FREE MINECRAFT HOSTING · NO SLOT CAP · NO CARD

More than ten slots, and no sleeping worlds.

Minehut's free tier is built around a ten-player cap and a server that sleeps when the last person leaves. AxentHost has no slot limit at all, gives you up to 16 GB of RAM, keeps running while your credits last, and hosts thirty other games on the same account.

Java, Bedrock & every loader Online in ~40 seconds Keep your existing world

THE SHORT VERSIONFREE TIER VS FREE TIER
Free to useYesYes
Player slot limitUnlimited10 on free
RAM on the free offer2-16 GB~1 GB
Server keeps running when emptyNoYes
Number of games hosted30+1
Full file accessYesLimited
Minecraft Java & BedrockJava + BedrockJava only
Shared team balance & rightsYesNo
AXENTHOSTMINEHUT

01 - WHY PLAYERS SWITCH

Four reasons people leave Minehut for AxentHost.

Minehut is a great place to publish a small server to a big audience. It is a harder place to run a private world for a large group of friends.

No ten-player ceiling

A slot cap is the fastest way to turn a good night into a queue in your own Discord. On the free Minehut tier, ten is the number.

We never sell or cap slots on any game. The only real ceiling is how much RAM you are running, and you control that directly.

ON AXENTHOST

Unlimited slots

ON MINEHUT

10 on free

Your world does not go to sleep

Sleeping servers are fine for a build session and awful for farms, redstone, or a group spread across timezones.

The only thing that stops an AxentHost server is running out of credits - and you decide when that happens.

ON AXENTHOST

Runs while credits last

ON MINEHUT

Sleeps when empty

RAM you can actually choose

A roughly one-gigabyte free allocation rules out most modpacks and struggles with a large, long-lived world.

Claim credits and run anything from 2 to 16 GB, changing between sessions in seconds rather than upgrading a plan.

ON AXENTHOST

2-16 GB

ON MINEHUT

~1 GB free

Real file access, and thirty other games

A curated plugin list keeps things safe and simple, but it also means the config you want to edit may not be reachable.

Every config, jar and world folder is yours here, in the browser or over SFTP with Premium - and the same credits run Palworld, Rust or Terraria when the group moves on.

ON AXENTHOST

Full files, 30+ games

ON MINEHUT

Curated, Minecraft only

02 - THE HONEST PART

Which one is right for you?

Minehut has something we do not: a genuinely large built-in player base browsing for servers to join. If that is what you are after, stay.

STAY ON MINEHUT IF…

Minehut might still be the better call

  • You want strangers to discover and join your server from a public list.
  • Ten players is plenty and you like how simple the free tier is.
  • You prefer a curated plugin catalogue to full file access.
  • You only play Minecraft Java and never expect to host anything else.
  • You are already invested in their community and support channels.

SWITCH TO AXENTHOST IF…

AxentHost is the better fit

  • You have more than ten friends who want to be online at once.
  • You want a world that keeps running when nobody is logged in.
  • You want to run a modpack, which one gigabyte will not do.
  • You need to edit configs and drop in jars yourself.
  • You want Bedrock or crossplay, not Java only.
  • Your group plays more than Minecraft.

03 - MIGRATION GUIDE

Move your Minehut world over in five steps.

Roughly five minutes for a normal survival world. Your builds, your seed, your inventories - all of it comes with you.

  1. Download your world from Minehut

    Open your Minehut 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.

  2. Create the matching server here

    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.

  3. Stop the server, then upload the folder

    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.

  4. Point the config at your world

    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.

    level-name=my-minehut-world
  5. Copy your plugins, then start

    Drop 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.

Stuck halfway?

Drop your world in the Discord migration channel and someone from the team will walk you through it, usually within the hour.

Ask on Discord

Coming from somewhere else?

The same five steps work for the other free hosts and any provider that lets you download a world folder.

04 - NOT JUST MINECRAFT

One account, thirty-plus games.

Minehut is Minecraft, and Java at that. When your group moves to Palworld for a month or wants a Rust wipe, the same AxentHost credits and the same panel cover it.

See every game we host free

05 - FAQ

Switching questions, answered.

Is AxentHost free like Minehut?

Yes, and without the slot cap. You claim credits - fifteen an hour on the web, up to thirty more from the mobile apps - and five credits run one gigabyte of RAM for an hour.

Is there really no player limit?

None. We do not sell slots on any game. How many friends can play at once is a function of your RAM, which you control.

Will my server sleep when everyone logs off?

No. It runs until the credits run out. Farms keep ticking and friends in other timezones can hop on whenever they like.

Can I run a modpack?

Yes. Forge, NeoForge, Fabric and Arclight are all available, and you can put up to 16 GB behind them if you claim enough credits.

Can I move my Minehut world over?

Yes. Download the world from their file manager, create a matching server here, upload it and point level-name at it. The guide above walks through all five steps.

Do you support Bedrock and crossplay?

Yes. Bedrock Dedicated Server and PocketMine are both available, and GeyserMC gives you Java and Bedrock players on the same world.

What does Premium change?

No ads, twenty-five credits per hourly claim, a twelve-hour spin cooldown, up to three servers per game, SFTP, and teams of ten. The hardware is identical either way.

Invite more than ten people tonight.

No slot cap, no sleeping world, up to 16 GB of RAM and no card. Keep your Minehut server while you try it.