Public server checkAny Minecraft Server Status Checker
Enter a Minecraft address with an optional port. ServerBuddy resolves DNS and Java SRV records, auto-detects Java or Bedrock, shows latency, version, protocol, players, MOTD and icon, then links to the matching profile or Add Server flow.
Check any public Minecraft server
Enter a Java or Bedrock address. ServerBuddy resolves DNS and SRV records, auto-detects edition, checks latency, version, protocol, players, MOTD and icon, then shows whether it is already listed.
Use caseWhy use this tool
Each utility supports a practical task around finding, preparing or presenting a public Minecraft server.
- Check public Java and Bedrock addresses, including custom ports.
- See clear failure reasons such as DNS failure, timeout, connection refused or invalid response.
- Jump to an existing ServerBuddy profile or add the server without re-entering the address.
Keep exploringRelated server lists
Find servers by game mode and compare their recent activity.
Good to knowStatus checker FAQ
Concise answers for players and server owners using this ServerBuddy utility.
Can this checker ping any Minecraft server address?
Yes. It checks public Minecraft Java and Bedrock addresses from ServerBuddy infrastructure. Private, local and internal network addresses are blocked for safety.
What status fields can ServerBuddy show?
A server profile can show online state, players online, max slots, version, edition, MOTD, uptime history, latency and the last successful poll time.
Does ServerBuddy treat offline, unknown and zero players differently?
Yes. Zero players means an accepted online check reported an empty server. Offline is an accepted state after failure confirmation, not simply any failed request. Unknown means reliable current state or coverage is unavailable. Check the profile timestamps when judging freshness.