Your game. Your rules. Everyone invited.
- Online in 3 minutes
- No slot caps
- Mod support
- Automatic backups
- Live console
- 30-day money-back
- Engineers who answer
Pick your game.
Every one gets the same server underneath. Prices are flat; player counts are yours.
from $6.99/mo
Minecraft
from $23.99/mo
Palworld
from $12.99/mo
7 Days to Die
from $12.99/mo
Enshrouded
from $12.99/mo
Icarus
from $12.99/mo
Satisfactory
from $4.99/mo
Terraria
from $12.99/mo
Valheim
from $12.99/mo
Rust
from $9.99/mo
Counter-Strike 2
from $5.99/mo
Counter-Strike: Source
from $7.99/mo
Vein
Check your ping to our Seattle rack.
Measured from this browser: one HTTPS round trip to the datacenter your server would run in. Under 40 ms plays like a local machine; under 80 ms is smooth for every game here.
Every server, every game, the same list.
No add-on menu, no higher tier. What's here is on the $4.99 Terraria box and the $23.99 Palworld box alike, and the numbers behind it are published, not promised.
Online in under 3 minutes
Checkout to first join, automatically.
No slot caps
Flat price per server. Sizes are recommendations, not limits.
Mods and modpacks
Full file access, SFTP, and config editing in the browser.
Backups you can restore
On demand or on a schedule, one click to roll back.
Live console
Commands, logs, and events in real time from any browser.
Co-admins
Sub-users with their own logins for your mods and friends.
No noisy neighbors
Nodes stop taking servers at 60% load; the cap and the policy are published on Receipts. Raids get the headroom.
No contract
Cancel from the Console any time. New servers carry the 30-day money-back guarantee.
The panel is the point. It's yours from minute one.
Start, stop, and restart from a browser. Watch the log while your friends join. Drop mods in the file manager. Set a backup schedule once and forget it.
- Live console with command input
- File manager and SFTP for mods, maps, and configs
- Scheduled backups with one-click restore
- Sub-users so a co-admin never needs your password
Explore the knowledge base or open a ticket in the Console. An engineer answers.
