How to Add Your Private Server to XtremeTop100

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To list a private server on XtremeTop100, use the Add Site link on the site and submit your server under the matching game category. The site describes itself as a high-traffic top list and markets listing as a way to get more traffic for free. Before you start, have your server's name, a working site or connection address, and a short description ready, since the listing is what players will see and vote on.

What you need before submitting

  • A private server that is already running and joinable.
  • The game your server belongs to, so you pick the right category.
  • A name and short description that tell players what makes the server different (rates, classes, events, staff activity).
  • A way for players to reach you, such as a website or Discord, since listings on the site show details and support channels.

Steps to add your server

  1. Go to xtremetop100.com and find the Add Site link in the site navigation.
  2. Choose the category that matches your game. The list is organized by game, with sections such as MMORPG, Strategy, RPG, FPS, and Consoles, and individual game categories like Perfect World, MU Online, Conquer Online, Minecraft, and Lineage 2.
  3. Enter your server's details: name, description, and the address or link players use to connect.
  4. Submit the listing. It then appears in that game's category, where players can view details and vote.

The exact fields on the submission form are not shown in the available site information, so treat the list above as the minimum and fill in whatever else the form asks for.

After your server is listed

  • Edit Account lets you update your account and listing details later, so you can revise your description or fix a broken link.
  • Votes are the main signal players see. Listings show a vote count next to each server, and higher-vote servers appear higher in the category. Encourage your players to vote regularly.
  • Contact and Advertise links are available if you have questions or want more visibility than a standard listing.

What players see, and why it matters for your listing

Each entry shows a rank, a name, a short description, and a vote count. For example, top entries in the site's sample listing include:

Rank Listing What the description highlights Votes
1 Evolved Perfect World Free international server, PVP/PVE, max level 105, 18 classes, Discord support 12,477
2 Asteria MU Season 21 content, high rates, weekly castle siege, active staff 12,351
3 ImmortalsCo Free-to-play Conquer server, balanced classes, seasonal events, large English community 12,321

Use the same pattern in your own description: state the game version or season, rates, class count, key events, and how players get support. Specific, factual descriptions are what distinguish the top listings from generic ones.

Common snags

  • Wrong category: a server listed under the wrong game gets far fewer relevant views. Double-check the category before submitting.
  • Thin description: listings that only give a name and a link give players no reason to click. Include rates, features, and support details.
  • Ignoring votes: a listing that is submitted but never promoted will sit low in its category. Point players to the vote link and keep the listing active.
  • Stale details: if your server wipes, changes rates, or moves to a new address, update the listing through Edit Account so players are not sent to outdated information.

If you are still deciding whether to list, note that the site's own pitch is traffic: it calls itself the biggest top list for private servers and says joining can bring more traffic for free. The trade-off is that visibility depends on votes and on how well your description stands out among the other servers in your game's category.