the scope and feasibility before starting.
Will I receive the plugin source code?
Yes. Source code is included in the packages, along with the agreed plugin files and delivery details.
Can you fix or update an existing plugin?
I can review suitable existing plugins for bugs or requested changes. Please contact me first with the issue, relevant error logs, and source-code availability.

