What changes between plans?
Plans differ by concurrent bot capacity, daily runtime, retained history, and selected product limits. The prices shown in the panel are the current source of truth; this page explains the shape of the plans, not the exact figures.
Is the free plan really free?
Yes. It does not require a card, but it has runtime and capacity limits. It is intended for a real compatibility test on a permitted server rather than an unrestricted always-on service, and it is enough to decide whether a paid plan is worth it.
Compare AFKBase and a VDS
A VDS can have a different monthly cost, but it also leaves operating-system maintenance, security updates, and process monitoring to you. A managed plan trades some control for less operational work; neither option changes a server’s rules.
Billing and legal terms
Payment, refund, and service terms are defined on the Turkish source pages, which are canonical. This localized page is a summary for orientation; always confirm the current terms and prices in the panel before you upgrade.
Related pages
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AFKBASEMinecraft AFK bots: manage a permitted connection, not a bypass
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