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Endlink

Free#5 of 22 in Minecraft Server Proxy Software

Endlink: An open-source Bedrock proxy for routing, failover, translation, and shared player connections. Ranked #5 of 22 in Minecraft Server Proxy Software by our editors (8.7/10); pricing: Open source; best for bedrock-focused server networks.

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At a glance

Editor score
8.7 / 10
Pricing
Open source
Best for
Bedrock-focused server networks
Paid from
Free
Proxy compatibility
Endstone/BDS; Java servers via Geyser
Facts checked
20 Sep 2026

Where it wins
- Keeps players connected while switching between backend servers
- Adds failover, forced-host routing, and proxy-side authentication
- Supports Bedrock translation, pack caching, and network security limits
Where it doesn't
- Broad older-version translation is still incomplete
- Self-hosted deployment requires managing the Java application
- Its primary backend focus is Endstone and Bedrock Dedicated Server

Our verdict on Endlink

Endlink is an open-source, self-hosted proxy for Minecraft Bedrock networks running multiple Endstone or Bedrock Dedicated Server backends. It keeps players on one connection while they move between servers, with backend failover and forced-host routing for directing connections. Proxy-owned authentication can protect offline-mode backends, while permissions and administration commands provide network management. Java servers can also serve as backends through Geyser, making Endlink a fit for Bedrock-focused networks that need to connect several server types.

Its standout feature set is the combination of player transfer and Bedrock-specific translation. Endlink supports Minecraft Bedrock version and registry translation, resource-pack serving, and backend pack caching. The published compatibility details cover Minecraft 1.26.40–1.26.51 clients, with documented backends including 1.26.40–1.26.45 and 1.26.50. Security and traffic controls include rate limiting, session caps, packet limits, and connection cookies. Integrations with Endstone, Bedrock Dedicated Server, EndlinkGuard, Geyser, and ViaEndlink extend its role across a connected server network.

Endlink is distributed as a Java application and includes an addon API, with plugins discovered at startup. That gives administrators a path to extend proxy behavior, but the self-hosted model places deployment and ongoing operation with the network owner. The project is described by its maintainers as production-used while still young, and broad translation for older versions remains incomplete. Choose Endlink if your network is centered on Bedrock clients, needs failover and routing, and can manage its own proxy infrastructure. Networks requiring broad legacy-version translation or a managed deployment should consider a different approach.

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Endlink pricing

Plans Open sourceFree Free to use — no paid tier required for the core job.

See plans on github.com

Endlink fact sheet

Free plan	Not verified
Paid from	Free
Proxy compatibility	Endstone/BDS; Java servers via Geyser
Server version support	Minecraft 1.26.40–1.26.51 clients; documented backends include 1.26.40–1.26.45 and 1.26.50
Fallback routing	Yes
Player transfer	Yes
Network admin tools	Yes
Deployment model	Self_hosted
Deployment	Self-hosted
Built for	Small business, Mid-market (editorial estimate)
Integrations	5 integrations: Endstone, Bedrock Dedicated Server, EndlinkGuard, Geyser, ViaEndlink
Pricing	Open source
Website	github.com
Facts checked	20 Sep 2026

Endlink integrations

Endlink lists 5 integrations on its own site.

Endstone
Bedrock Dedicated Server
EndlinkGuard
Geyser
ViaEndlink

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