Palworld server hosting
with all 119 settings built in.

We start at 8 GB, which is what the game asks for and what we have run ourselves for months. Treat it as a base level, not a promise about every world: Palworld grows with age, and big bases, hundreds of Pals and a world that has been going for months are the things that eat memory — not the player count. A fresh or mid-life world with a few friends is comfortable on 8 GB. A long-running or heavily-modded one wants 12, and a big community with the heaviest bases wants 16. Straight about the limits: we publish a measured size-by-size table for Rust because we took those readings; we have not published one for Palworld yet. When we have real numbers they go here, and we would rather say that than round one up into a floor and charge you for it.

From $22/mo for 8 GB of guaranteed RAM, $32 for 12 GB, $41 for 16 GB, or $59 for 24 GB. No player-slot pricing: you set the player cap yourself (up to the game's 32 max) and the price doesn't move. 8 GB is the entry point, not a ceiling — moving up later is a click and it does not touch your world.

Yes — every setting in PalWorldSettings.ini is a labeled field with a plain-English explanation, generated from the game's own current files and verified on our hardware. Change a value, restart, it's applied — and the files are still there if you would rather edit them yourself.

Yes. CrossplayPlatforms is a labeled field in your panel — set the platforms you want (Steam, Xbox, PS5, Mac), restart, and those friends can join. It's one of the 119, not a support ticket.

Your call. ServerPlayerMaxNum is a panel field you set yourself, up to the game's 32-player cap — and the price doesn't move with it. We sell hardware, not player slots.

Yes — upload your existing save through the panel's file manager and keep playing. It works the other direction too: your world is always yours to download, any time. 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.

Yes — Palworld mods work here. Flip mods on in your panel — Palworld ships its own loader, so there is nothing for us to install; install anything on our curated Steam Workshop shelf with one click — about nine mods that we have actually run on a server — or paste a Workshop ID, or upload your own files. One honest caveat: some Palworld mods are server-side and apply to everyone automatically, while others need each player to install the matching files locally too — the mod's page tells you which. Whatever you run, your RAM is a hard, dedicated slice a neighbor can't reach, your CPU share is sized to your plan, and we never oversell.

The server provisions and boots itself the moment payment clears — typically live within a couple of minutes. After that, changes are panel fields and a restart, not tickets.

NA East (Montreal) — on an AMD Ryzen 9950X with NVMe storage and a DDoS-protected network. One location today; more regions when enough people ask.

Yes. 1.0 shipped on 10 July 2026 and the panel was re-verified against it — all 119 settings, checked on our own hardware, same as the GamesOMG tools this panel is built from. Every patch after it gets the same treatment.