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Enzonic vs Minefort

The Minefort alternative that doesn't lock after 3 days.

Minefort locks free servers after 3 days of inactivity, and you have to ask staff on Discord to unlock them. Enzonic's free server sleeps when empty and starts when a player joins, with 3.5 GB RAM.

Facts checked 2026-10-12 from Minefort's own pages. Sources are listed below.

How we checked. This comparison is written by the Enzonic team, so we are not neutral. Every fact about Minefort comes from Minefort's own website or help pages, read on 2026-10-12; the links are under Sources. We did not run performance benchmarks, so nothing here ranks speed. Where Minefort is the better fit, we say so.

Minefort vs Enzonic at a glance

Side by side, from each host's published pages.

Minefort compared with Enzonic, checked 2026-10-12
FeatureMinefortEnzonic
Free resources1 GB RAM (per TechRadar, May 2025; not on Minefort's own pages)3.5 GB RAM, 200% CPU, 5 GB SSD
Player slots10 (per TechRadar)Unlimited player slots
When nobody is onlineHibernates when not in useHibernates after 15 minutes with nobody online
Starting it againRestarted from the dashboard (per TechRadar)Starts by itself when a player connects; they wait about 20 s in a lobby, then join
QueueNot publishedPlayers wait in a lobby while it starts (about 20 s); nothing to confirm
Ads and choresFree servers locked after 3 days of inactivity; unlock by asking staffNo renewal timer, activity checks or start button
Mods and pluginsPlugins; mods "typically supported" on Forge or FabricUpload your own, or use the mod and plugin installers (modrinth, spigot)
File accessFTP and web file managerSFTP and web file manager, including on the free tier
Paid upgradeCottage $5.99/mo: 2 GB, 35 players, 24/7Wood 4 GB: $2.62 first month, then $3.49/mo; Iron 8 GB: $4.87 first month, then $6.49/mo
AI assistantNone foundEnzica, an optional AI assistant in the panel
Inactive serversLocked after 3 days; stored, unlocked by staff on requestLong-idle free servers are archived to cloud storage, then restored in one click or downloaded

Why people choose Enzonic over Minefort

No inactivity lock

Minefort locks free servers after 3 days of inactivity with no automatic unlocking. Enzonic servers wake when a player joins.

More RAM, no 10-player cap

3.5 GB RAM, 200% CPU, 5 GB SSD and unlimited slots, versus 1 GB and 10 players (per TechRadar's review).

Starts on join

No dashboard restart needed when friends want to play.

Choose Minefort if these matter most

What Minefort does well, from its own pages.

  • FTP and a web file manager on the free plan.
  • Bedrock and offline-mode toggles.
  • Up to 3 servers per account, and low-priced paid plans from $5.99/mo.

Move from Minefort in three steps

  1. 01

    Download your world

    Export your world folder (and plugins or mods) from your current host's file manager or backups.

  2. 02

    Create your Enzonic server

    Sign up, pick the same Minecraft software and version, and choose the free tier or a plan.

  3. 03

    Upload and start

    Upload the files with SFTP or the web file manager, start the server, and share your new address.

Minefort alternative: questions

Minefort's help center says free servers inactive for 3 days are locked (but stored), and there is no automatic unlocking; you ask staff on Discord.

Sources

Checked 2026-10-12.

Minefort is a trademark of its owner and is used here only to identify the service being compared. Enzonic is not affiliated with Minefort. Prices and features change; check the host's site before buying. Spot something out of date? Email admin@enzonic.com.

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