SA-MP, MTA, FiveM and RAGE:MP together. Tell us what you're in the mood for and we'll show you where people are playing right now — and which server keeps its players all week.
Pick what you're in the mood for — the picks change with where people are playing
“Open right away” skips password-protected servers and FiveM servers that mention an allowlist (WL-ON) in their name. Full servers are never recommended.
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How many people are playing on English-language servers right now
Average players over the tracked period across all multiplayers
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How many people play in eight language scenes, when servers fill up and which framework they run on — a summary of our hourly measurements.
Open the scene report →The busiest servers of each scene — live numbers, a chart, when to play and how to connect
A live ranking of your scene's servers as an image — put it on your website, forum or video description
The widget refreshes itself every five minutes and tracks nothing. It also works on forums that allow neither scripts nor embedded frames.
From each project's official public server lists — open.mp, MTA, cfx.re (FiveM) and RAGE:MP. They refresh every 15 minutes (FiveM servers outside the Czech and Slovak scene every hour) and servers report their player counts themselves.
Out of the English-language servers that have players right now and aren't full, we pick the busiest ones matching your choices. Nobody can buy a recommendation and we don't favour any server.
Every hour we store the player count on every server, and the ranking sorts by the average over the tracked period. A single event night can't flip it.
The server has to announce itself to its project's public list and have English set as its language (for SA-MP and MTA an [EN] tag or a word like English in the name is enough). On FiveM we list the 100 busiest English-language servers plus the 20 busiest from every country.
Each multiplayer has its own browser with every server, filters, charts and a connection guide.