Pricing

Find your game. That’s your plan.

One ladder, not one price list per game. Find the game you want, and the cheapest rung it appears on is your plan — no RAM maths required. Each rung exists because a game we host genuinely needs that much — we measured every one ourselves, and each game's page shows the number it came from. The top rung is headroom for worlds that outgrow their floor. No base fee, no slot pricing.

Starter4 GBguaranteed · $2.75/GB
Runs Valheim
// one world, done properly
Standard6 GBguaranteed · $2.75/GB
Runs HumanitZ, VEIN & Satisfactory — and everything cheaper
// one world, done properly
Plus8 GBguaranteed · $2.75/GB
Runs Enshrouded — and everything cheaper
ValheimHumanitZVEINSatisfactoryEnshrouded
// or two small worlds at once
Pro12 GBguaranteed · $2.67/GB
Runs Palworld & Windrose — and everything cheaper
ValheimHumanitZVEINSatisfactoryEnshroudedPalworldWindrose
// or split it: two full-size games side by side
Elite16 GBguaranteed · $2.56/GB
Runs Conan Exiles — and everything cheaper
ValheimHumanitZVEINSatisfactoryEnshroudedPalworldWindroseConan Exiles
// or split it: two full-size games side by side
Ultimate24 GBguaranteed · $2.46/GB
Runs every game we host, with room to spare
ValheimHumanitZVEINSatisfactoryEnshroudedPalworldWindroseConan Exiles
// or split it: three games at once

Not sure which one? Three steps.

STEP 1

Find your game

Every rung lists the games it runs. Find yours, and the cheapest rung it appears on is the smallest box we would honestly run it on — that is your floor.

STEP 2

Start at that floor

Not one rung up “to be safe”. The floors are measured on this hardware, so they already have the headroom in them. Go up only if you want a second game running alongside.

STEP 3

Change it whenever

One click, prorated, same world, no reinstall — up or down. Your world grows into a bigger rung when it needs to. You are not committing to anything today.

Straight answers, no pitch

How much RAM do I actually need?

Start at the floor for your game and move up only when your world does. Every rung above is sized off a number we measured ourselves on this hardware, not a number we copied — Conan idles near 9 GB, HumanitZ near 3.8, Windrose about 4.6 per player. That is why the ladder starts where it starts: the bottom rung of each game is the smallest box we would actually run it on. You are not locked in — sizing up is one click, prorated, same world.

How many players can I have?

However many the game allows. We don’t sell player slots — there is no 4-slot or 10-slot version of anything here, and no per-player fee. Most hosts price by slot and never tell you how much RAM sits behind it, which is how a “10-slot” server ends up cheaper than ours and slower than ours. We sell you the RAM and let the game decide the rest; each game has its own cap and its page says what it is.

Can I run more than one game at the same time?

Yes. The RAM is a pool, not a single server — a 16 GB plan is one Conan world, or Valheim and Enshrouded running side by side, or three smaller worlds. You divide it however you like from the panel, and there is no extra fee for the second server. Most hosts sell a separate box per game and bill you twice for the same idea.

Can I switch games later? What happens to my world?

Switch whenever you like, at no cost, and every world stays exactly where you left it. Measured on our own node rather than asked of your trust: Valheim → Palworld took 2.98 seconds, the trip back 1.25 seconds, and the Valheim world came back byte-for-byte identical — same 327,199 bytes, same checksum. Go from Conan to Palworld for a month and switch back — your Conan world is untouched and still there, not reinstalled. Worth checking against anyone else you are considering: most panels “switch” by wiping and reinstalling, and a few charge you for a stored slot per world you want to keep. We keep them all, free, because each game writes to its own save area on your volume.

Can I install mods? Do I get real file access?

Yes to both. Full file manager — browse, edit, upload, download, unzip — plus a one-click mod loader on every game we host, with version pinning so an update can’t move the build under your modpack. And every server setting is a labeled field in the panel, not a raw config file you have to Google: 190 of them for Conan, 116 for Palworld, 90 for HumanitZ, 85 for VEIN, 64 for Enshrouded, each checked against what the server actually writes. The one exception is Satisfactory, which genuinely has no server settings file — you configure it from the in-game Server Manager once you have claimed the server, and we would rather say that than invent a form for it.

What if I pick the wrong size?

Change it in one click, prorated, same world, no reinstall — up or down. Start at the floor. We would rather you moved up because your world grew than have oversized you on day one and called it a recommendation.

Will other customers on the machine slow me down?

No, and this is the one we are most willing to be held to. Your RAM is a hard, dedicated allocation the kernel enforces — a neighbour cannot reach into it no matter what they run. We never oversell: oversold hosts promise more RAM than the machine physically has and everyone stutters when it gets busy. Your CPU allocation is three cores on a Ryzen 9 9950X, and because these games run their world on a single thread, the tick never comes close to that ceiling — so autosaves and boss fights don’t turn into lag spikes. We will tell you the box, and answer any question about it.

Do I get backups? Can I take my world with me?

Six restore points, off-site on a separate network: last night’s copy, two we take automatically before any game update, and three slots you control. One click to roll back or download any of them. And your world is yours — download it from the file manager any time, including on your way out the door. No export fee, no support ticket, no hostage-taking. If you ever leave we would rather you left with your save than left angry.

How fast is it up?

Minutes. The server is created the moment your order clears and boots straight away — there is no queue and nobody provisions it by hand. Conan, the heaviest thing we host, is accepting connections about nine seconds after it starts.

Where are the servers?

NA East — one location, stated plainly, on hardware we name. Every plan page measures your actual ping to the real machine in your browser, so you can see it before you buy rather than trusting a map with a dot on it.

How does billing work, and how do I cancel?

Monthly, no contract, no setup fee. Cancel in one click and it stops at the end of the period you already paid for — no phone call, no retention script, no “are you sure” maze. There is also a 72-hour money-back guarantee: if the box isn’t what the spec sheet said, one message gets your refund, and we don’t ask for an exit interview.

Game-specific questions?

Each game has its own page with sizing advice, the full settings list and its own FAQ: Valheim · Palworld · Enshrouded · Windrose · Conan Exiles · Satisfactory · HumanitZ · VEIN.

Still not sure? Just ask.

Thinking about it

Not sure which rung fits your group, or whether we run the game you want? Ask — no account needed. Tell me what you want to run and roughly how many of you there are, and I’ll tell you which rung I’d actually buy — even if that is the cheap one. Not about a game? Ask anyway.

Already have a server

Open a ticket from your dashboard instead. It lands in front of me with your server already attached, so I am not asking which one and what plan before I can help. Most answered within the hour, every one within four.

Open a ticket →

monthly · no contracts · 72-hour money-back — if the box isn't what the spec sheet said, one message gets your refund

Every server runs on an AMD Ryzen 9950X (high-clock, for smooth ticks) — NVMe storage, DDoS-protected network, the full control panel, nightly backups, and never oversold. That's the whole pitch.

Valheim, Palworld, Enshrouded, Windrose, Conan Exiles, HumanitZ, VEIN, Satisfactory and Rust now — V Rising & Sons of the Forest next.