Minecraft Servers

Choosing your Minecraft community

Start with the edition and version you play, then compare survival rules, progression, and community expectations. Check whether a listing supports Java, Bedrock, or crossplay before joining.

• Edition and connection: confirm Java, Bedrock, or crossplay support and the exact client version. A Java address alone does not establish Bedrock compatibility.
• World rules: compare land claims, griefing policies, PvP areas, resets, and whether progression is shared or competitive.
• Getting started: check modpack requirements, whitelist applications, starter guidance, and which minigames or survival worlds are actually offered.

List your community on VoteLadder

1. Create an owner account, open the server dashboard, and choose Minecraft when adding your listing.
2. Choose Minecraft in the listing form, add the public hostname, and specify the port when needed. Fill in version and platform, then use tags and the description to explain SMP, skyblock, factions, or minigames. A website or Discord link gives players a place to read your rules.
3. Save your listing, review its details in the dashboard, and keep joining instructions and community links up to date.

Voting and integrations

Minecraft owners can configure Votifier, NuVotifier, plugin polling, or signed webhooks in their server integrations. Vote rewards require the matching server-side setup; creating a listing alone does not configure delivery.

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.