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Starmine, Minecraft server hosting

Your 7 Days to Die server, from blood moons to overhauls

Survive blood moons and fortify your base with friends. A 7 Days to Die server with Darkness Falls or Undead Legacy installable from the panel.

GALAXYBest seller

A growing community, with no ceiling.

8 GB of RAM

From3.75€ / month incl. VAT

3 dedicated coresAMD Ryzen 9 7900 · 5.4 GHz
8 GB of RAMDDR5 ECC · 5600 MHz
80 GB NVMeSSD Gen4 · 7 GB/s
Unlimited slotsAnti-DDoS, MySQL and tasks included
Hosted at FreeDatacenter in Paris

BIGBANG

Demanding worlds and heavy mods.

16 GB of RAM

From7.08€ / month incl. VAT

4 dedicated coresAMD Ryzen 9 7900 · 5.4 GHz
16 GB of RAMDDR5 ECC · 5600 MHz
120 GB NVMeSSD Gen4 · 7 GB/s
Unlimited slotsAnti-DDoS, MySQL and tasks included
Hosted at FreeDatacenter in Paris

SUPERNOVA

Large communities, without compromise.

24 GB of RAM

From10.41€ / month incl. VAT

6 dedicated coresAMD Ryzen 9 7900 · 5.4 GHz
24 GB of RAMDDR5 ECC · 5600 MHz
160 GB NVMeSSD Gen4 · 7 GB/s
Unlimited slotsAnti-DDoS, MySQL and tasks included
Hosted at FreeDatacenter in Paris

QUASAR

Several heavy servers on the same machine.

32 GB of RAM

From13.75€ / month incl. VAT

6 dedicated coresAMD Ryzen 9 7900 · 5.4 GHz
32 GB of RAMDDR5 ECC · 5600 MHz
200 GB NVMeSSD Gen4 · 7 GB/s
Unlimited slotsAnti-DDoS, MySQL and tasks included
Hosted at FreeDatacenter in Paris

SINGULARITY

A network of servers on a single machine.

48 GB of RAM

From20.00€ / month incl. VAT

6 dedicated coresAMD Ryzen 9 7900 · 5.4 GHz
48 GB of RAMDDR5 ECC · 5600 MHz
280 GB NVMeSSD Gen4 · 7 GB/s
Unlimited slotsAnti-DDoS, MySQL and tasks included
Hosted at FreeDatacenter in Paris

UNIVERSE

The machine you never question again.

64 GB of RAM

From26.25€ / month incl. VAT

6 dedicated coresAMD Ryzen 9 7900 · 5.4 GHz
64 GB of RAMDDR5 ECC · 5600 MHz
360 GB NVMeSSD Gen4 · 7 GB/s
Unlimited slotsAnti-DDoS, MySQL and tasks included
Hosted at FreeDatacenter in Paris

Player counts are estimates: the real limit depends on your plugins or mods, the render distance and the size of the map.

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Survive the blood moon night together in 7 Days to Die

A dedicated 7 Days to Die server keeps your world running permanently, without depending on the player who starts the game. When the host disconnects, the others keep mining, fortifying the base before the blood moon night and growing their crops. Quest progress, collected loot and land claims stay in place every time you reconnect.

Hosted with us, the world stays online when your PC is off and your personal IP address is never exposed to your players. The Ryzen 9 at 5.4 GHz, DDR5 ECC and NVMe Gen4 absorb world generation and hordes without stutter. DDoS protection is permanent and included, and automatic backups are restored from the panel.

The panel exposes the settings that matter: Navezgane or randomly generated world, world size and seed, difficulty from Adventurer to Insane, blood moon frequency, zombie speed from Walk to Nightmare, player-versus-player combat, loot abundance and respawn, land claims. The live console, scheduled tasks and CPU and memory statistics round out the set.

7 Days to Die in pictures

Zombie horde storming a rooftop under the blood moon
Fortified rooftop with crops and an automatic turret
Entrance to an underground bunker in the forest at night
View from a rusted pickup facing a factory under an orange sky

Frequently asked questions about hosting 7 Days to Die

How much memory should I plan for a generated map?

Our plans for this game start at 8 GB. That is the baseline for a generated map, a few players and entity tracking during a blood moon night. A large world, many built bases or an overhaul demand more. The panel's memory statistics show you where you stand.

Does Darkness Falls run on your server?

Yes. First flip the panel switch that disables the EAC anti-cheat: without that, Darkness Falls, Undead Legacy or War of the Walkers will not load. Then drop the mod folders in through the web file manager. They stay in place after server updates.

What does a dedicated server bring over a local game?

Locally, the world stops as soon as you leave the game and your machine handles both rendering and simulation. Your personal IP address is also visible to every player. With us, the server runs continuously on a dedicated machine, behind permanent DDoS protection.

Navezgane or random world, do I choose in the panel?

Both are in the panel settings. You choose Navezgane or a randomly generated world, its size and its seed. Changing the seed or the map type starts over on a new world, so remember to grab your save first if you want to keep it.

Can we adjust the difficulty and the blood moons?

Yes. Difficulty is set from Adventurer to Insane, and blood moon frequency is fixed in the panel. You also adjust zombie speed, from Walk to Nightmare, loot abundance and respawn, player-versus-player combat and land claims.

Are my backups kept if something goes wrong?

Automatic backups are taken and restored from the panel, without going through support. That is useful after a game update, a mod that breaks the world or a base destroyed by mistake. You can also program scheduled tasks, a daily restart for example.

How long before I can play?

The server is delivered installed and started within minutes of ordering. You receive a free subdomain, simpler to pass along than an IP address. All that is left is to set the map and difficulty in the panel, then share the address with your group.