Requirements
- The server must be online right now. We connect to it the same way the game does, so it has to answer a status ping when you submit the form.
- Java Edition address. Enter the address players use in Minecraft: Java Edition. Bedrock-only servers can't be checked yet.
- A public address. Local and private network addresses (192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x and similar) are rejected, because nobody outside your home could join.
- No duplicates. Each server is listed once. A second domain pointing to the same IP address counts as the same server.
If the form says the server is offline, check that you entered the exact address from your Multiplayer list and that the server isn't hiding its status (some proxies and firewalls block status pings).
What happens after you add it
- Your server gets its own page with a copyable address, version, MOTD, icon, player count, votes and reviews.
- We ping it every few minutes. Each check updates the online status and player count, and builds the activity charts on the server page.
- Game modes and a description are assigned automatically from the MOTD and the server's data, so players browsing survival or other modes can find it.
- A live banner is ready to use. Copy the HTML or BBCode from the server page and put it on your website, forum or Discord.
Listing rules
- Anyone can add a server. You don't have to be the owner, and every entry looks the same no matter who added it.
- Ranking depends on online status, player votes and player count.
- A server that stays offline with no players for 30 days is removed automatically. You can add it again once it's back.
- Server names, MOTDs and descriptions must not contain offensive content, malware links or ads for other server lists. Full details are in the terms of use.
- To correct data or remove a server, contact us.