Game server hosting
Your own Palworld server on AMD Ryzen 7 7700 in Germany or EPYC 4244P in New York. Ready in minutes.
Palworld holds every base, Pal and piece of automation in memory, so size for how much your group builds rather than how many of them there are.
Pocketpair's official minimum. A small private world for a few friends.
$16/month
Matches Pocketpair's recommended 16GB specification exactly.
$32/month
For a long-running world, heavy bases, or a big modded server.
$40/month
10GB at $20/month and 12GB at $24/month are also available — see all plans.
Most budget hosts advertise "premium hardware" and never tell you the chip. Here is ours.
192GB DDR5 per node. High-clock Zen 4, which is what a Palworld simulation tick actually wants.
Our North American fleet. Germany and New York are the only two regions we run.
Multithreading is an opt-in flag, and the official docs say leaving it unset may improve performance in v1.0+.
Pocketpair warns that low-performance storage may corrupt saved data — not merely slow the server down.
We do not cap player slots. Palworld's own limit is a launch argument we raise on request.
Your server is live as soon as payment clears, with direct file access for mods and configs.
16GB. That is Pocketpair’s own recommendation for a dedicated Palworld server, and it is our $32/month plan.
The official documentation lists 8GB as the minimum and explicitly warns that running there raises the risk of out-of-memory crashes. It recommends larger than 32GB for big servers. In practice the number is driven less by how many people are online than by how much they have built — Palworld holds every base, every Pal and every piece of automation in memory, so a long-running world grows steadily heavier even with the same group of players.
As many as you want. We do not cap player slots, and Palworld’s own limit is a launch argument rather than a hard cap.
Pocketpair documents the player limit as -players=32, which is a default you can change, not a ceiling built into the game. Tell us the number you want and we will set it. The honest constraint is resources rather than licensing: past roughly 30 concurrent players a Palworld world needs RAM and single-thread headroom more than it needs a bigger number in a config file.
Not necessarily — but in-game co-op only stays up while the host is playing, and it holds far fewer people.
Palworld’s invite-code co-op runs on the host’s own machine. When they close the game, the world goes with them, and everyone’s performance depends on that one person’s PC and home connection. A dedicated server runs independently: it stays online whether or not you are, and players can log in on their own schedule.
| Requirement | Official value |
|---|---|
| CPU | 4 Core + |
| RAM (minimum) | 8GB — the docs note this raises out-of-memory crash risk |
| RAM (recommended) | 16GB |
| RAM (large servers) | Larger than 32GB |
| Storage | Faster SSD. Low-performance storage may corrupt saved data |
| Operating system | Windows 64bit or Linux 64bit |
| Port | UDP 8211 (default, changeable) |
| Player limit | -players=32 default, adjustable |
Source: Pocketpair’s official dedicated server requirements and server launch arguments . Quoted as published — we have not substituted our own estimates.
Common questions about running a Palworld dedicated server with us.
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