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ServerRadar review

Freemium#3 of 31 in Minecraft Server Lists

A monitored Minecraft server directory with voting, reviews and Votifier rewards.

7.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ServerRadar is a public directory for Minecraft Java Edition, Bedrock Edition and crossplay servers. Players can search by server name, IP address or game mode, then filter by edition, mode and version. Automatically checked status, player counts, capacity, latency and supported versions help visitors compare listings. It suits server owners seeking visibility in a searchable directory and players who want current server details before joining.

Its monitoring and discovery features are the main draw. Listings include online status and server metrics, while players can vote and leave ratings or written reviews. Monthly organic rankings use verified community votes. Owners can create or claim a listing and verify ownership; new listings are offered a complimentary 14-day Launch Boost. Votifier support can connect voting to automatic in-game rewards, making the directory relevant to communities that want votes to have an in-game benefit. Owners who do not use Votifier can still list a server, but will not use that reward integration.

ServerRadar offers a free plan and a 14-day trial, while its pricing model is contact sales. The service also has paid listing placements, but their prices are not published; owners should seek pricing before relying on paid visibility. The directory is cloud-based and web-accessible, with documentation as its listed support channel. Choose it if monitored listings, filters, reviews and vote rewards fit your community. Look elsewhere if you need transparent paid-placement costs or a platform beyond a web directory.

ServerRadar pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Checks server status, player count, capacity, latency and version automatically
    • Filters listings by Minecraft edition, game mode and version
    • Supports player reviews, ownership verification and Votifier rewards
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid-placement costs are not published
    • Listing reach depends on community voting and rankings
    • Available as a web directory rather than a native app

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