Server List

The Nexus, where every server run with MC Server Manager can be found. Each one is a real server the app is running, so nothing on this list is dead or padded out with made up numbers, whether it's up and how many are on comes straight off the server itself. Find one, copy the address, join.

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Have a server? List it

The Nexus isn't a form, it's the app. A server is listed from the Network tab in MC Server Manager, from the web dashboard or with the Discord bot. The same listing is edited from any of them. It has to be a real server the app runs, so the running state and the player count are always the truth.

Any account with a verified email can list up to five servers, Lite included. What people see is your title, a few words, your tags and the address players type. Your home IP is never put on the list unless you type it yourself, a relay address or a domain of your own is the usual pick. Listings that aren't a Minecraft server, or aren't yours, come off.

Don't run one yet? Get the app, it's free to make a server with. The setup guide walks the first one.

Why this one's different

Server lists are usually a wall of adverts around servers that stopped running months ago. Nobody checks, because nobody can, anyone can type anything into a form and claim 400 players.

This list can check. Every server on it is one our own app is running, so the state and the player count are read off the server, not typed by its owner. A server that's off says it's off.

It's here to get people into a game they can actually join. It's also here to push players towards the small servers they'd never have found otherwise. That's the whole point of it, there's nothing to sell you on this page.

What the labels mean

  • Running, with the number on right now. That count is read off the server, not typed by anyone.
  • Starting, it's booting. Give it a minute before you try to join.
  • Asleep, it shuts down when it's empty and the first person to join wakes it. Joining takes a few seconds longer.
  • Stopped, the owner's machine is on but the server isn't. Their Discord usually says when it's up.
  • Offline, the machine running it isn't on at all.