Rules and whitelist
Post the season rules and pin them. Take applications in a whitelist channel and lock it between windows.
Run the SMP, show off the builds and keep the crew in one place. Text channels, voice, a shared feed, events and game discovery. Frenz is being built to feel simpler than Discord, with shorter setup and fewer dead ends.

A Minecraft community on Frenz combines text, voice, a shared feed, events and live streams. Set up channels for rules, whitelist applications and redstone help, post builds and timelapses to the feed, and connect the community to Minecraft so players who add the game find it in Browse.Product facts reviewed July 18, 2026
Set up the SMP
You pick the structure. These five are where most crews start, built from the same text, voice and moderation tools every Frenz community gets.
Post the season rules and pin them. Take applications in a whitelist channel and lock it between windows.
Give each season its own announcements channel. When the world ends, lock the old channels and keep the history.
A channel for farm rates and contraptions. When text fails, hop into voice and screen share the build with audio.
Screenshots, timelapses and clips in the shared feed, where they stay visible instead of scrolling away.
Schedule build contests and UHC nights with events. Everyone who is in gets a reminder before it starts.
Build showcases
The community feed keeps posts, screenshots, clips and full videos in one place, so a base tour from March is still easy to find in July.
Timelapses, base tours, farm demos and the moment a creeper undid a week of work. All of it can live on the same profile and feed.
Upload from any device, or press F9 on PC to save the moment from the instant replay buffer.
Trim, lay a music track over it, apply filters and adjust playback speed.
PC captures land as private drafts on your profile until you post them.
A build is rarely one person. Tag the squad members who were in the moment and the clip shows on their profiles too and reaches their followers' feeds.
Found through the game
Community discovery uses the games people choose. Game tags and box art give the crew more surface area in Browse.
Players who add Minecraft to their profile see matching communities first in Browse and recommendations.
The games on a profile shape Browse and recommendations.
Communities connected to Minecraft appear ahead of unrelated groups.
Game box art appears in Browse, so the listing is easy to spot.
The listing is one route. The content the crew posts is the other.
Event nights
Build contests, UHC brackets, shopping district openings. The tools are simple: events, voice, live and the feed.
Create a community event so the whole crew can see what is coming and when.
Free voice channels with push-to-talk or open mic, noise suppression on by default and per-person volume for the loud one.
Go live from the browser or with OBS via a stream key. Share your screen with game audio while chat reacts.
The recording stays as a video afterwards. Clip the highlights and tag the players who were in them.
Minecraft communities
Direct answers about whitelists, showcases, discovery, voice and what a community can charge.
On Frenz, add Minecraft to the games on your profile and open Communities. Communities connected to Minecraft appear ahead of unrelated groups in Browse and recommendations.
You can set this up with the standard tools. Create a whitelist channel, pin the questions you want answered and let players post applications there. Moderators can lock the channel between application windows.
Text channels, voice channels, a shared feed, events, photo and video channels, roles, per-community nicknames and moderation controls such as invites, kicks, bans, pins and locks.
Upload from any device or capture on PC, then trim, add a music track, apply filters and adjust playback speed. Post to the community feed or your profile. Every clip gets a public watch page with a rich link preview.
Yes. Tag the squad members who were in the moment. The clip shows on their profiles too and reaches the feeds of their followers.
Our goal is for a Frenz community to feel simpler than a big chat server: fewer settings, a shared feed beside the chat and game discovery built into the same platform.
Eligible communities with at least 500 members can add up to three paid tiers from €2.99 per month. The owner keeps 90% before payment processing.
No. Voice channels are free, with push-to-talk or open mic, noise suppression on by default, per-person volume and screen share with audio.
Related Frenz guides
Clips, voice and the wider community toolkit, each explained in full.
Free to start
Start with a few channels. The crew makes it a community.