SMP servers offer a shared survival world with other players. Building, trading and combat rules vary between communities. Check each listing to find an experience that suits the way you play. On PC, check your edition: Java runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, while Bedrock for computers runs on Windows. Use the address for your edition.
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1 players
CrownSMP advertises Survival for Java and Bedrock players. Its store distinguishes paid ranks and tags with a monthly cycle from one-off Shard packages. Shards are an in-game currency spent in the Shard Shop on spawners, gear and tools. Monthly perks end when their cycle is not continued.
0 players
Blithe offers Hermitcraft-inspired semi-vanilla survival and a creative server for testing builds. Admission uses a Discord application ticket after reading the rules. Survival provides no /sethome, /tpa or /landclaim protection; griefing and raids remain prohibited, and PvP requires participants’ consent. The shopping district hosts player shops: a 16 × 16-block plot costs 32 diamonds. Global chat must be in English, while other languages can be used privately.
0 players
MonarchGames advertises a Java and Bedrock network with clan and territory Survival, plus a Kit PvP arena with randomised loadouts. Its rules state that disconnecting while tagged in combat immediately kills the character and drops their inventory. During King of the Hill captures, cross-teaming to deny other players rewards is prohibited. The site also presents custom enchantments, progression quests and dungeons in a separate realm.
0 players
The Crucible combines faction survival, with chunk claims and raids, with several combat spaces. Its fourteen survival kits each progress from level 1 to 10 through play and daily quests; reaching level 5 helps unlock further kits, and coins cannot buy levels. A separate arena has its own kits and a new battlefield for every match. Current access is Java only.
0 players
Ultra Hardcore structures survival around guilds, protected plots and phased progression. Its enchanting system uses Arcane Essence, and pets have active abilities. The server advertises End instances with their own dragon and loot for players who dealt damage equivalent to at least 5% of its health. Dying in the End destroys carried items.
0 players
awokSMP advertises anarchy survival with enabled PvP, permitted griefing and no land claims. The website provides Java access on port 25565 and a separate Bedrock connection on port 5062. Its store sells ranks and in-game currency.
0 players
BlocOrigin prohibits PvP in the Overworld and Mining world, while allowing it in the Nether and End subject to combat rules. Non-consensual PvP traps, attacks in protected areas and harassment remain prohibited. Farms and redstone systems are permitted when they do not harm performance; AFK is limited to ten minutes unless staff says otherwise. No mod is required, and proximity chat remains optional when offered.
59 players
SMPOnline offers a Season 5 free trial with no time limit that ends on a non-PvP death. Returning requires a CallMeCarson Twitch subscription or CallMeCarsonLive YouTube membership, with CMC Discord membership required for the latter. During the first twelve hours of play, the trial reduces the claim-block limit and provides no access to voice chat or custom paintings. SMPClaims uses the server resource pack to create and resize claims; its documentation warns that it may not work as expected on Bedrock.
42 players
CheeseSMP advertises Lifesteal Survival with a player-run economy.
6,772 players
Complex Gaming is an English-speaking Minecraft network whose Survival, Skyblock, Factions and Prison servers support Java and Bedrock crossplay. Survival includes land claims, guilds and a player-driven economy. The network also offers Java-only Pixelmon with a required modpack, gyms and dungeons.
224 players
CoralMC’s rules distinguish between modes. Prison permits one ALT account per player, solely for staying AFK and earning corals, without normal play, ranking up or entering events. In the same Prison mode, schematic mods may only display holograms: every block must be placed manually. In Survival, going AFK to let mobs spawn is permitted without external methods; bypassing the anti-AFK system to keep farming is prohibited.
17 players
Cozy Realms highlights an update titled Chaos Cube.
624 players
CraftMC includes Survival with guilds, SkyBlock, Creative and Prison. Its rules prohibit recreating a guild to renew its lives or TNT protection, and building a cannon on one’s own guild land to breach an enemy guild. Alternate accounts are prohibited, and player trades remain at the participants’ risk. During a cheat check, staff may require installation of TeamSpeak 3, TeamViewer or AnyDesk.
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