Palworld Server Hosting

Palworld is extremely RAM hungry. For small groups (2-4 players) we recommend at least 8 GB RAM. For larger groups or if you explore a lot, 12 GB, 16 GB or even more are strongly recommended to avoid crashes and lags.

By default, our dedicated servers support up to 32 players simultaneously. This is significantly more than in normal co-op mode (4 players).

Yes, you have full access to the `PalWorldSettings.ini`. You can adjust XP multipliers, catch rates, item drops, stamina consumption, egg incubation time, and much more to your liking.

Yes, that is possible, but requires some manual work as player IDs are handled differently on dedicated servers. There are tools in the community that help with this. You can upload the world files via SFTP.

Currently (as of now), Steam version and Xbox/Gamepass version are not compatible for dedicated servers. Our servers are primarily designed for the Steam version. Crossplay is planned by the developers but not yet fully implemented.

We recommend regular automatic restarts (e.g., every 4-6 hours) as Palworld still has problems with memory leaks. This means the RAM fills up over time. A restart clears the RAM and ensures smooth performance.

You must set an admin password in the config. In the game, you can then enter the command `/AdminPassword YOURPASSWORD` in the chat to receive admin rights.

Palworld does not officially have mod support yet, but there are already mods (e.g., UE4SS based mods). These can be installed manually via SFTP. Note that client and server often need the same mods.

We have servers in Germany and in USA (Salt Lake City).

Palworld receives frequent updates. Our system detects these and installs them automatically at the next server restart. Keep your server updated to avoid connection errors.

Yes, PvP can be enabled in the server settings. It is often off by default but can be turned on for exciting guild wars.

Guilds work on dedicated servers exactly like in co-op. You can join forces, share bases, and catch Pals together.

You can set a server password in the settings so only your friends can join. Alternatively, you can leave the server public.

You can create a backup manually or with automatic configuration in the panel at any time or download the `Saved` folder via SFTP.

This is often due to an outdated server version or overload. Restart the server to install updates and clear the RAM.

Yes, this is one of the most popular settings. You can decrease the multiplier for incubation time (PalEggDefaultHatchingTime) in the config so huge eggs don't take hours anymore.

Currently, there is no native whitelist function in the game itself, but this can often be solved via external tools or mods. A password is the safest way to keep unwanted players away.

Yes, you can set what you lose upon death (Nothing, only items, items & Pals, etc.). This makes the game more relaxed or harder, as desired.

The limit for bases per guild can be adjusted in the config. By default, it is limited, but on your own server, you can increase it.

Yes, on a dedicated server, time continues. Your Pals continue to work in the base. Make sure they have enough food, otherwise they will be sick or depressed when you come back!

Customers can set up manual or automatic backups for a minimal fee.