

Status cards on a community website – banner image, how-full bar, map, player list, and a FiveM server with its own accent color and a Discord button.
Game Server Status shows your community a clean, modern status card telling them whether your server is up right now – including player count, how full it is, map, version, MOTD and ping. No external services: the query runs directly over the game protocol – Minecraft Java & Bedrock, Steam/Source A2S, the Quake 3 engine used by Call of Duty, and the own interfaces of FiveM, RedM, Satisfactory, Eco, Palworld, Terraria (TShock), Hytale and Farming Simulator.
Easy to use: add your server under the “Game Server” menu (name, address, port) – you instantly get a ready-to-use shortcode, or let it create a finished page with one click.
[gpgss_server_status id="1"]
With live updates (every 30 seconds, without reloading):
[gpgss_server_status id="1" refresh="30"]
Or directly by address, without saving:
[gpgss_server_status host="mc.yourserver.com" port="25565"]
Your whole network at a glance – “4 of 5 servers online · 87 players”:
[gpgss_network list="1"]
How many people are on your Discord right now, with an invite button:
[gpgss_discord]
Results are cached for 60 seconds to keep your site fast.
The plugin is fully translatable. Every string is ready for community translation on translate.wordpress.org, and a POT template ships in the languages folder for anyone who would rather translate with Poedit or Loco Translate.