Telegram-bot BlockRadar for server owners: control, statistics and free news
BlockRadar transforms Telegram into a Minecraft server owner's remote: status and emergency notifications, statistics, achievements and news releases distributed through BlockRadar.
BlockRadar in Telegram: the remote of the server owner
Minecraft server owners have a separate Telegram bot called BlockRadar. This is not just a set of commands, but a quick interface to monitoring: the server can be monitored, receive important notifications, watch statistics and publish news without opening your personal account every time.
Find out about the problem before the players
If the confirmed server fails to respond, BlockRadar is in no hurry to scare the owner after a single failed check: the system takes into account the confirmatory recheck. When the problem is confirmed, the bot sends a notification. After recovery, the server is online again.
Useful current data is available in the messages – for example, online and ping. This allows you to quickly notice the failure and check the project without constant manual monitoring updates.
📊 Statistics directly in Telegram
Through the bot, you can query the statistics of confirmed servers and watch the dynamics for different periods.
- 👥 average online;
- 🔝 peak online;
- ⚡ average ping;
- The number of copies of IP by players;
- increase or decrease relative to the previous period;
- Regular weekly statistics.
That is, Telegram becomes a short daily report on what the server looks like from BlockRadar.
🏅 Bot reports server achievements
BlockRadar automatically tracks scores and rankings, and if the server is in dynamic status or is out of dynamic status, the owner can find out through Telegram.
The system works with features such as “Fast”, “Fast Growing” and TOP 10/30/50/100 BR rating groups. Marks are not fixed forever: they change with the actual project performance.
Unique Opportunity: Post server news directly from Telegram
The owner of the confirmed server can send news via the BlockRadar bot. You select your server, send the title, text and picture, watch the preview – and publish.
The real events of your project will be suitable:
- Launching a new mode or season;
- ♻ ️ wipe;
- event or tournament;
- a new map or location;
- 🧩 major update;
- an in-game action or event;
- Other important news on your server.
Once published, the material receives its own page in the BlockRadar news section and is tied to your server.
One publication – the entire BlockRadar media network
The most convenient: the owner does not need to manually make separate publications for each BlockRadar site.
The news appears on BlockRadar.ru, after which the regular distribution system can send it to the connected channels BlockRadar - Telegram, VK and Discord. As the project progresses, the distribution network will expand.
This turns the bot from a conventional monitoring tool into an additional channel for the Minecraft server.
🎁 Now the publication of news is free
At this stage, BlockRadar does not charge for the publication of news from server owners and does not set a quantitative limit on normal content publications.
There are only editorial and security restrictions: no mats and insults, prohibited content, spam and senseless duplication. Materials are automatically moderated.
**If something is really happening on the server, talk about it.** Wipes, releases, updates, tournaments, and new modes give players an additional reason to return or log on to your project for the first time.
🔄 How it works
- Add the server to BlockRadar.
- Confirm the ownership of the server in the personal account.
- Put Telegram on.
- Get status, notifications and statistics.
- Click " 📰 Post news" in the bot.
- Select the server and send the text with the picture.
- Check the preview and confirm the publication.
- The news appears on BlockRadar and is included in the outline of distribution through our channels.
Why is this more than just a regular monitoring?
The usual monitoring answers the question: “How many players are on the server?”
BlockRadar builds an entire ecosystem around the owner: monitors availability, collects history, shows dynamics, forms BR Score, reports on achievements and gives the server its own news channel with further distribution of publications.
It turns out to be a single cycle:
Connect the server to BlockRadar
If you are developing a Minecraft project, add it to the catalog, confirm the rights of the owner and connect Telegram. The bot will keep important metrics at hand, and when something interesting happens on the server, it will help to tell the BlockRadar audience about it.
A strong server must not only be stable, it must be visible.