Give players an honest first look at your community.
ServerRoam is a community-first directory. You describe your community and servers, prove that you control each server address, and a moderator reviews the listing before it becomes public. FiveM is the first game we are onboarding.
You sign in with Discord. New listings start as private drafts.
Already listed as unclaimed? Open your server’s page on ServerRoam and choose “Is this your server? Claim it”.
What your profile contains
- Community: name, description, languages, rules, founding date, links, upcoming events and optional team members.
- Servers: game, hosting region, language, tags, version, framework and map, whitelist requirement, joining instructions and an application link.
- Images: logo, cover and gallery, shown after a moderation check.
Your text stays in the language you write it in. ServerRoam does not translate it.
Why verification and review are required
Verification shows that the person submitting a listing controls the server address. Without it, anyone could list someone else’s server. For FiveM, you add a one-time code to your server configuration, and ServerRoam reads your server’s public /info.json once to confirm it.
Review means a moderator outside your organization checks the whole community before publication. Every server address in the community must be verified before you can submit it.
At this early stage, verification checks are not yet open to everyone: the ServerRoam team turns them on when it can run them safely, so a check may wait until then. Reviews are done by hand. Neither is instant. There is no guaranteed review deadline, ranking position or traffic.
What to prepare
- A Discord account to sign in.
- Your server’s public address (hostname or IPv4 address) and port.
- Access to your server configuration (for FiveM: server.cfg) or to your domain’s DNS records, to add a verification code.
- A short description, your community languages, rules and clear joining instructions, including your whitelist or application process if you have one.
How it works
- Sign in with Discord and create an organization: the private workspace your team uses to manage listings.
- Create a community, the public profile players see, and add its game servers with their addresses.
- Verify each server address from your dashboard.
- Submit the community for review.
- After approval, your community and its servers appear in the directory. You can withdraw the listing at any time.
Running a server for another supported game? You can prepare a private draft now. The dashboard shows which verification method applies to each address.