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Palworld server hosting

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Palworld server hosting. Every plan includes 32 players, the most Palworld allows. CloudShield DDoS protection and automatic backups included.

From~~$20.19~~$17.16/mo

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Palworld

8–32 GB

RAMUp to 4 players

8 GB

1 CPU core · 40 GB NVMe storage

18 locations · same price in each

Setup: ~60s
Per month: ~~$20.19~~$17.16

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Per-GB pricing, no setup fees, upgrade any time.

Starter

~~$20.19~~$17.16/mo

Vanilla worlds and small crews.

8 GB RAM
1 CPU core
40 GB NVMe storage
Up to 4 players
Automatic backups
DDoS protection

Pro Most picked

~~$20.19~~$17.16/mo

Modpacks and mid-size communities.

8 GB RAM
1 CPU core
40 GB NVMe storage
Up to 4 players
Automatic backups
DDoS protection

Dedicated

~~$81.09~~$68.93/mo

Whole-node performance for big networks.

32 GB RAM
1 CPU core
160 GB NVMe storage
Up to 32 players
Automatic backups
DDoS protection

Built for Palworld

Every plan includes

Instant automated setup
Full SFTP + file manager
Automatic game updates
One-click modpack installs
Free migrations
Automatic backups
3-day full refund
DDoS protection, always on

Cross-play ready: Steam and Xbox Game Pass players on the same server.
32 players included: Every plan allows the full 32 players Palworld supports, with no slot add-on.
Settings from the panel: Rates, PvP, death penalties and the rest, editable without opening the config file.
Always the current build: New servers install the current Steam build; existing ones update from the panel.

Pal companions

Catch and Partner with Pals

Discover and capture over 100 unique Pals. Build relationships with these creatures, who can help you fight, craft, build, and traverse the world. Each Pal has special abilities and traits.

Open world adventure

Explore the Palpagos Islands

Venture through a vast open world filled with diverse environments, from lush forests to scorching deserts, each hiding rare Pals and valuable resources.

Base building

Build Your Empire

Create and manage your own base with the help of your Pals. Automate resource gathering, crafting, and farming while expanding your territory.

Running a Palworld server

Palworld is memory-hungry, and it gets hungrier. A fresh world with two base camps is cheap to run. The same world three months later, with several guilds, dozens of pals assigned to work and structures everywhere, is not. Size for the world you will have rather than the one you are starting, because moving up later is easier than watching a Saturday night server stutter. Nightly restarts and automatic backups do most of the day-to-day work.

How much RAM do you need?

Players	RAM	Typical use
Up to 4 players	8 GB	A fresh world, one or two base camps.
Up to 8 players	16 GB	Memory climbs with base count, not headcount.
Up to 16 players	24 GB	Several guilds, a mature save, long uptime.
Up to 32 players	32 GB	Full server. Schedule restarts to reclaim memory.

A guide, not a limit: you can change plan later without losing your world.

Getting started

01
Pick a plan and location
Palworld wants memory more than anything else, and it wants more of it as the world ages. Start a tier above what your player count alone would suggest.
02
Deploy and lock it down
The server is up in about sixty seconds. Set a server password and an admin password before you share the address, then name the server and set your slot count.
03
Tune the world settings
Experience, capture and breeding rates, day length, base camp limits and death penalties all live in the settings file. Change them before players start, not after.
04
Schedule restarts and backups
Memory use grows with uptime. A nightly restart keeps it in check, and automatic backups turn a bad patch or a deleted base into a one-click fix.

FAQ

Before you order

Anything else: Discord or a ticket. Most get a first reply within 15 minutes.

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Up to 32, the most Palworld itself allows, on every plan at no extra cost. For a busy server or an old save, pick more RAM rather than more slots.

The newest nodes run AMD Ryzen 9 7900 and 7950X and EPYC 4545P; older ones run Ryzen 5 5600X and Intel Xeon E-series, all chosen for single-core clock speed. Every node has NVMe storage and DDR4 or DDR5 memory to match its CPU. The homepage lists the fleet in full.

New servers install the current Steam build; existing ones update from the panel.

Experience multipliers, breeding speed, capture rates, item stack sizes, PvP, building damage and death penalties, all from the control panel.

Take one from the panel any time or schedule them, and restore in one click. We also keep our own daily snapshots of every node for about two weeks, for the days nobody pressed the button.

Because the world keeps accumulating. Every base, structure, chest and pal assigned to work is state the server holds, and it grows whether players are online or not. A fresh save is cheap to run; the same save three months later, with several guilds, is not. Schedule a nightly restart, and move up a tier when restarts stop helping.

Usually, yes. A locally hosted save can be copied into the server's save directory so nobody loses progress. It is fiddly — the save folder is named by a generated ID that has to match what the server expects — so open a ticket and support will walk through it with you.

Yes. Palworld reads its settings file when the server starts, so edits made while it is running are ignored, and a restart that reloads the old file will quietly undo them. Stop the server, edit, then start. Rates that change progression are best agreed before anyone plays rather than after.

Only partly. Slots set who can connect; the load comes from what those players build and how many pals are working. Eight players with sprawling bases can be heavier than twenty who mostly explore. Size the plan on the world you expect to have, and treat the slot count as a separate decision.

Some do. Palworld's modding scene is young and there is no official server-side mod API, so support varies by mod and often breaks on patches. You have full file and SFTP access, so anything the current build supports can be installed — keep backups and expect to re-check after every update.

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18 locations, one price
Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific and South America.
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CloudShield DDoS protection
Always on, filtered before it reaches your node, part of the price.
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