FREE HOSTING · NO AFK PAGE · NO CARD
FalixNodes and AxentHost start from the same promise: a free server with no card. The difference is what keeps it alive. Here you claim credits in a couple of taps and spend them on 2 to 16 GB of RAM, with no slot cap, real file access, and thirty other games on the same account.
Java, Bedrock & every loader Online in ~40 seconds Keep your existing world
| Free to use | Yes | Yes |
|---|---|---|
| RAM on the free offer | 2-16 GB | Fixed |
| Player slot limit | Unlimited | Varies |
| Queue before your server starts | None | Varies |
| Server keeps running when empty | While credits last | Renewal based |
| Number of games hosted | 30+ | Minecraft |
| Full file access | Yes | Yes |
| Shared team balance & rights | Yes | No |
| AXENTHOST | FALIXNODES |
01 - WHY PLAYERS SWITCH
Both are free. The question is what you have to do to keep the lights on, and how far the free tier stretches once your group grows.
Free hosts usually ask for something in return for uptime - a renewal click, a page left open, a periodic check-in.
Our version is a single claim button, once an hour, whenever you feel like it. Nothing runs in the background, nothing is farmed while you are away, and skipping a few hours only costs you credits, never your world.
ON AXENTHOST
One claim, once an hour
ON FALIXNODES
Renew to stay up
Free tiers are usually one fixed allocation, which forces a choice between a modpack and a large world.
Credits let you pick. Run 4 GB permanently for a vanilla survival, or spend everything at once on 16 GB for a modded Saturday, and switch back between sessions.
ON AXENTHOST
2-16 GB, resizable
ON FALIXNODES
Fixed allocation
A Minecraft-only host means a second account and a second panel the moment your group tries something else.
Palworld, Rust, Terraria, Valheim, Assetto Corsa and twenty-five more all run off the same credit balance and the same panel.
ON AXENTHOST
30+ games
ON FALIXNODES
Minecraft focused
Free servers are usually a single-owner affair: one person claims, one person administers, and everyone else waits.
Gather everyone’s credits into one team balance, then hand out per-server rights - console, files, backups, restart - friend by friend.
ON AXENTHOST
Shared balance & rights
ON FALIXNODES
Single owner
02 - THE HONEST PART
FalixNodes is a free host doing the same difficult thing we are. If their setup already suits you, there is no reason to move for the sake of it.
STAY ON FALIXNODES IF…
SWITCH TO AXENTHOST IF…
03 - MIGRATION GUIDE
Roughly five minutes for a normal survival world. Your builds, your seed, your inventories - all of it comes with you.
Open your FalixNodes server, go to Backups (or Files) and download the world as a .zip. Keep it somewhere you can find it - this is your only copy for the next few minutes.
Sign up, claim your credits and create a server on the same game version and the same loader you were running. Matching the version is the one step people skip and regret.
Open the file manager, delete the freshly generated world folder, and upload your zip into the server root. Unzip it in place - the panel does it for you, or use SFTP with Premium for very large worlds.
Open server.properties and set level-name to the exact folder name you just uploaded. Save it. That is usually all the configuration a migration needs.
Free Minecraft Server
level-name=my-worldDrop your plugins or mods and their config folders in, hit start, watch the console for a clean load, and share the new address with your friends.
BEFORE YOU START
Keep a local copy of your world zip until you have logged in and confirmed everything is there. Always.
Match the Minecraft version and loader exactly. Opening a 1.20 world on 1.21 can permanently change chunks.
Very large worlds are far happier over SFTP than through a browser upload - that is one of the reasons Premium includes it.
Drop your world in the Discord migration channel and someone from the team will walk you through it, usually within the hour.
Ask on DiscordThe same five steps work for the other free hosts and any provider that lets you download a world folder.
04 - NOT JUST MINECRAFT
A Minecraft-focused host is fine until the group changes game. Here Palworld, Rust, Terraria and twenty-seven more run off the same balance, the same login and the same panel.
See every game we host free05 - FAQ
Both are free with no card. Ours is funded by advertising and optional Premium subscriptions, and metered in credits you claim: fifteen an hour on the web, up to thirty more from the mobile apps.
No. Claims are manual and deliberate - one button, once an hour, whenever suits you. Nothing runs in the background.
The server stops when the balance reaches zero and every file stays exactly where it was. Claim again, press start, carry on. A few days idle deletes nothing.
Between 2 and 16 GB, decided by how many credits you have. Claiming through the day, or pooling credits in a team, makes 8 to 16 GB realistic without paying.
No, on any game. Slots are never something we sell. RAM is the only real constraint on how many friends can join.
Yes. Download the world folder from their panel, create a matching server here on the same version and loader, upload it and point level-name at it. Five steps, about five minutes.
More than thirty games, including Palworld, Terraria, Rust, Valheim, Unturned, Factorio and Assetto Corsa - all from the same account and the same credit balance.
Up to 16 GB of RAM, no slot cap, thirty other games and no card. Keep your current server running while you try it.