Rent a high-performance Satisfactory server on fast hardware. Instant 60-second setup, free mods, always-on DDoS protection and 24/7 support — from $24.99/mo.
Every plan includes DDoS protection, NVMe storage, one-click mods and 24/7 support. Upgrade or downgrade anytime — no setup fees.
Prices in USD. * Slots are performance-based, not licence-capped. 7-day money-back guarantee.
Premium hardware, real protection and a control panel built for gamers — not sysadmins.
Your server is online in under 60 seconds — pick a plan, pay, play. No waiting, no manual config.
Always-on, multi-Tbps filtering on every plan and location keeps your world online through any attack.
High-clock AMD Ryzen cores and NVMe SSD storage deliver zero-lag tick rates and fast world loads.
Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Paris, Warsaw, Stockholm, Milan and Madrid — host close to your players for low ping.
Install modpacks and plugins straight from the control panel — no files, no fuss.
Real humans on live chat and tickets, with a 7-day money-back guarantee on every plan.
Satisfactory is the first-person factory-builder of conveyors, trains and ever-growing production lines on an alien planet. A dedicated server keeps your factory running and saved even when you're offline. Pick a plan and your Satisfactory server deploys in under 60 seconds — no manual install, no command line, no shared lobbies. It ships ready for dedicated server with save management (SML mods), so you can shape the server exactly how your community plays.
We run Satisfactory on high-clock AMD Ryzen CPUs with NVMe SSD storage, wrapped in always-on multi-Tbps DDoS protection — for smooth tick rates, fast world loads and single-digit ping. We recommend around 8–12 GB of RAM, scaling with players and mods. Plans scale up to 4+ co-op.
Manage everything from a modern control panel: a live console, one-click mod & plugin installer, visual config editor, scheduled automatic backups — plus real 24/7 human support whenever you need it.
Your Satisfactory server supports dedicated server with save management (SML mods) — install straight from the panel or upload your own with full file access. No SSH, no headaches, and you can upgrade RAM in one click if a big modpack needs more.
Your Satisfactory server comes with the full GGameHost panel. Click through to see what you get.
Five steps, about two minutes. No command line, no port forwarding.
Choose the Satisfactory plan that matches your group. Starter suits a small private world; you can upgrade in one click later without losing anything.
There is nothing to install and no server to configure by hand. Payment goes through and your machine provisions itself in under a minute.
Your login is the email you signed up with. The panel shows live CPU and RAM, a real console, and one big Start button.
Pick your version, set the slots and allocate 8–12 GB. Mods and plugins install from the panel — no FTP, no config files by hand.
Copy the address from the panel and send it to your group. Plans here run up to 4+ co-op. That is the whole job — the server stays online whether or not you are.
Seven European locations, each with always-on DDoS protection and NVMe storage.
Pick the city closest to most of your Satisfactory players and tell us when you order — we deploy your server there.
See all locations →Satisfactory is a Heavy-class game. For a smooth experience we recommend 8–12 GB RAM, scaling with player count and mods. CPU clock speed matters most for tick rate — our high-clock AMD Ryzen hardware keeps Satisfactory fast even under load, and you can upgrade in one click as your community grows.
The official wiki publishes dedicated-server hardware figures you can size a plan against.
| Resource | Official dedicated-server guidance |
|---|---|
| Memory | 8 GB minimum; 16 GB may be recommended for larger saves or to host more than four players |
| Processor | Intel i5-3570 or better, or AMD Ryzen 5 3600 or better, with a single-thread rating of 2000 or higher |
| Disk | 12.4 GB of server files on Windows (the full game install is not required); 8 GB total on Linux |
The same page notes that the server uses multiple cores but heavily favors high single-core performance. It also states that there is no 32-bit or ARM support and that a kvm64 CPU will not work on a VM such as a VPS.
Satisfactory officially supports up to four players, and the dedicated server is tuned around a default player cap of four. The wiki notes there is no hard player limit on the PC release, so the cap can be raised in config, but it warns that increasing the limit may have negative effects on server stability, performance, and resource usage. It puts the theoretical ceiling at 127 players while noting that this is not practical.
The server software is free and separate from the game. It is distributed through the SteamCMD command-line client, as a tool in the graphical Steam client, or as an add-on in the Epic Games Store, available to all accounts. The Steam client route requires the active Steam account to own the game, while SteamCMD downloads the files without needing a Steam account.
Clients from both the Epic and Steam stores can connect and play on dedicated servers regardless of where the server binaries were downloaded. Crossplay covers Steam with Epic and console with console, but there is none between PC and console, and the console release cannot use dedicated servers. For Steam-to-Epic crossplay, the wiki states that Steam players must have linked their Epic account when prompted, since multiplayer runs on the Epic Online Services backend.
On mods, the modding documentation says that most but not all mods are compatible with dedicated servers, and that client players must have the same mods installed as the server to join.
