Minecraft AFK Console Client AFK 24/7 with your computer off

MinecraftAFK is our take on the best possible program for botting and AFK'ing on Minecraft.

We offer two products, both aimed at improving the process of botting and AFK'ing. The local client is our basic product, capable of most tasks you'd expect. After adding your Minecraft accounts, you can log into any server. From here you can AFK, chat, use commands, spam and much more.

The web client is a cloud hosted solution, ensuring your accounts will stay online 24/7 - even with your PC turned off. The web version is also always* updated to the latest Minecraft version.

Reasons to use the web client:

1. Stay online 24/7 with your computer turned off!
   As the web version is hosted on our servers in the cloud, you can turn off your computer at any time and your accounts will stay online.
2. Manage your accounts from any device
   With the web client, you can access and manage your accounts from any device with a browser. Just go to our website, login and you're all set!
3. AFK without internet
   You don't need internet to stay AFK on any server. Just log them in and go underground, they'll stay connected. You only need internet when managing your accounts, but when you've clicked connect, you can leave them be.
4. Use as many accounts as you want no matter your computer
   Compared to the local client, you can add as many accounts as you want. Your computer/device won't be affected. No matter your hardware, you can have as many accounts online as you wish. Check our pricing page to see how many accounts each plan includes as well as the price of adding additional accounts.
5. Save money on electricity
   Using the web client you can turn off your computer/device and your accounts will stay connected. So the days of keeping your computer running all night are over!

If you're not interested in the web version, you can always use our local client.

Here's three reasons why you should use the local client, compared to normal Minecraft:

1. It's efficient
   ACC is optimized and efficient. Instead of running a full copy of Minecraft for every account, you can run up to 5 accounts from one lightweight app. ACC uses as little as 1/50th of the processing power that normal Minecraft uses.
   If you're using the web version your hardware doesn't matter at all. It all runs on our end and you can access it from any device with a browser!
2. It's easy to use
   The interface of ACC has been developed to be user friendly and intuitive to use. Compared to console based clients, you need no programming experience to use ACC.
3. You save power
   As ACC is as efficient as it is, your computer uses way less power, ultimately saving you money on your electricity bill.
   And if you're considering the web version, then you can comfortably close your computer and your accounts will stay online. You will potentially save more money on electricity alone than the cost of the client!

Yes. MinecraftAFK is built to keep your Minecraft account safe while it stays online, and we've run it since 2022 with no known breach.

1. We never see your password
   You add accounts on Microsoft's own sign-in page, so your password and two-factor codes stay between you and Microsoft. We will never ask you for them.
2. We only get the access we need
   We store what it takes to connect your account to servers and keep it online. That access can't change your password, read your email or spend money. It's encrypted, and it's never sent to your browser.
3. You can remove our access at any time
   Remove the account in the dashboard and we stop using it right away. You can also remove MinecraftAFK from your Microsoft account's security settings, but due to limitations in how Microsoft revokes access, it can take up to 24 hours before the access is gone.
4. Your proxy is never shared
   Your accounts connect through a private proxy rented for you alone, so no other customer can get its IP banned.
5. We don't keep your card details or your chat
   Stripe and CoinGate handle payments, so card numbers never reach us. Chat is streamed to your browser, and we don't store it.
6. A registered company answers for it
   MinecraftAFK is run by Valoks ApS, a Danish company (CVR 46577655), so the GDPR covers your data wherever you live.

Each server has its own rules, though. Some don't allow AFK clients, so check them before you connect.

See our security page for everything we store and why.

Getting the web client
You can buy access to the web client.

Getting the local client
You can download the local client. Note that you need to keep your computer running to stay online with the local client. Purchase the web client to AFK 24/7 with your computer turned off and manage your accounts from any device like your phone.

Only with the web client.

The web client runs on our servers. So you can close your computer and turn off your phone at any time and your accounts will stay online!

The local client runs locally on your computer. This means that closing your computer will close the program as well, just like any other program.

The web client works on any device with a browser. That means you can manage your accounts from your phone, Macbook or whatever device. No download, just go to the dashboard on the website!

The local client only works on Windows 10 and above.

Yes. MinecraftAFK supports both Java Edition and Bedrock Edition Minecraft accounts. Add either edition from the same dashboard and connect to Bedrock-compatible or cross-play servers.

See Does MinecraftAFK support Bedrock? for protocol differences and which servers work.

A proxy can be explained as an IP. So you can use a proxy to get a new or additional IP. Some servers have a limit on how many accounts you may connect to their server. This limit is controlled by your IP, so you can bypass it using a proxy.

The web client comes with a proxy. So all of your accounts connect through a new IP by default (your designated private proxy). You can always add more on your own as well! Read more about proxies here.

We have a platform to encourage learning about the client. There's also a lot of documentation on how the clients generally function: Documentation.

If you can't find your solution there, we also have a Discord server where we'd love to help you out!

We also have a YouTube channel with a lot of informational videos.