SERVER TYPES

DayZ server type statistics

A cached split of active DayZ servers by playstyle, official/community status and mod profile, built for SEO pages without live aggregation.

Snapshot ready 2026-07-21 14:37 UTC
Online servers 9,687 Cached public snapshot
Players online 23,456 Cached public snapshot
Modded online servers 7,905 Cached public snapshot
Vanilla online servers 308 Pure vanilla profile only
Expansion servers 3,381 43% of modded servers

Playstyle split

PvP 24% 1,009 online servers 4,165 players
PvE 56% 2,351 online servers 6,948 players
Roleplay 6,7% 280 online servers 1,691 players
Mixed 13% 557 online servers 1,284 players

Official/community split

Official 2,2% 212 online servers 1,604 players
Community 98% 9,475 online servers 21,852 players
Unknown 0,0% 0 online servers 0 players

Mod profile split

Modded 96% 7,905 online servers 19,789 players
Vanilla 3,8% 308 online servers 1,968 players

Expansion share

Expansion 43% 3,381 online servers 7,709 players
Other modded 57% 4,524 online servers 12,080 players

DayZ server types FAQ

What do these DayZ server statistics show?

This page breaks down the currently active DayZ servers by how they play and how they are set up. It shows the live number of online servers and players, and splits them by playstyle, official vs community hosting, mod profile and DayZ-Expansion usage, all from real, regularly updated server data rather than guesswork.

What does the playstyle split (PvP, PvE, Roleplay, Mixed) mean?

It groups online servers by their main playstyle. PvP focuses on player-versus-player combat, PvE on cooperative survival against the environment, Roleplay on in-character communities and Mixed on a blend. The classification is a heuristic based on server name, keywords and settings.

What is the official vs community split?

It shows how many online servers are official servers (run by the game developer) versus community servers (run by players and hosting providers). The vast majority of DayZ servers are community-hosted.

What does the mod profile chart (modded vs vanilla) show?

It shows how many online servers run mods versus pure vanilla servers with no mods. Most populated DayZ servers are modded; vanilla servers keep the unmodified base game.

What is the Expansion share and what counts as an Expansion server?

Among modded servers, it shows how many run the popular DayZ-Expansion mod suite (Core, Bundle, Vehicles, AI and the other DayZ-Expansion mods). A server counts as Expansion when it runs at least one DayZ-Expansion mod.

How often is the data updated and where does it come from?

The statistics are built from continuously scanned public DayZ servers and refreshed regularly, with the same trust filters used across the site, so the splits reflect the live server landscape without putting load on the game servers.