Project Atlas

Enter your Minecraft username (Java format, 3–16 characters) and click Send Vote. Your vote is recorded on Minecraft-Server-Lists and helps Project Atlas climb the server rankings.

You can vote once every 24 hours for the same server. If you already voted recently, this page will tell you to come back later.

Most vote blocks are caused by the 24‑hour cooldown or a username validation issue. If captcha is enabled on Minecraft-Server-Lists, you also must complete it before submitting. If you still cannot vote, try again later or contact the server staff with your username and the time you voted.

Whether you get in‑game rewards depends on the server’s vote plugin configuration. Some servers reward votes; others only use votes for ranking. If the server uses Votifier or another vote listener, staff can verify delivery in console logs.

Yes. Votes are a primary signal for visibility on Minecraft-Server-Lists. You can track vote totals and trends on the stats page: /project-atlas/stats. Current totals (best effort): 0 votes (24h), 0 votes (7d), 0 votes (30d).

This is the Minecraft-Server-Lists vote page for the Project Atlas listing. Some servers also have additional vote links on their own website, but voting here specifically boosts the server on Minecraft-Server-Lists.

Confirm you typed your exact username, then wait a few minutes in case the server queues offline votes. If rewards still do not arrive, ask the server to check their vote listener logs (NuVotifier / VotingPlugin / SuperbVote). This page can record the vote even if the server’s reward plugin is misconfigured.

Use the Overview tab for the server address, platform (Java/Bedrock), versions, and links. If you are troubleshooting connectivity, try the Server Status Checker tool from the tools menu.