Which server list brings players who stay

Compare Minecraft server lists by new players, voters and day 1, 7 and 30 retention, from the votes your vote plugin already reports. Operator and Network.

Using the dashboardUpdated 2 min read

Open Growth, then Campaigns, then the Vote lists tab. It needs Operator or Network and a Minecraft server whose agent reports votes (NuVotifier or VotingPlugin).

How players are credited

  1. A new player is credited to a server-list campaign when their first touch matched it (join hostname, creator code or Discord invite), as for any campaign.
  2. Only if no campaign matched, they are credited to the site of their first vote, from one day before to seven days after their first join.
  3. A player matched to any other campaign is never counted for a list, and nobody is counted twice.

Voters are all players who voted on that site in the range, new or not.

What you see

  • Which list brings players who stay, which brings the most, and (Network) which gives the best return.
  • For each list: new players, voters, and day 1, 7 and 30 retention with the number of players behind each figure. Lists need at least 20 players old enough for day 7 before they are ranked on it.
  • To merge a vote site with a hostname campaign for the same list, link the site to the campaign in the tab.

Listing fees (Network)

Add what you pay a list, by date. The tab then shows revenue from the players it brought, cost per player and return on spend. Revenue and cost need permission to see money.

Related

Using the dashboardGrowthWhere players come from, store revenue, campaigns, A/B experiments and countries.Using the dashboardConnect a store (Tebex, PayNow, CraftingStore)Add a provider under Growth, Store connections, copy its webhook URL into the store, and see revenue next to playtime.
Still stuck? Email [email protected] with the server name and what you see. For a rejected claim code or no data, include the output of the agent’s status command.