Enzonic Relay FAQ

A tunnel service for game servers. A small agent next to your server keeps an outbound, encrypted connection to a relay node; players connect to the relay, which passes their traffic to your server. No port forwarding is needed.

Yes. Free includes 6 tunnels, 3 agents, 20 players at once per tunnel and 100 GB a month. Plus is $2.49 a month or $24 a year, and Pro is $5.99 a month or $59 a year.

Java players type yourname.r.enzonic.dev with no port. Bedrock and generic tunnels use a relay node host and a dedicated port shown on the tunnel.

Minecraft Java and Bedrock, and any game that uses TCP or UDP ports through generic tunnels. On the free plan, generic tunnels refuse web traffic (HTTP, TLS and QUIC).

In London, Frankfurt, Singapore and Bangalore. Pick one or let Enzonic Relay choose the nearest healthy region.

Yes, on Plus (3 domains) and Pro (20 domains), with a CNAME or SRV record and TXT verification.

Yes, a REST API with scoped keys on Plus (60 requests per minute) and Pro (300 per minute), documented with OpenAPI.

Windows, macOS and Linux, as a background service. Install it with one command from the download page.

You get a 7-day grace period, then the account moves to the free plan. Nothing is deleted; anything over the free limits pauses.

Yes. The launcher's Host button uses Enzonic Relay without an agent. Signed out, it shares one Java server with a temporary address that changes each session; signed in, it uses your free plan and a name you keep.

No. It is not an official Minecraft product and is not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.