How to Set Up a Pavlov VR Server

Pavlov VR is the leading multiplayer VR shooter, from competitive gun-play to the wild Workshop maps and modes. A dedicated server with mod.io content lets you host your own VR community. This step-by-step guide shows you how to set up a Pavlov VR server in minutes — no manual install, no command line.

What you need

• A Pavlov VR plan with around 3–6 GB of RAM — Pavlov VR is a Medium-class game.
• Support for mod.io maps and game modes, included on every GGameHost Pavlov VR plan.
• Your friends or community to play with (up to 24+ slots).

Step 1 — Choose your plan

Pick a plan sized for your Pavlov VR community. We recommend about 3–6 GB of RAM; start smaller and upgrade in one click as you add players or mods. Pavlov VR plans start at $10.99/mo.

Step 2 — Deploy your server

Check out and your Pavlov VR server provisions automatically in under 60 seconds, with console access right away — no manual install, no command line.

Step 3 — Connect & invite players

Once your Pavlov VR server is online, share its address (IP and port) with your friends so they can join. Start, stop and restart it anytime from the control panel.

Step 4 — Install mods & configure

Your Pavlov VR server supports mod.io, Custom maps, Game modes, FTP/SFTP. Install mod.io maps and game modes straight from the one-click installer, or upload your own from the control panel — then tweak settings in the visual config editor.

Step 5 — Keep it running smoothly

Enable scheduled automatic backups, set restart timers, and monitor CPU, RAM and player counts from the dashboard. Always-on DDoS protection and 24/7 support keep your Pavlov VR server stable.

Recommended specs for Pavlov VR

Ready to start? Deploy your Pavlov VR server in under 60 seconds — 7-day money-back guarantee.