Free Minecraft plugin generator: what you get without paying

Free accounts use the same plugin generator as paying ones. You choose among seven server types (Paper, Purpur, Pufferfish, Leaf, Folia, Spigot and Bukkit) and any version from Minecraft 1.16 to 26.3, describe the plugin, and the AI writes the Java project.

The project is compiled with Maven on our servers. If the build fails, the errors go back to the AI, which fixes them automatically. You download a compiled .jar, and you can launch the plugin on a real Minecraft test server from the editor before installing it.

The online editor, the version history and publishing on the Spaleforce marketplace are available on the free plan as well.

Free accounts get 5 AI operations per day. A generation counts as one, and so does each edit you request in the editor: both draw from the same counter, which resets at midnight UTC.

There is also a 2-hour wait between two generations. It keeps the shared infrastructure available for everyone, and it is the first thing Pro removes.

Plugins made on the free plan contain an embedded "Powered by Spaleforce" credit that must stay in place. That is the trade for using the generator without paying.

Plenty of AI tools hand out a few credits at sign-up and ask you to buy more once they are spent. Spaleforce does not sell credits or tokens. The free allowance is a daily quota: use it today and it is back tomorrow.

That makes the free plan something you can keep using, not a one-off trial. A server owner can generate a plugin on Monday, refine it through the week, and never watch a balance drop to zero for good.

Pro costs €20 per month, without commitment. It raises the daily allowance to 20 generations and edits, removes the 2-hour wait and strips every Spaleforce mention from your plugins. It also allows commercial use with no royalties, so you can sell a plugin or deliver it to a client.

Ultimate, at €50 per month, gives 50 generations plus 20 edits per day on separate counters, and includes everything in Pro along with extras outside plugins, such as the V3 3D model generator.

Both are monthly subscriptions paid through Stripe. You only need one if the free limits start getting in your way.

Since edits count too, a precise first description saves operations. List the commands with their arguments, the permissions, the messages and what belongs in config.yml. Six clear lines tend to need fewer corrections than six vague words.

Group related changes into one edit request instead of several small ones, and use the test server to check everything before asking for the next round.