Satisfactory server hosting
sized for the factory, not the player count.
Satisfactory memory grows with what you build, not how many people are online — a solo megabase can outweigh a four-player early game. We measured a fresh server at about 0.4 GB empty and roughly 3 GB with a young save loaded, then priced from 6 GB so your factory has somewhere to go. Guaranteed dedicated RAM on a Ryzen 9 9950X, never oversold.
Satisfactory dedicated server hosting price: from $16.50/mo · 6 GB dedicated RAM · $2.75/GB · AMD Ryzen 9 9950X · never oversold
The number that matters
is how much you have built.
We measured an empty server and a loaded one. The gap is the whole story.
Slot counts tell you nothing here.
A Satisfactory server’s memory is set by machine and belt count, not by how many people are connected. That makes "supports 8 players" a meaningless number on this game — which is exactly why we sell you a RAM figure instead and let you size it to your build.
0.4 GB empty, ~3 GB loaded.
We installed the dedicated server, booted it with no world, then with a save, and read both numbers off the process. Starting at 6 GB is not padding — it is the headroom a factory needs before it starts fighting you in the late game.
No fake panel fields.
Satisfactory has no server settings file — it is configured through the in-game Server Manager, and that is how we hand it to you. Other games in our lineup get every setting as a labeled panel field; this one genuinely does not work that way and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
How much RAM does a Satisfactory server need?
We measured a Satisfactory dedicated server at roughly 0.4 GB before any world was loaded and about 3 GB once a young save was running. The important part is what happens next: memory tracks factory size, not player count, so a long playthrough climbs steadily whether you play solo or with a group. 6 GB is a real starting point, 8 GB is where most serious playthroughs settle, and 12 GB is there for late-game megabases and mod stacks.
Straight answers, no pitch
How much does Satisfactory server hosting cost?
From $16.50/mo for 6 GB, $22 for 8 GB, or $33 for 12 GB — flat $2.75/GB, guaranteed dedicated RAM, no slot pricing, no setup fee.
How much RAM does a Satisfactory server need?
More as your factory grows. We measured a fresh server at about 0.4 GB before a world loaded and roughly 3 GB once a young save was running. The number tracks factory size rather than player count, which is why we start at 6 GB — a mature factory will use it.
Does player count change the RAM I need?
Barely. Satisfactory memory is driven by how much you have built — machines, belts, trains — not how many people are connected. A solo megabase can use more than a four-player early game.
How do I change server settings?
Through the in-game Server Manager, which is how Satisfactory is designed to work — it has no server settings file to edit. We are honest about that rather than showing you panel fields that would not do anything.
Can I move my existing save here?
Yes — upload your save through the panel file manager and load it from the in-game Server Manager. Downloading it back out is just as easy; your world is always yours.
Do you back up my factory?
Yes — nightly, automatically, off-site on a separate network, on top of Satisfactory’s own rotating autosaves. One-click restore from the panel.
Where are the servers?
NA East (Montreal) — AMD Ryzen 9 9950X, NVMe storage, DDoS-protected network.