Update 1.2 ready · 9 regions
Satisfactory Server Hosting from EUR 8.00/mo
Dedicated Satisfactory servers with both required ports handled automatically, NVMe SSD, and DDoS protection. Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Canada, USA (California), USA (Virginia), Singapore, India, and Australia.
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Medium
12GB · Growing factory ready
EUR 11.80/mo
3900X
Ryzen 9 CPU
NVMe
Storage
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Hardware
Ryzen 9 3900X-class Standard tier with NVMe storage and DDoS protection on every plan. There is no tier to pick: all plans for Satisfactory in this region run on this hardware.
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Satisfactory Medium
A growing factory with more machines, more automation, more players.
€11.80/mo
12GB
25GB
Ryzen 9 3900X
Shared CPU
Included
3 server port allocations included. Up to 5 available on request.
Configure MediumInstant setup after checkout.
Built for factories that scale
Networking handled for you, RAM sized for your factory's real footprint.
Both Ports Handled For You
Satisfactory's dedicated server needs both the game port (7777) and the Reliable Messaging port (8888) open to work. We provision both automatically, no manual port forwarding on your end.
Update 1.2 Ready
Runs the current Satisfactory branch, including 1.2's weather system, fluid trucks, and the new Game Modes menu.
Upload Your Local Save
Bring your existing single-player or LAN save across through the panel and keep building where you left off.
NVMe SSD Storage
Fast disk I/O for save files that only grow as your factory sprawls.
DDoS Protection Included
Always-on filtering on every plan, no add-on required.
9 Regions
Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Canada, USA (California), USA (Virginia), Singapore, India, and Australia, pick whichever is closest to your crew.
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Server delivery time
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes. Pick Australia (Sydney) or Singapore in the plan selector. Both cost the same as our European servers, from €8.00 a month for 8 GB RAM. Servers there run on a shared AMD Ryzen 9 5950X with NVMe storage and DDoS protection. For New Zealand, Sydney is our closest location; for Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam it is Singapore.
- The most common cause is that a Satisfactory dedicated server needs two ports open, not one: the standard game port (default 7777, TCP+UDP) and the Reliable Messaging port (default 8888, TCP). This has been required since Update 1.1 and continues in 1.2. Self-hosted servers that only forward one port fail to connect reliably. We open and configure both automatically, so this is not something you need to manage.
- Yes, our servers run the current Satisfactory branch, including Update 1.2's weather system, fluid trucks, real pause, and the new Game Modes menu.
- Memory use grows with the size of the factory more than with the number of players. The official Satisfactory wiki puts the minimum for a dedicated server at 8GB and recommends 16GB for larger saves or more than 4 players. Early game with a small crew runs comfortably on 8GB, a growing factory with more automation and more players is more comfortable on 12GB, and a sprawling mega factory with a full crew benefits from 16GB or more.
- Yes. Upload your local or LAN save file through the panel and continue building on the dedicated server without starting over.
- Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Canada, USA (California), USA (Virginia), Singapore, India, and Australia. Pick the region closest to most of your crew, and check the live latency preview before you order.
- Yes, on every Satisfactory plan at no extra cost.
- Usually because one of its two ports is closed. Since 1.0 the server uses port 7777 over TCP and UDP, and since Update 1.1 also port 8888 over TCP for reliable messaging. With 7777 open and 8888 blocked, the server shows up but joining hangs or times out, which catches people who set up a server before 1.1. On our servers both ports are set up for you.
- Only when Auto Pause is off. The Server Manager has an Auto Pause setting that pauses the game while no players are connected. Switch it off and the dedicated server keeps simulating the factory while everyone is offline: production continues, trains keep moving, and you come back to full containers.
- Yes. Satisfactory saves transfer cleanly from single player to a dedicated server, so you can start solo and move the factory across once your group grows.
- Belt and machine simulation is CPU bound and largely single threaded, so a very large factory is limited by single core speed rather than by core count. This is why per core performance matters more than thread count for Satisfactory specifically.
- The server is trying to send a client more state than the connection can carry, usually when joining into a very large factory. It is a symptom of factory size and connection quality rather than of a broken server, and it tends to appear on the initial join rather than during play.
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Both ports handled, DDoS protection, and NVMe SSD, in 9 regions.
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