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.
Servers are ordered by descending player count, using measurements less than four minutes old. Missing or older measurements come afterwards. Ties are ordered by name, A to Z.
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2 players
MercSMP separates Economy SMP, with shops, land claims and trading, from its CrystalPvP arenas. The rules protect claimed or clearly owned Economy SMP areas against stealing, griefing and trap-building. Arenas are full PvP zones where losses are not refunded. Alternate accounts must not farm rewards, votes, crates or economy money; movement macros for AFK farming are also forbidden.
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METUSMP was created by METU students but also welcomes people who do not study there. Simple Voice Chat lets nearby players talk; the mod is recommended rather than required to join. The web map displays nation borders. Rules prohibit griefing and theft, as well as duplication, hacked clients and machines intended to lag the server.
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Minehut provides an entry point to community servers and its own adventures. Its SMP adds jobs, player islands and upgradable town buildings. Lifesteal grants a heart for each kill and removes one for each death. The lobby lets players choose these experiences. The website lists separate addresses for Java and Bedrock.
185 players
MineRua brings together several worlds, including Earth on a 1:1000-scale map of the planet and a Block Fruit mode focused on hunting One Piece fruits. The network also offers SMP survival, Skyblock islands and a BoxPvP arena. Java and Bedrock connections use the same address, with a dedicated Bedrock port for mobile access.
1 players
Minevane restricts access to residents of New Zealand and Australia. In this survival world, home and some warp teleports consume crystals, while spawn remains free. Diamonds can be stored in a digital bank and players trade through sign shops. PvP requires both players’ consent; theft and griefing are prohibited. The community began in May 2022, and world resets are decided without a fixed schedule.
10 players
MineVN advertises RVL Skyblock, EcoSMP, Hololive and MineStrike across its network.
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.
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MoonKitten SMP is a Minecraft server, offering Survival.
204 players
MysticMC brings Java and Bedrock together on its Arcane, Cosmic and Elysium realms. The project retains building worlds, but may reset the resource world after a Discord announcement. Jobs include quests; leaving a job loses 10% of its levels. A player’s public warp costs 500 in-game dollars to create and another 500 per real-world week in upkeep.
10 players
NightshadeSMP offers adults a survival experience close to vanilla. Seasonal resets happen when the community decides, with completed worlds made available to download. Players can inspect block history through /ledger i, and staff can repair griefing. Proximity voice chat uses an optional mod.
69 players
OG DonutSMP’s paid Donut+ rank adds three home slots, for five in total. It enables flight at spawn, provides queue priority and unlocks /hide. The store sells Common, Prime, Crimson, Gold and Amethyst crate keys separately.
115 players
OG Network offers an RPG-SMP with classes and daily quests divided by difficulty. The OakHaven realm has its own progression, currency, monsters and boss. The network also hosts Civilizations Factions, whose release is documented separately. Official announcements distinguish RPG systems from faction systems to help players choose their adventure.
108 players
OtterSMP prohibits theft and damaging other players’ builds, including on unclaimed land that should be reported to staff. Trades involving money use /ah, and public chat uses English. The rules limit each player or IP address to two Minecraft accounts; shared households need staff verification.
61 players
PetalSMP starts new players with 800 claim blocks; a golden shovel marks protected land, and /trust grants friends access. Players may hold two jobs at once to earn money through play. Daily quests reset at midnight server time, with monetary rewards claimed from the menu. The rules prohibit griefing and stealing even outside claims, and require English in public chat.
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PoenaSaga’s SMP develops its economy through jobs, auctions and chest shops. The guide starts players with /rtp and then claims land using a golden shovel; friends can receive permission to use chests and doors within that area. Miner, woodcutter and hunter are among the paid in-game jobs. Network ranks progress through activity and in-game money using /rank.
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PokemonSMP places its Cobblemon adventure in a recreation of Alola. Trials across four islands lead to Totem Pokémon and Kahunas, with Z-Crystals and animated Z-Moves to unlock. GTS, player shops and jobs support the economy, while golden-shovel claims protect builds and ranches. The server modpack is required, but its supplied launcher is optional.
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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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