Minecraft: Bedrock Edition Server Info Bedrock Server Info

How it works

bedrockinfo.com reports the live status of a Minecraft Bedrock Edition server using the same method the game itself uses when you open the server browser: a small status request is sent to the server, which answers with its name, version, world, game mode, player counts, and a unique server ID. It's a read-only check — it never joins the server or changes anything on it.

The lookup

  1. You enter host:port (port defaults to 19132).
  2. We ask the server for its current status.
  3. The server replies with its details — name, version, world, game mode, online/max players, and a unique server ID.
  4. We show that here, with a 7-day player-count history and an uptime percentage.

History & uptime

Every check is stored, so the chart stays continuous even when a server is briefly offline (shown as a dip). Uptime is the percentage of the sampled window the server was online. The most recent 30 days are kept.

Bot check

To keep the service free and fair, lookups may ask you to complete a short bot check. It's shown only when you search, and your key is never shared.

Reference

The server status response is documented in the community protocol references: Bedrock Edition protocol (minecraft.wiki) and the RakNet protocol (wiki.bedrock.dev).

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