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Add your Minecraft server for free

Add your Minecraft server to our free server list and give players a clear place to discover your community. List Java, Bedrock or Crossplay join details, share your profile and connect optional vote rewards.

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A free public profile

Your server name, join address, game modes and description in one shareable place. A banner is optional.

Help players find you

Appear in the main server list. Matching active profiles can also appear in edition and game mode categories.

Room to grow

Add voting, verify ownership and connect Discord when you are ready. These extras are optional for listing.

Add your Minecraft server to the server list

Create and activate your account. Use Sign in on the homepage, choose Create account and confirm the link sent to your email. Then open your dashboard.
Choose Add server. Each account has up to two listing slots. Use one Crossplay listing for a community accepting both editions, with its Java and Bedrock connection details.
Enter the public join details. Select the edition, address and game port players actually use. For Crossplay, check both endpoints. The hosting country should describe where the server is hosted.
Describe the actual experience. Explain the game modes, rules, supported versions and any whitelist or mod requirements. Add your website and Discord invite if you have them. A banner is optional; the free banner maker can help you create one.
Review and publish. Confirm the details and choose Add server. YourMCBrowser checks that the public Minecraft endpoint responds before publishing. Manage servers lets you edit your listing afterward.

Use the existing listing when a name or endpoint is already listed. Adding another port does not make a duplicate community a new listing. If publication fails, check your public game address, the selected edition and the host's game-port allocation before trying again.

Once published, open your public profile and check the description and edition-labelled addresses as a visitor would. Copy its profile link when sharing your community.

Promote your Minecraft server with a useful profile

Free Minecraft server advertising starts with a profile players can understand. Explain what makes your world enjoyable, choose accurate game mode tags and use the free banner maker if you want a banner.

Share your public profile. Put its link on your server website and in your own Discord, so visitors can find the join address and vote.
Use the promotion channel. Join the YourMCBrowser Discord and promote your community in the designated channel. Promotion is limited to once per hour; follow the channel rules.
Check your Premium benefits. Active Premium gives eligible listings extra visibility, a gold badge and automatic promotion. Read the current offer and check your server's status under Manage servers.

Your profile and listing are free. Premium promotion is an extra; it does not buy a higher position in the vote ranking.

How to get players on your Minecraft server

Help visitors decide whether your community is right for them, then make their first visit welcoming. A listing can help people discover you; it cannot guarantee player joins.

Set clear expectations

Describe your rules, language, supported versions, whitelist and any required mods. Tell players what their first session will be like.

Make joining easy

Keep the address and edition details up to date. For Crossplay, show the correct Java and Bedrock addresses. Check the profile as a visitor.

Give them a reason to stay

Welcome new players, explain spawn and plan activities your community enjoys. If you offer vote rewards, tell players what they can earn.

Questions about listing your Minecraft server

Can I list my Minecraft server for free?

Yes. Creating an account and publishing a server listing are free. Activate your email address and use your dashboard to add the server. Premium promotion is optional; see the Premium page for the current offer.

What do I need to submit my Minecraft server?

An activated website account, your public game address and port, the supported edition and an accurate description. YourMCBrowser checks that the Minecraft endpoint responds before publishing. Each account has up to two listing slots, and duplicate communities are not allowed.

Do I need Votifier or ownership verification to list?

No. Ownership verification and Votifier are separate optional steps. DNS or MOTD verification records technical control and enables the Verified owner label. Votifier forwards votes to your server's reward plugin; it works without that label.

How can I advertise my Minecraft server for free?

Publish a useful profile, share its link on your own website and Discord, and use YourMCBrowser's designated Discord promotion channel under its rules. Keep your game modes and join details accurate so matching players can find your community.

Does listing guarantee more players?

No. YourMCBrowser gives players a way to discover, compare and join servers. Actual joins depend on visitors, your profile, reachability and the experience your community offers. Votes and player counts are signals, not promises of growth.

Optional setup when you are ready

Start with your free listing. Open the steps below when you want the Verified owner label, vote rewards or the Discord owner role.

Verify that you manage the server

Show that you manage the server

Open Dashboard → Manage servers → Verify ownership. Until this separate check succeeds, the profile says Added by. A successful check changes that label to Verified owner.

DNS TXT

If you manage the domain used in your server address, add the TXT record shown in the dashboard. Copy its record name and value exactly. DNS changes can take time; this method does not require a Minecraft server restart.

Temporary MOTD

Copy the complete verification code into your server message. Apply the change with your host or MOTD plugin, then verify in the dashboard. Whether a restart is needed depends on your setup.

After success

Remove the temporary TXT record or MOTD code once verification succeeds. Your verified status stays recorded. If the code expires, request a new one and use the new value.

Use the code generated for your listing, including its random ending. A server name by itself would not prove access. This check confirms control of the configured technical endpoint; it does not certify community quality or legal ownership.

Set up Votifier and vote rewards

Connect votes to your in-game rewards

Votifier forwards a visitor's vote to your configured vote receiver. Your Minecraft reward plugin decides what happens next, such as awarding a key, currency or an item. Reward setup remains on your server.

We recommend NuVotifier v2 tokens. V2 can acknowledge that the receiver accepted the test vote. Classic v1 public keys are also supported, but v1 has no receipt acknowledgement.
Use the Votifier endpoint. In your listing's Votifier settings, enter the public host and TCP port allocated by your host. This is separate from the Minecraft game port. A token or key alone cannot fix an unreachable listener.
Paste the matching credential. Use the v2 token from your own vote receiver, or its complete RSA-2048 v1 public key. YourMCBrowser detects the type. Never paste a private key; v2 tokens belong only in the private dashboard field.
Send a test vote and check in-game. Use the test player's exact Minecraft name. The test may trigger a real reward. A v2 acknowledgement confirms receipt by the vote receiver; check your reward plugin separately to confirm the reward.
Save the listing. Testing does not publish or save the form. Save the unchanged, successfully tested settings to activate reward forwarding.

A successful Votifier test does not grant the Verified owner label. You can use vote rewards with either protocol before completing DNS or MOTD ownership verification. The setup guide inside the dashboard covers plugin configuration and delivery errors.

For installation instructions, see the official NuVotifier setup guide.

Connect your Discord owner role

Connect the right Discord account

After verifying a listing, open its Discord connection step in the ownership panel. Enter your Discord username, join YourMCBrowser's Discord and complete the server rules.

Use /verify-owner in the verify-owner channel with the private connection code shown on the website. Normal messages are blocked there; the command reply is visible only to you.
Return to the website and check the Discord account Crafty shows. Confirm only when it is your account.
Crafty can then assign the VerifiedOwner role and open the owners chat. One website account connects to one Discord account.

The Discord connection code is different from the public DNS or MOTD proof. Keep it private and use a new code if it expires.

Keep your profile ready for new players

Update the description and join details when your community changes. An accurate profile helps players decide whether to try your server; a game-mode tag or player snapshot cannot explain all your rules.

When your account has active Premium, eligible listed servers automatically receive a gold badge, banner glow and featured recommendations. Check the status under Manage servers and read the current Premium offer and benefits. Spotlight views are promotion, not a promise of player joins.

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Need help with an account or listing? Contact YourMCBrowser.