Online monitoring

Online Monitoring shows how many players are on an RP project and on each of its servers right now, and how the online count changed over a day, a week and a month. It helps you pick times for events, gatherings and recruitment: you can see when the server is busiest.

Which projects are available

The tabs at the top are the projects: Majestic RP, Russia Online and GTA5RP. The data comes from the projects' own public sources, so monitoring works even if no family on the project uses Reevun.

If an RP platform is chosen in Settings → General settings, monitoring opens on its tab right away. You can always open the other projects by clicking their tabs.

What's on the page

Counters

• Currently online — players on all of the project's servers right now;
• Peak today — the highest online count since midnight Moscow time;
• All-time peak — the project's record.

Chart

The Online statistics chart covers 1 day, 7 days or 30 days. It is made of colored bands: each band is one server, and the top edge is the project's total online. Hover over the chart to see the exact time, the total and the busiest servers at that moment.

• 1 day — a detailed picture, a point every few minutes: you can see when the evening peak starts and when the server empties;
• 7 days — weekdays compared with the weekend;
• 30 days — the overall trend: is the project growing or losing players.

Servers

Below the chart are all of the project's servers, from the busiest to the emptiest: their color on the chart, country flag, name and online count. A green dot on the right means the server is up right now.

Click a server to keep only it on the chart. Click it again to return to the whole project.

How often it updates

Plan	Updates
Free	every 5 minutes
Pro and Premium	every minute

More about plans: Subscription. History is kept for about a month: the last day in detail, older days with a larger step so that the chart opens quickly.

FAQ

The numbers differ from the project's website. Monitoring updates every few minutes, and the project's website may show its online with a different delay. Peaks are based on our own measurements.

There's a gap in the chart. The project's source wasn't answering at that time (for example, during maintenance on the project). As soon as it's back, the chart continues.

My project isn't listed. Write to support — we'll add it if the project publishes its online data.