Conan Exiles server hosting
with 16 GB that's actually yours.
Conan Exiles: Enhanced is RAM-hungry by nature — the UE5 rebuild idles near 9 GB before a single player joins. Most hosts sell you "slots" and hide the memory behind them; we give you 16 GB of guaranteed, dedicated RAM on a Ryzen 9 9950X, never oversold, and put the exact number on the receipt. Your world stays smooth from week one to the purge in month six — and every one of Conan's 190 server settings is a labeled field in your panel, not a line in ServerSettings.ini.
Conan Exiles dedicated server hosting price: from $41/mo · 16 GB dedicated RAM · $2.56/GB · AMD Ryzen 9 9950X · never oversold
A Conan box that won't crowd
your world out.
Conan Enhanced is heavy. Here's why a dedicated, never-oversold box is the honest way to run it:
Conan idles at 9 GB. We give you 16.
A modded Exiled Lands world with a few people on it can chew through the low teens of gigabytes before you've built a wheel of pain — and UE5 made that heavier, not lighter. Most hosts sell "slots" and hope you never ask how much RAM sits behind them. We hand you a hard, dedicated 16 GB and put the number on the receipt.
A long-running world deserves headroom
Conan worlds are persistent — your base, your thralls, your decay timers all live in memory for months, and the thing that kills them is a neighbor's server stealing your RAM on an oversold box. We never oversell a node, so the server you spin up in week one performs the same in month six when the purge comes knocking.
An actual chip, not "premium hardware"
You're on an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X with guaranteed dedicated RAM — a chip you can go look up, not a marketing word. Most hosts won't tell you what CPU you're on or how much memory you get. We put both in writing, because in a market built on vague promises, the specs are the pitch.
Order it, it provisions itself and boots. No port-forwarding, no leaving your PC on, no SSH.
Your Conan dedicated server —
every setting a labeled field.
Conan's ServerSettings surface is enormous — 190 settings most hosts leave you to hand-edit in a config file (or just don't expose at all). Ours ships every single one as a labeled field with a plain-English explanation, organized into 16 categories — built from the same data as our public Conan config generator and verified on our own hardware.
Name, passwords, region, anti-cheat, login queue, AFK and ping limits.
PvE / PvP / raiding switches, clan size, corpse and loot rules.
Per-day PvP and raid windows — combat and base damage on a clock.
God summoning, avatar lifetime, dome damage, summon windows.
Thirst, hunger, corruption, stamina, movement and carry weight.
Player, NPC and thrall damage, health, aggro range, durability.
Conversion speed, follower limits and budgets, decay, downed rules.
Harvest and respawn rates, crafting cost and speed, craft-from-storage.
Overall, harvest, kill, craft and passive XP rates.
Piece health and damage, stability, land claim, decay timers, pickup.
Day-cycle, daytime, night and dawn/dusk speed.
Purge difficulty, triggers, prep time, duration, offline-purge rules.
Sandstorms, dynamic events, fatalities, ambient life, creative mode.
Maelstrom storms, Elder Things, surge despawn, storm windows.
Chat, clan markers, target lock, health bars, corpse and marker limits.
Allow or block player connections by world region.
Set a value, restart, it's applied. No SSH, no editing ServerSettings.ini by hand — and your world is still yours to download whenever you want.
The Conan server you're actually renting.
The honest spec, stated plainly — no "premium hardware" hand-waving, no slot math. See the exact machine →
Conan Exiles: Enhanced idles at 8.61 GB on our own hardware before anyone joins — that floor is the UE5 engine, not your player count, so a five-person world needs nearly what a ten-person one does. We measured it on a 12 GB cap — the plan we sell it on — and it sat at 8.61 GB with 3.28 GB spare and no memory pressure at all. So 12 GB is the base level: a small crew, a vanilla or lightly-modded world. Size up to 16 GB for a long-running world, a real Workshop modlist, or a proper population — and 24 GB for a server that only grows. What we have NOT measured is ten people and a modlist on it at once; when we have that number it goes right here rather than being guessed at.
Bringing an existing world? Upload your save folder through the panel's file manager and keep playing — it stays yours to download, always. It's a native Linux Enhanced server — new Steam builds arrive in the panel in one click, or automatically if you ask for that — and your files are open for a Steam Workshop modlist whenever you want one.
And if you would rather not choose: your RAM is a pool. Size up once and run Conan Exiles and something else side by side on the same plan, with no second bill.
Conan Exiles server hosting — straight answers
How much does Conan Exiles server hosting cost?
From $32/mo for 12 GB, $41 for 16 GB, or $59/mo for 24 GB — guaranteed dedicated RAM, no slot pricing, no setup fee. 12 GB is the entry point and it is a real one: we booted Conan: Enhanced at exactly that cap and measured 8.61 GB in use with nobody connected, 3.28 GB spare, and zero memory-pressure events. That suits a small crew on a vanilla world. It is not the plan for a big modded server — see below.
Which plan do I actually need for Conan?
The thing to understand about Conan: Enhanced is that its RAM floor is set by the ENGINE, not by how many people are on. Measured on our own hardware at the cap we sell it on: 8.61 GB in use, nobody connected. That is why 8 GB Conan servers stopped working — admins on Funcom's own forum report Enhanced getting OOM-killed at 8 GB where it used to be fine before the Enhanced update, and our number says the same thing. So: 12 GB is the base level — a small crew, a vanilla or lightly-modded world that is not years old. Size up to 16 GB for a long-running world, a heavy Workshop modlist, or a real population; 24 GB is for servers that only ever grow. Straight about the limit: we have measured Conan idle at several caps, we have NOT yet measured it with ten people and a modlist on it. When we have that number it goes on this page. Moving up a plan is a click and it never touches your world.
Why does it cost more than the $10 Conan servers I've seen?
Because we give you 16 GB of dedicated, never-oversold RAM and tell you the exact number. The cheap "Conan servers" elsewhere sell you player slots and hide the RAM behind them — and on a UE5 game that idles near 9 GB, that hidden number is exactly what decides whether your world stutters when the purge hits. We'd rather charge for a box that actually runs Conan than sell you a slot count.
Is this the Enhanced (UE5) version?
Yes — a native Linux Conan Exiles: Enhanced dedicated server. We publish each new Steam build to the node and the panel offers it in one click; turn auto-update on and each new build lands on the nightly sweep — switching it on updates and restarts the server right then, rather than sitting there looking like it did nothing.
Can I run Steam Workshop mods?
Yes. Paste a Workshop ID into the panel and we fetch the mod, put it where the server expects it and add it to the modlist — about ten seconds, no files to touch. Removing one is the same in reverse. You still get the full file manager on a Conan box — browse, edit, upload, download, unzip — so if you would rather do it by hand, or bring a mod that isn't on the Workshop, the files really are yours. And your RAM is a hard, dedicated slice, which matters here: Conan's popular stacks (Pippi, Age of Calamitous, EEWA) are hungry.
Can I change the server settings — XP rates, purge, decay?
Yes — all of them, and not by hand. Every one of Conan's 190 server settings is a labeled field with a plain-English explanation in your panel, sorted into 16 categories: XP and harvest multipliers, the full purge system, building decay, per-day PvP and raid windows, thrall and combat tuning, even the Siptah Maelstrom. Change a value, restart, it's applied — no SSH, no hand-editing ServerSettings.ini. And your files are still yours to download anytime.
Which map does it run — Exiled Lands or Siptah?
Exiled Lands out of the box. Isle of Siptah is supported by the game too — message us and we'll set it up on your server. Enhanced can even run both maps connected on one server; that's a setup we'll help you with rather than pretend it's a one-click toggle.
Can I move my existing Conan world here?
Yes — upload your save (the game's Saved folder) through the panel's file manager and keep playing where you left off. It works the other direction too: your world is always yours to download. Exit insurance, included.
Do you back up my Conan world?
Yes — every night, automatically, to off-site storage on a separate network from your server (Cloudflare R2). Last night's copy, two taken before any game update, and three slots you keep yourself — six restore points, one click to roll back or download. On by default, no extra cost.
How many players can join?
You set the cap. Most community Conan servers run 10–40 slots; the 16 GB tier comfortably handles a ~10-person crew with mods, and 24 GB scales up for larger or heavily-modded servers.
Where are the Conan servers located?
NA East (Montreal) — on an AMD Ryzen 9950X with NVMe storage, a DDoS-protected network, and direct game and query ports (no proxy hops). One location today; more regions when enough people ask.
Claim your spot on the Conan box.
16 GB of guaranteed RAM on a Ryzen 9 9950X, never oversold — a native Enhanced server with all 190 settings as labeled panel fields and your files fully in your hands.
Your Conan Exiles server —
every setting in your panel.
The config tools we built for self-hosters — now built into the host. No files, no SSH.
