Automatic vote bot for Unstable SMP (SMP)

Unstable SMP is a public world where people gather, trade and raid. Voting can run on its own: BoostVote does it under your username, whether you play on PC or Bedrock.

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Game: Minecraft
Official voting sites: 4
Time between votes: 10 h – 24 h
To vote: Minecraft username
BoostVote bot: Available

Unstable SMP, public survival with PvP allowed

Unstable SMP lives at unstablesmp.net, on Java and on Bedrock (port 19132). You gather, trade, raid and survive in a shared world; PvP is allowed, while hacked clients, dupes, exploits and unfair combat mods are banned.

The world already holds big community builds such as Spawn Capital City, Highwater City and ClownPierce Castle. The Discord, discord.gg/unstablepublic, handles announcements, support and events.

A public server that grows through votes

The Unstable SMP vote page says it: voting helps new players find the server. On a public SMP, more people means more trading and more towns.

BoostVote tracks each site's cooldown and votes again the moment it reopens, even if you have not launched the game in a week.

How it works in 3 steps

Step 1 — Create your BoostVote account

Pick Unstable SMP as your server, enter your Minecraft username and enable the voting sites.

Step 2 — Your Unstable SMP bot starts up

A dedicated Docker container starts and votes on a loop on the 4 official voting sites for Unstable SMP.

Step 3 — Collect your rewards

Votes confirmed and rewards credited 24/7. Follow everything live from your dashboard.

Unstable SMP and BoostVote in practice

Bedrock players welcome

Enter your username as the server shows it; the bot votes with it, Java or Bedrock.

Never joins the game

The bot does not connect to the server: it votes on the web, with no risk to your character.

Nothing to type yourself

Captchas and forms on the voting sites are handled by the bot.

Automatic Unstable SMP voting FAQ

I play Unstable SMP on Bedrock. Which name do I enter?

The one the server shows for you in game. If a prefix appears before your name, copy it exactly.

Could the bot get me banned for a hacked client?

No. The rules cover what runs inside the game; the bot never connects to the server and only votes on the voting sites.

What is the Unstable SMP IP?

unstablesmp.net on Java, and the same address with port 19132 on Bedrock.

Where do server announcements happen?

On the Discord, discord.gg/unstablepublic, which also handles support and appeals.

Unstable SMP voting sites covered by BoostVote

4 sites covered

BoostVote votes on the 4 official Unstable SMP voting sites, all handled by your bot: every cooldown is tracked and the vote is fired again as soon as it's possible.

4 open-voting sites — your Minecraft username is enough, no login needed.

How to vote for Unstable SMP

You vote for Unstable SMP on its 4 official voting sites. Each vote pushes the server up the rankings and earns you a reward; after that, each site enforces its own waiting time before the next vote.

Find the official voting sites of Unstable SMP, listed on its website or Discord ("Vote" section).
Enter your Minecraft username on each site: that is what gets credited.
Solve the captcha, then confirm your vote.
Vote again on each site as soon as its cooldown ends:
- Voting site #1 — every 24 h
- Voting site #2 — once a day (resets at 1:00)
- Voting site #3 — every 10 h
- Voting site #4 — every 24 h

With BoostVote, a bot does all of this for you, 24/7: it votes again on each site as soon as its cooldown ends, up to 5 votes a day, even when your computer is off. Launch your Unstable SMP bot →

Security: isolated containers, encrypted credentials

Your Unstable SMP bot runs in a dedicated Docker container, isolated from other accounts. Your voting credentials are encrypted in our database and never shown in plain text.