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Currently monitored: 374 servers · 77376 players online
What's newDashboardMinecraft Servers with No Grief and Plugins
374 monitored serversFound: 1177376 players onlineUpdated: Sep 4, 05:10
Best Minecraft Servers with No Grief and Plugins. Compare Minecraft Java and Bedrock servers tagged No Grief and Plugins and built around protection against destructive players and plugin-powered features.
All listed servers match all 2 selected tags rather than only one. No-grief may rely on claims, rollbacks, staff enforcement, or all three. Verify container protection and how quickly incidents are resolved. Combined with Plugins, the selection also emphasizes plugin-powered servers with custom commands, protections, economies, or gameplay systems.
11 monitored Minecraft servers match this selection, and 10 are currently online. 44 players are connected in total, the busiest server has 12 players, the median recorded ping is 96 ms, average 30-day uptime is 92.8%. They span 4 listed countries. The newest matching server was added on September 4, 2026.
Before joining, review No Grief: claim coverage, container locks, rollback tools, and staff response; Plugins: custom commands, protections, performance, and client requirements. Although every result shares the selected gameplay tags, individual servers may use different rules, resets, economies, maps, and progression speed. Open a full server profile for its exact rules and connection requirements.
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Ping98 ms30-day uptime100%Last checked6 min agoSupported versions1.7.2, 26.2
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Ping115 ms30-day uptime99.7%Last checked2 min agoSupported versions1.21.11
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How to choose a Minecraft server
What are Minecraft servers?
Minecraft servers are persistent multiplayer worlds built for player communities. Each server defines its own maps, rules, progression, economy, and game modes. MineRate combines live ping data with information from verified owners so you can compare active communities before joining.
What types of Minecraft servers are there?
Popular categories include: Survival, PVP, Economy, SMP, Vanilla, PVE. Compatible categories can be combined to find a more specific community.
How do I join a Minecraft server?
Open a server page, copy its Java or Bedrock address, and add it in Minecraft's multiplayer menu. Before joining, check the supported client version, account requirements, and whitelist status. Bedrock servers may use a separate address and port; both are shown when available.
How do I find the best server for me?
Start with your edition and game version, then combine game modes, expected player count, country, and access rules. Compare current players, uptime history, screenshots, owner descriptions, and server news. Votes are a useful popularity signal, but stability and the right play style matter more.
What is Minecraft server monitoring?
A monitoring service automatically checks whether servers respond and records their player count, version, and connection latency. MineRate separates these live measurements from owner-written descriptions so players can distinguish technical data from promotional content.
How can a server rank higher?
Owners can add an online server, verify ownership through MOTD or DNS, and complete its public page. Accurate versions, useful categories, screenshots, and community links improve visibility. Player votes affect rankings, while fraudulent and repeated votes are restricted.
Frequently asked questions
Are server status and player counts live?
MineRate checks listed servers in the background and stores monitoring history. The displayed status, player count, version, and ping come from the latest check. A server may change between checks, so each page also shows when its data was last updated.
Can I select multiple server categories?
Yes. Open “All tags” and select up to ten compatible categories. The catalog stays open while you make your selection. Conflicting combinations such as Survival with Creative, PvP with No PvP, or Vanilla with Modded are disabled to avoid empty or misleading results.
What is the difference between Java and Bedrock servers?
Java Edition is used mainly on computers, while Bedrock Edition supports phones, tablets, consoles, and Windows. Some networks support both editions on separate addresses. Choose the correct edition and client version before joining.
Why can a server appear offline?
A game server may be stopped, restarting, under maintenance, or temporarily unreachable from the monitoring location. An offline status does not remove it from the catalog: owner information remains available and monitoring continues to retry.
How does voting work?
Each visitor can vote for a server once per day after a short anti-automation check. Votes affect catalog rankings. If configured by the owner, MineRate can deliver a successful vote through a secure webhook or Votifier to grant an in-game reward.
How can an owner edit a server page?
Add the server to your MineRate account and verify control through an MOTD code, DNS TXT record, or manual review. Verification protects existing descriptions and settings from unauthorized changes. A verified owner can later transfer management without deleting the public page.