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MinecraftAdvertise your Minecraft server with creators.
Minecraft server promotion for new SMPs and growing networks. Book a creator for your launch, a new season or a big update, and start with a small budget.
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Creators promoting Minecraft servers.
Compare Minecraft creators by public price, platform and audience, then book the promotion that fits your server.
How Minecraft promotions work.
From first search to payout, every step is handled on-platform with built-in deadlines and protection
Find your Minecraft creator
Filter creators who actively play Minecraft by platform, budget and audience size. See real stats, reviews and connected accounts.
Book with payment protection
Choose a package and pay securely. Your payment is protected until the work is approved. The creator has 72 hours to accept, if they don't respond, you're automatically refunded.
Creator promotes your server
Once accepted, the creator delivers the promotion within the package's timeframe. If the deadline passes without delivery, you're automatically refunded.
Review, approve or dispute
You have 72 hours to review the delivery. Approve to release payment, or open a dispute if something's wrong. If you don't act within 72 hours, the delivery is automatically approved and the creator gets paid.
What Minecraft promotion actually costs.
You do not need a big budget to start. Promotions start at €10.00 and scale with the audience you reach.
Testing and starting phase
Up to €50.00
Smaller creators and single posts. The cheapest way to find out whether promotion works for your server before spending a real budget.
Steady growth
€50.00 - €200.00
Mid-size creators for servers that have tested a small promotion and want to reach more players on a regular basis.
Launch or new season push
€200.00 and up
Established Minecraft creators with large, engaged audiences. Built for a server launch, a new season or any event that needs players from the start.
Reach Minecraft players where they already are.
Each platform reaches Minecraft players in a different way. Pick the one that fits your server.
YouTube
A sponsored segment, a server showcase or a full video played on your server. Videos stay online, so players can keep finding your server months later.
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Posts inside Minecraft community Discords, where players are already talking about where to play.
Browse Discord creatorsTikTok
Short clips of your best builds, events and game modes, with the creator's own commentary. A quick way to reach players who were not looking for a server.
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Reels and stories that show off your server to Minecraft players scrolling for something new, with visuals that sell your best builds at a glance.
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Launch, new season and update announcements, posted at the moment players are choosing where to play next.
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Live streams on your server, with the sponsored segment placed outside game content. Viewers can join while the stream is still live, often alongside the streamer's own community.
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Why promote your Minecraft server?
Getting your Minecraft server found
A new SMP or small network starts with one problem: nobody knows it exists yet. Server lists help players who are already searching, so they are worth using. Plenty of Minecraft players are not browsing a list on the day you launch, though, and a good server can stay quiet simply because nobody has heard of it. Minecraft server promotion with creators gives you a second way to be found.
The creators players already follow
Minecraft creators add something different: a person players already follow, showing your server in action. A YouTube video, a TikTok clip or a Twitch stream lets people see your world and your community before they join. That reaches players who were not looking for a new server, and it works alongside your server lists and your own Discord.
When to promote your Minecraft server
A launch, a new season and a big update are the natural moments to promote your Minecraft server, because you have something new to show. Book once the server is stable and ready for new players, so a bad first visit does not waste the attention. One small promotion at the right moment tells you more than a big budget spent too early.
Why book through Fusey
Minecraft server promotion often runs through private messages and forum threads, where every deal sets its own price and paying first means hoping the video goes live. On Fusey, all accounts are verified and prices are public: what you see is what you buy. The creator is only paid once the promotion is delivered and you approve it, or your review window ends.
What you get on every order
Filtered to Minecraft
Compare creators who actually reach Minecraft players, not general gaming reach.
Verified audience numbers
Reach is pulled from their connected accounts, never self-reported.
Deadlines that bind
Creators commit to a delivery date. Miss it and you are refunded automatically.
Protected payments
Your payment is only released to the creator once you have approved the delivery.
Disputes handled by us
If a delivery is poor or missing, open a dispute and our team resolves it.
How to advertise a Minecraft server
Five practical steps for new SMPs and growing networks, from getting the server ready to checking who stays.
Get the server ready
Promotion sends new players to whatever they find on their first visit, so fix that first. Test your spawn, rules and permissions with a few friends, and make the first few minutes easy to follow. We suggest at least two weeks without a crash before you pay for promotion.
List it and collect votes
Add your server to a few Minecraft server lists. Signing up is free, and paid bumps can move you up later. Write a short, honest description with your game mode, your version and whether you support Java, Bedrock or both. Then ask your first players to vote, because votes help you climb without paying. Lists catch players who are already searching, so they are a good place to start.
Build a Discord community
A Discord server gives new players somewhere to ask questions, find friends and hear about events. Keep it simple at the start: a welcome channel, your rules, announcements and a place for help. Share the invite on your list pages and on the server itself. Discord helps you keep the players you reach, because you can tell them about your next update or season instead of hoping they come back.
Work with creators
A creator shows your server to players who were not looking for one. This is also where deals can go wrong, with private messages, changing prices and no way back if the video never appears. Public prices let you compare creators before you message anyone, with the 15% Fusey fee added on top. Verified accounts mean audience numbers come from connected accounts, not screenshots. Payment protection means the creator is paid after you approve the delivery, or when your review window ends, and a missed deadline refunds you automatically. Browse Minecraft creators, start with one small promotion, and require the creator to disclose your relationship and follow the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines.
Measure who stays
A promotion can bring a burst of new players, and many may only try your server once. Count who comes back, not just who joins. Note your player numbers before the promotion, then check how many new players return after a day and after a week. Ask where they heard about you, or give each channel its own Discord invite that never expires. Compare your own results over time, and spend more only on what keeps players.
How the channels compare
No channel does everything, so use them together. Server lists catch players already searching, creators reach players who were not looking, and Discord helps keep them.
| Channel | What it does | Estimated cost |
|---|---|---|
| CreatorsShows your server in action to players who were not looking for one. | Shows your server in action to players who were not looking for one. | Estimate for YouTube: about $10 to $80 at 1k to 20k subscribers. Estimate for TikTok and streams: $30 to $80 per clip at 10k to 50k followers, and $200 to $500 for a two-hour stream with 1k to 5k viewers. |
| Server listsCatch players who are already searching for a server. | Catch players who are already searching for a server. | Free to sign up. Estimate for paid spots: about $5 to $100 a week, depending on the list and the placement, or $15 to $50 per bump on Planet Minecraft. |
| Discord communitiesHelp you keep players and bring them back for updates and new seasons. | Help you keep players and bring them back for updates and new seasons. | Free to run, apart from your time. |
| Paid adsBuy reach on ad platforms, which stops when your budget does. | Buy reach on ad platforms, which stops when your budget does. | Estimate: about $0.50 to $4 per click, depending on the platform, the audience and your targeting. |
Questions about Minecraft server promotion.
Promotions start at €10.00 for smaller creators and single posts, so a new SMP can test one promotion on a small budget. As a guide, smaller creators cost up to €50.00, mid-size creators €50.00 to €200.00, and larger creators €200.00 and up. These bands are Fusey's guide, not a rate card, so compare the creators' own prices before you book.
Creators bring visibility, and your server has to keep the players. A promotion puts your server in front of people who already watch Minecraft content, but nobody can promise how many will join or stay. That depends on how ready your server is, how you welcome new players and what brings them back. Start with one small promotion, see who stays, then spend more once you know it works for your server.
You are protected against that. Your payment is secured from the moment you book and if the creator never delivers, you are automatically refunded in full. Once they deliver, they send proof and you have 72 hours to approve or dispute it before it is approved automatically. If the promotion is missing or poor quality, you open a dispute and our team reviews the evidence from both sides, if the ruling is in your favour, you receive a full refund.
Yes. Advertising rules in the EU, the UK and the US require creators to make clear when a video, stream or post is paid for. Creators turn on the paid-promotion label that YouTube, Twitch, TikTok and Instagram each offer, and also say and show that it is an ad at the start, repeating it during a live stream. Free ranks, in-game currency and other perks you give a creator count as payment too. These rules apply to you as well. The Minecraft Usage Guidelines require you to make creators disclose their relationship with you and follow the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines, so put both in your content instructions.
Creators can promote your server, its game modes and paid perks that keep the game fair, such as cosmetic items other than capes and anything that looks like a cape. The Fusey Advertiser Guidelines do not allow asking them to promote paid perks the game publisher forbids, such as pay-to-win advantages. If a perk gives players a competitive advantage or ruins the game for others, do not sell it or promote it. Your server, perks and advertising must be suitable for all ages, and only players with a genuine paid-for copy of Minecraft may join. Check the Minecraft Usage Guidelines for what your server may sell.
Yes. Fusey has one Minecraft page for Java, Bedrock and crossplay servers. Creators list Minecraft as one game, so tell the creator which edition your server runs, and check before you book that their audience plays that edition.
The best time is once your server is stable and ready for new players. From there, a launch, a new season and a big update are the natural moments, because you have something new to show. Book a few days ahead to give the creator time to accept and fit the promotion into their schedule.
Put your Minecraft server in front of new players.
Compare creators, book a promotion package and show your Minecraft server to players who have not found it yet.
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NOT AN OFFICIAL MINECRAFT SERVICE. NOT APPROVED BY OR ASSOCIATED WITH MOJANG OR MICROSOFT. Fusey B.V. runs this marketplace and is responsible for it, not Mojang or Microsoft. Each creator sells and is responsible for their own promotions. For questions about this service or a purchase, email contact@fusey.gg.