Enshrouded server hosting
with 64 settings built in.

From $22/mo — pick your size: 8 GB $22 (the size we ship), 12 GB $32, or 16 GB $41. Every size gets the game's full 16-player cap and the same 64 settings. No player-slot pricing, no setup fee, no upsells.

Any time — in your panel, with a restart. That's not a workaround, it's how Enshrouded works: on a dedicated server the game makes its own in-game settings menu read-only and tells players to "use the server interface of the provider." This is that interface. Change a field, restart, it's applied.

64, and the full role system on top. We built the panel from the settings list the server itself writes out, and every field was changed, felt in-game, and cleanly reverted on our own hardware before we listed it.

Enshrouded doesn't have one server password — it has roles. Each role gets its own password, and whichever password a player types at join decides their role. Per role you control inventory access, build rights and reserved slots — all labeled fields in the panel. (Kick and ban stay with the Admin role and are not per-role toggles, so nobody can accidentally lock themselves out of their own server.) "Friends can build, visitors can look" is a couple of fields, not a config file.

Up to 16 — that's Enshrouded's own hard cap, and it's the same on every host. Anyone selling you a bigger Enshrouded slot count is selling slots the game can't fill. Our one plan covers the full 16.

Yes — community mods, the unofficial way. Keen hasn't shipped an official mod API yet, but there's an active scene on Nexus Mods (mostly quality-of-life tweaks), loaded through community DLL loaders like Shroudtopia and EML. On your server, turning mods on installs and wires up the Shroudtopia loader for you; you drop the mod files into the mods folder and restart. One honest caveat: some mods are server-side and apply to everyone automatically, while others need each player to install the matching files locally too — the mod's own page tells you which. And whatever you run, your RAM is a hard, dedicated slice and your CPU share is sized to your plan, so your ticks stay yours no matter who else is on the machine.

Yes — upload your savegame 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.

Yes — every night, automatically, to off-site storage on a separate network from your server (Cloudflare R2). You get last night's copy, two more we take for you before any game update, and three slots you fill yourself — six restore points, any of them one click to roll back or download, no ticket, no waiting. On by default, no extra cost, nothing to configure.

Only if you want it to. We built one-click scheduled restarts into the console — off, daily, or every 12 hours, at a time you pick in your own local time — so a long session never leaves the world sluggish and nobody has to remember. Crash-restart is on by default too, so a server that falls over comes back on its own, and you can always hit restart yourself.

NA East (Montreal) — on an AMD Ryzen 9950X with NVMe storage, a DDoS-protected network, and a single direct game port (no proxy hops). One location today; more regions when enough people ask.

The official footprint is about 4.4 GB idle plus roughly 100 MB per player — under 6 GB even at the full 16 slots. 8 GB is deliberate headroom, not a number we need you to need. One honest size instead of a ladder of tiers to guess between.

Yes. We publish each new build to the node and the panel offers it in one click — or turn auto-update on and each new build lands on the nightly sweep (switching it on updates and restarts the server right then, so it isn't a switch that looks broken). Leave it off and your build stays pinned so a patch can't land under your mods. Either way we re-verify the full settings surface against each patch on our own hardware — 1.0 (slated Fall 2026) gets that treatment the week it ships. On consoles: Early Access is PC-only; 1.0 is set to bring PS5 and Xbox, and we'll verify exactly what that means for player-hosted servers at launch rather than promise it now.