Satisfactory server hosting
Co-op factory building.
Slots
How many players can join at the same time. More slots cost a little more.
Memory allocation
We mark the size that fits your slots. More memory costs more.
CPU boost
A boost lets your server use more processor power when it is busy.
Additional NVMe storage
Extra room on fast NVMe storage for worlds, maps and backups.
Location
Pick a location close to most of your players.
Extras (optional)
Need something else, like more than 24 GB? Open a support ticket and we will sort it out for you.
Every plan includes
- DDoS protection
- A control panel
- Your choice of location
- Support by ticket
- Automatic backups
- Switches on after payment
About Satisfactory hosting
Satisfactory is a first-person factory-building game that supports co-op. A dedicated server keeps your save available so friends can join without the host being online.
Memory use rises as the factory grows, so a late-game save needs more than a fresh one. Players connect to a dedicated server from the game's own server manager.
Satisfactory hosting questions
Will my factory outgrow the plan?
It can, because memory use grows with the build. The planner gives a rough idea, and you can ask support if you need more room.
Can I upload my existing save?
Saves are files, so this is usually possible. Open a support ticket if you would like help.
Which plan should I choose for Satisfactory?
We list Satisfactory on NVMe Pro, which has 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM. How much you need also depends on players and mods, so try the price estimator for a rough estimate.
Can I change plans later?
Our features page describes moving to a bigger plan as you grow. To change plans, open a support ticket. See the FAQ for more.
