Game server status checker

Is it online? Enter an address and pick the game to see players, map, version and response time, checked from the public internet. Works with 31 games and any Steam-query server.

Checked from our server on the public internet. We don't store the addresses you check or any player names. Private and local addresses are refused.

How the check works

We ask the server the same question a server browser does. Most Steam games answer the A2S query over UDP; Minecraft Java uses its Server List Ping over TCP; Bedrock a RakNet ping; FiveM and RedM an HTTP info endpoint; and a few games have their own protocol. Many Steam games answer on a separate query port, so we try the documented candidates for the game you pick.

Why a server shows offline

  • The query port is closed in a firewall, even though the game port is open.
  • The server is still starting or loading its map.
  • You entered the wrong port: an admin panel, RCON or a changed game port.
  • The server is on a private or local address. We only check public addresses.

Checkers by game

With the query ports and fixes for each game.

Questions

Is this server status checker free?

Yes. No account needed. Each visitor can run a handful of checks a minute.

Do you store the addresses I check?

No. The address is used for the one check and a 30-second cache so repeated checks don't hit the server again, then it's gone. Player names are never shown or stored.

Which games does it support?

Minecraft Java and Bedrock, Rust, CS2, CS:Source, TF2, Left 4 Dead 2, Garry's Mod, FiveM, RedM, Palworld, 7 Days to Die, Unturned, DayZ, Project Zomboid, Space Engineers, Arma Reforger, Squad, Valheim, V Rising, Satisfactory, Terraria (TShock), Path of Titans, Conan Exiles, SCUM, open.mp, RAGE:MP, Vintage Story, Assetto Corsa, BeamMP, Hytale with a query plugin, and any other game that answers the Steam query.

Why can't it check my home server?

We refuse private and local addresses (192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x and so on), because they can't be reached from the internet anyway. Use the public IP or hostname players connect to.

Watch it around the clock, free

Basic mode runs this check continuously for one server, keeps the history and alerts you in Discord when it goes down.