Prepare
A Discord account you control
Sign in with the account that owns or administers the community associated with the server.
For server owners
Bring your community to the Grizzly Server Directory.
Connect the exact server you own, verify its Discord community, build a private listing draft, and submit it for Site Owner review. Nothing is published just because you visit this page or sign in.
Nitrado is the currently supported provider connection. Provider credentials and verification evidence remain private.
Before you start
Have the account, server, and community details ready.
The owner workflow identifies a real provider service and a Discord community you control before a listing can be reviewed.
Prepare
Your supported provider account
The current owner workflow uses Nitrado to discover and verify the exact service without publishing provider credentials.
Prepare
Current community details
Have the server name, game, platform, owned Discord community, and an invite that resolves to that exact community ready.
Recommended
Listing details
A description, community invite, and listing image are recommended so players can understand the server after publication.
How listing works
Private while you build; public only after approval.
The workspace derives progress from the real connection, verification, readiness, and moderation states. It does not create a listing automatically.
Connect
Connect your supported provider account and choose the server you want to list.
Verify
Confirm the Discord community you own and make sure its invite opens that same community.
Build Your Listing
Add the server details players will see. Your draft stays private while you work.
Submit for Review
Submit when the required checks are complete. Submission does not publish the listing.
Published
After Site Owner approval, your listing appears in the public directory and remains available to manage.
What players see
Players see your approved listing—not your private account details.
After approval, players can see the public server name, game, platform, description, image, community invite, and other supported listing details. Provider tokens, ownership evidence, and private drafts are never public listing content.