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Enzonic vs Minehut

The Minehut alternative with 3.5 GB free.

Minehut's free Starter plan has 1 GB RAM and a 10-player limit, and SFTP needs a paid plan. Enzonic's free server has 3.5 GB RAM, no player cap and SFTP, and it also wakes when a player joins.

Facts checked 2026-10-12 from Minehut'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 Minehut comes from Minehut'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 Minehut is the better fit, we say so.

Minehut vs Enzonic at a glance

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

Minehut compared with Enzonic, checked 2026-10-12
FeatureMinehutEnzonic
Free resources1 GB RAM, "Basic" CPU, 10 GB storage3.5 GB RAM, 200% CPU, 5 GB SSD
Player slots10Unlimited player slots
When nobody is onlineSleeps when emptyHibernates after 15 minutes with nobody online
Starting it againWakes when a player joinsStarts 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 choresNo playtime limits; the site shows ads to fund free serversNo renewal timer, activity checks or start button
Mods and pluginsPlugins upload from the dashboard; server-side mods not confirmedUpload your own, or use the mod and plugin installers (modrinth, spigot)
File accessWeb file manager; SFTP needs a paid planSFTP and web file manager, including on the free tier
Paid upgradeStandard 600 credits/mo (2 GB, still sleeps); 24/7 only on Ultimate (6,000 credits/mo)Wood 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 serversFree servers beyond 5 per account are deleted after a 30-day noticeLong-idle free servers are archived to cloud storage, then restored in one click or downloaded

Why people choose Enzonic over Minehut

3.5x the free RAM

3.5 GB RAM, 200% CPU, 5 GB SSD, versus 1 GB on Minehut Starter.

No 10-player cap

Minehut's free plan allows 10 players. Enzonic has unlimited player slots.

SFTP on the free tier

Move worlds and big modpacks with any SFTP client. Minehut requires a paid plan for SFTP.

Choose Minehut if these matter most

What Minehut does well, from its own pages.

  • No playtime limits on any plan, and free servers wake when a player joins.
  • Up to 5 free servers per account (one online at a time).
  • Java and Bedrock crossplay through Minehut's shared addresses.
  • A big built-in player community through its lobby.

Move from Minehut 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.

Minehut alternative: questions

Not any more. Minehut's homepage says there are no playtime limits on any plan (it used to have a daily limit).

Sources

Checked 2026-10-12.

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

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