Players now and occupancy
The number of people on the server when the page loads and the percentage of slots occupied. A full server is no use to you, even if it is popular — check when it tends to free up instead.

Pick two servers — even from different games — to see side by side how many people play on them, how they performed over the week, which framework they run and when they have the most players.
Live figures from public server lists
First server
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Second server
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Pick both servers and the comparison will appear here.
What each value means and what to look for
The number of people on the server when the page loads and the percentage of slots occupied. A full server is no use to you, even if it is popular — check when it tends to free up instead.
The average is calculated from hourly records over recent days, so one evening with an event will not skew it. The peak shows how many people the server can handle at its busiest.
The hour when the server reports the most players on average, in your local time. If you play in the evenings, choose a server whose peak falls in the evening.
For FiveM and RedM, this determines how the economy, inventory and jobs work. We detect it from the scripts the server runs; an asterisk means we only know it from the server tags.
Yes. The comparison works across FiveM, RedM, SA-MP, MTA and RAGE:MP. The figures are calculated in the same way for every game, so you can compare them directly.
The server is new to the list or was offline for a long time, so we do not have enough hourly records yet. The data will fill in automatically as more records are collected.
Use Copy comparison link. Both selected servers are stored in the page address, so your friend will see exactly the same comparison, just with up-to-date figures.
The Servers page shows where people are playing right now and the scene ranking across all games.
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