Resources
Short, practical guidance for first-time buyers and sellers of Minecraft and Discord servers.
Valuation
Most servers trade on a multiple of monthly profit — Blomine caps Minecraft servers at 20× and Discord servers at 60×. Recurring revenue, low owner dependency and diversified traffic push the multiple up; single-platform risk pushes it down.
Due diligence
Revenue evidence over at least 12 months, ownership of domains and accounts, analytics access, expense breakdown, and how much of the operation depends on the current owner.
Gaming
Look at average concurrent players, retention across updates, store conversion, plugin ownership and whether the Discord community transfers with the server.
Transfer
Agree the asset list before payment: server files, domains, Discord ownership, social accounts, source code, branding and any legally transferable customer data.
Sellers
Clean up your numbers, separate personal accounts, document operations and reduce owner dependency at least three months before listing.
Safety
Be sceptical of unverifiable revenue, borrowed screenshots, sudden urgency and sellers who refuse a live walkthrough. Report anything that looks wrong.
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