How the list works
Disradar lists public Discord servers whose invite still works. We regularly ask Discord for each server’s name, description, icon and its approximate member and online counts: busy servers and servers with the Disradar bot every two hours, servers with 50 or more people online every six hours, the rest once a day. An invite that fails two checks in a row is dropped.
Lists are sorted by the number of people online at the last check. Online share is online divided by members: it shows how alive a server is regardless of size. Each check is kept, which is what the 7-day chart on a server page draws.
Owners can add their server with an invite link or with the Disradar bot. A bot listing is marked Owner verified: Discord only lets people with Manage Server add bots.
Other servers come from public invites on the open web: community lists on GitHub (awesome-discord-communities, awesome-dev-discord, Hacker_Discords and others), public links collected for 50bots, and public listings on discordhome.com. From those we take only the invite; everything shown comes from Discord and passes the same rules as servers added by their owners. Servers marked NSFW by Discord are not listed.