How do I check my FiveM server's rank?
Look up your cfx.re join code on a tracker that reads the public server-list API. That returns your live upvotePower, player count, slots, region and tags — the same values the game client sorts by, so there is no privileged version of the data.
The quickest route
Take your cfx.re join code — the short string at the end of your cfx.re/join/... link — and look it up. On this site, the checker on the checkout page resolves any join code, and every tracked server has its own page with live figures and a history of how its position has moved.
What you get back
- upvotePower — the value that decides your list position.
- Rank — where that value places you among the servers being tracked.
- Players / slots — current population and capacity.
- Region and game mode — as your server reports them.
- Tags — exactly what you publish, which is worth checking against what you think you publish.
Reading it properly
The absolute number is less useful than the gaps. Being at 900 means nothing on its own; being 400 behind the server above you and 1,200 ahead of the one below is actionable. Our comparison pages put two servers side by side for precisely this reason.
Tracking movement over time
A single reading is a snapshot. What tells you whether your work is doing anything is the trend. We snapshot twice a day and keep the history, so each server page shows whether it has climbed, slipped or held since we started tracking it.
If you are running a campaign, this is the independent verification to use — not the provider's dashboard.
If your code does not resolve
That means the server is not currently listed, which is a different problem from being ranked low. Check the licence key, that sv_master1 has not been blanked, and that the game port is reachable from outside. A server that never registers has no rank to check.