Your server's public status page

Every server on clan.me gets a public status page at clan.me/minecraft/your-server-name. The page is created the moment you add your server from the dashboard and updates automatically with every plugin heartbeat.

What appears on your page

The page is structured as a status page, not a listing. From top to bottom:

• Identity card: server icon, name, online or offline badge, address, and tags
• Status strip: live player count, 24-hour uptime percentage, 24-hour peak, and a link to the full analytics dashboard
• Map link: if you've set a live map (BlueMap, Dynmap, Squaremap, LiveAtlas, or a custom URL) in Settings → Live Map, the page links out to it in a new tab
• Just-spotted feed: the 12 most recently seen players, refreshed every 30 seconds
• Player roster: everyone spotted in the last 30 days
• Server details: version, software, address, and embed snippet

Your URL and slug

Your slug is generated from your server's name when you first submit: lowercase, non-alphanumeric characters stripped, maximum 56 characters. If two servers share the same name, a short random suffix is appended to avoid collisions.

Once set, your slug does not change even if you update your server's display name. The URL is permanent.

Editing your page

Everything on your page is managed from the Owner Dashboard. Open your server's Settings tab to update the display name, description, tags, Discord and website links, and live map URL. The General section also controls visibility: public, unlisted (reachable only by direct link), or private (accessible only through a secret link).

To remove your server from clan.me entirely, use the Danger Zone section at the bottom of Settings. Deleting a server removes the page and all of its analytics data.