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Add a server, step by step

A walkthrough of the Add Listing form, from the top bar to Submit for Review.
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You need to be signed in (see How do I log in?) and you need to own the server, because the form only lets you pick from servers you own. The whole thing takes a few minutes. Watch it once, or follow the steps below.

Adding a server from start to finish. The Submit button is never pressed in this recording.
1

Open Add Listing

Select Add Listing in the top bar.

The Add Listing button in the top bar, marked with a 1
2

Choose Server

You’ll be asked what you’d like to add. Pick Server. (The same page is where you add a Theme, Bot, or Instance.)

The four listing types, with the Server card marked
3

Fill in Server Info

The form has four pages: Server Info, Description, Tags and Details, then Review. On the first page:

  1. Pick your server from the list. It only shows servers you own.
  2. The name and icon fill in by themselves.
  3. Paste your permanent invite link. A green tick means it works.
  4. Select Continue.
The Server Info page with numbered markers on the server picker, name, icon, invite URL, and Continue button
4

Write your description

The Short Description (marker 1) is required. It’s the one-liner shown on your listing card. The About Your Server box (marker 2) is for the longer version shown on your server’s own page. You can format it with Markdown, and there’s a Preview tab to check how it looks.

The Description page with numbered markers on the short description, the about box, and Continue
5

Choose category, tags and rating

  • Primary Category (marker 1) is required. Pick the one that fits best.
  • Tags (marker 2) help people find you. You can choose up to 5.
  • Languages (markers 3 and 4): the primary language starts as English. Change it if your community speaks something else, and add extra languages if you use more than one.
  • Content Rating (marker 5) and the AI content box (marker 6) are where you’re upfront about what’s in your server. What do the content ratings mean? in the FAQ explains each one.
The Tags and Details page with numbered markers on the category, tags, languages, content rating, AI content box, and Continue
6

Review and submit

Check the summary. When you’re happy, select Submit for Review (marker 2). Use Back (marker 1) if you need to change something.

The optional Add FluxerList Bot box on this page is for bumping and FLAT. See FLAT score for why you might want it.

The Review page with the Back and Submit for Review buttons marked

After you submit, the FluxerList team reviews your server and you’ll be notified once it’s approved. See How long does approval take? in the FAQ.