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About 9Minecraft Bedrock Servers

This site lists Bedrock Edition servers — the ones you can join from a phone, tablet, console or the Windows version of Minecraft, not from the Java launcher.

Pinged over RakNet, not self-reported

Bedrock servers answer on a different protocol from Java, so each entry here is queried over RakNet on its own port (19132 by default). The player count, version and MOTD come straight from that reply. Nothing on this page is a number an owner typed in.

Built for joining from a device

Every listing shows the address and port in the shape Bedrock actually wants, so you can copy it into Play → Servers → Add Server without converting anything. Servers that also accept Java players are tagged as cross-play.

No account, no paid ranking

Browsing, filtering and copying an address need no login, and position in the list cannot be bought. Owners may submit a server; that does not change where it ranks.

Part of the 9Minecraft network

9Minecraft has published Minecraft content since 2012. This Bedrock list sits alongside the Java server list, plus separate sites for seeds, skins, capes, schematics, tools and the wiki — all reachable from the 9Minecraft Universal menu in the header.

Corrections

Wrong address, dead server, or something that should not be listed? Use the contact link in the footer and include the address and port.

How to join
Server address
Port

Click a field to copy it.

  1. Open Minecraft on your phone, console or PC.
  2. Go to Play → Servers tab → scroll down to Add Server.
  3. Paste the address and the port above into the two fields. The server name can be anything.
  4. Press Save, then tap the server in the list to join.

Bedrock uses port 19132 by default. If the port above is 19132 you can leave the port field empty.