ARK Servers

Choosing your ARK community

Confirm whether the community runs Survival Evolved or Survival Ascended, then check maps, cluster transfers, rates, and required mods. Review platform support and tribe or raid limits.

• Edition and platform: distinguish Survival Evolved from Survival Ascended and verify the platforms or crossplay combinations the cluster accepts.
• Cluster and progression: compare maps, transfer rules, taming and breeding rates, and whether seasonal wipes or fresh starts are planned.
• Tribe expectations: read tribe-size limits, raid windows, offline protection, and how PvE building space or resource access is managed.

List your community on VoteLadder

1. Create an owner account, open the server dashboard, and choose ARK when adding your listing.
2. List the public ARK hostname and game port, and use version and platform to identify the edition and supported clients. Describe maps, cluster transfers, rates, and tribe rules. Keep management credentials out of public fields and add community links for cluster-specific joining help.
3. Save your listing, review its details in the dashboard, and keep joining instructions and community links up to date.

Voting and integrations

ARK integration options include generic RCON and Source RCON. Configure the option compatible with your server and test your reward commands. The public game connection and private management connection serve different purposes.

Players can vote from a public server profile. Check that community’s reward rules separately; a confirmed vote is not a guarantee of an in-game reward.