Start with compatibility, not promises
Whether a connection can be made is not the same as a server allowing AFK bots. AFKBase presents the technical signals and known limitations for your setup so you can make an informed decision before you start, instead of assuming every server behaves the same way.
What happens after you sign up?
- Add your Minecraft account with the supported sign-in method.
- Add a server and run a diagnostic to see how far the connection gets.
- Create a bot only after you have reviewed that result and the server rules.
Each step has its own visible state, so a failed connection is reported rather than hidden behind a generic status.
Choose a plan when you need more capacity
You can begin with the free plan, which is meant for a real compatibility test rather than an unlimited service. Runtime, simultaneous bot limits, and current prices are always shown in the panel before an upgrade, and the panel is the source of truth for those numbers.
What AFKBase does not do
AFKBase does not promise that a specific server permits unattended play, and it will not try to defeat a CAPTCHA, an anti-bot filter, or a ban. When a session needs a step that cannot be completed safely, it stops and waits for you rather than forcing its way through.
Related pages
Minecraft AFK guides built around real setup decisions
Practical guides about Minecraft AFK, 24/7 sessions, VDS alternatives, compatibility, and connection troubleshooting.
AFKBASEMinecraft AFK compatibility data, with its limits explained
Read AFKBase’s anonymized technical compatibility summaries and their limitations before testing your own Minecraft server setup.
AFKBASEStart free, then upgrade only when you need capacity
Compare AFKBase plans, runtime limits, concurrent bot capacity, and the free plan before choosing an upgrade.
The Turkish page is the canonical source for legal, payment, and service terms. Turkish source.