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Minekube Connect
Minekube Connect creates an ingress tunnel for Minecraft servers, allowing players to connect to hosted worlds.
About Minekube Connect
Minekube Connect is described as an ingress tunnel for Minecraft servers. It acts as a global gateway that links servers to a shared Connect Network and a Minecraft-native Superproxy, and the homepage says players can join localhost servers by NAME.play.minekube.net without port forwarding. It also says every server can get a free public domain, and that Java and Bedrock players can connect through the same domains. A self-hosted Connector option is mentioned while Minekube manages the Superproxy infrastructure.
Some listed offerings, including Minekube Games, Minekube Analytics and a Developer Platform with search, reviews, marketplace and ads, are marked as coming soon. Pricing is listed as unknown; the homepage advertises free Minecraft TCP serving and free public domains, but detailed plan information is not provided. The homepage also advertises DDoS protection for Minecraft servers.
Key features
- Ingress tunnels for Minecraft servers via a Minecraft native Superproxy
- Lets players join localhost servers by name without port forwarding
- Provides a free public domain for every server
- Supports Java and Bedrock players through the same domains
- Links game servers to the open Connect Network via the Connect Plugin
- Offers anycast domains routing public IPs to nearest Minecraft endpoints
Best for: Minecraft server operators, especially new or smaller servers, who want players to connect without port forwarding and want a public domain.
Good for
- Homepage advertises a DDoS-protected Minecraft native Superproxy and anycast domains.
- Lets localhost servers be reachable by name without port forwarding.
- Supports Java and Bedrock players through the same domains.
Watch out for
- Several listed offerings—Minekube Games, Minekube Analytics and the Developer Platform—are marked as coming soon.
- Pricing is listed as unknown; the homepage does not provide detailed plan information.
- The self-hosted option covers the Connector only; Minekube manages the Superproxy infrastructure.
Minekube Connect at a glance
- Website
- connect.minekube.com
- Category
- Gaming › Game Servers & Multiplayer
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Minekube Connect FAQ
How do players join a locally hosted Minecraft server?
The homepage says friends can join localhost by NAME.play.minekube.net without port forwarding.
Can Bedrock players connect?
Yes. The homepage says Bedrock players can join connected endpoints through the same domains Java players use.
Is a domain required?
No. The homepage says servers without a domain can get a free public domain.
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