Find a world where you can gather resources and build with other players. Compare Minecraft Survival servers, then open a listing for the address and joining requirements.
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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0 players
Planetember lets players obtain ranks with Coins earned in game alongside purchasable ranks. Jobs and quests give rewards, while votes provide crate keys. A shared voting goal triggers a bonus for everyone; the month’s top voter receives a free rank. Java and Bedrock share the connection address.
89 players
PlasmaCube is a Cobblemon server offering a shiny starter Pokémon and ranked battles with their own economy. Tournaments and shiny-related events complement the competition. An official Minecraft Java account is required. Installation uses the server launcher or its official Modrinth modpack. Bedrock is not compatible.
21 players
PlayNetwork’s store lists Java and Bedrock and sells ranks for its SMP. Warrior provides three homes and access to /anvil, /craft and /ec. Emperor advertises fifteen homes and /fly; Overlord adds unlimited homes alongside /repair and /disposal. These belong to the paid ranks.
7 players
PlexSMP offers Minecraft survival on Java and Bedrock. The server advertises worlds without resets, prohibits griefing and offers in-game voice chat. The /ATC command allows trees to be chopped instantly.
4,912 players
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.
427 players
PokéFind brings Pokémon into Minecraft without installing mods, on both Java and Bedrock. Pokémon World offers a hand-built region, quests, gyms and a League, with a Safari Zone and Battle Tower. Pokémon Survival adds catching to classic survival, land claims and an economy. The two adventures are presented separately.
192 players
Poke Legends is a Cobblemon survival server that requires its official modpack. Players catch and train Pokémon, challenge Gym Leaders and enter weekly tournaments. The server advertises Mega Evolution, Terastallization and Dynamax, alongside quests, a Battle Factory and player shops.
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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.
4 players
Politicraft offers Aerstone, a semi-RP world where trading is organised in licensed towns. Players create shops on chests, barrels or shulkers, with options to share profits and delegate management. Ranks determine shop limits. Skills progress through activities including mining, farming and exploration. The network also offers a Vanilla variant.
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Portakal Network offers Turkish survival with monthly resets of the Nether and End. Duels are arranged by inviting another player. The Şans Direkleri event starts a group battle with empty inventories, then periodically distributes random items. The server supports a proximity voice mod, and its launcher automatically prepares the version and mods. The website also hosts a large shared canvas for players to draw together.
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PowerPlex offers survival where /wild moves the player away from spawn to a random location. Residences protect homes and let owners grant permissions to other players. Trading combines the server shop with player auctions. Ranks are obtained in exchange for items earned in-game. Creative plots and Skyblock with points and challenges complement survival.
0 players
According to its website, President Reaper’s Domain was founded in 2025 and offers Towny Survival.
2 players
Primalcraft expands survival with quests, guilds and an economy that includes shops. Players claim land for their builds and take part in server events. The homepage advertises direct Minecraft Java access without prior registration. It also announces support for the Distant Horizons mod for players who want to use it.
31 players
Priyo SMP describes Survival on Hard difficulty, with PvP enabled and inventory lost on death; bases may be raided and griefed. /sell sells items at the prices published on the Worth page. Sales advance their category and increase its sell multiplier. /auction supports player trading, while /afk earns shards usable for spawners or keys. Natural spawners cannot be mined: the server offers a virtual spawner system through /shop.
3 players
ProPhoenix preserves its building worlds and economy without resets, while its exploration world regenerates with each new Minecraft version. Trading uses auctions, chest shops and NPC stores. Players can collect spawners, bottle experience and develop pets. Its PvP arena protects equipment from loss during duels.
161 players
Provanas states that it has been active since July 30, 2014. Its wiki presents Aincrad as a pirate-themed Skyblock. In Vadi, dungeons provide level progression, while farming and fishing systems support economic progression. In BoxPvP, mined resources are exchanged for crystals at spawn NPCs; those crystals buy combat equipment.
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