Catch Pals, build your base and explore as a group on a Palworld server for up to 32 players, with the RAM needed to handle the load.
The entry tier, to start small.
2 GB of RAM
From1.25€ / month incl. VAT
A group of friends who play regularly.
4 GB of RAM
From2.08€ / month incl. VAT
A growing community, with no ceiling.
8 GB of RAM
From3.75€ / month incl. VAT
Demanding worlds and heavy mods.
16 GB of RAM
From7.08€ / month incl. VAT
Large communities, without compromise.
24 GB of RAM
From10.41€ / month incl. VAT
Several heavy servers on the same machine.
32 GB of RAM
From13.75€ / month incl. VAT
A network of servers on a single machine.
48 GB of RAM
From20.00€ / month incl. VAT
The machine you never question again.
64 GB of RAM
From26.25€ / month incl. VAT
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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A dedicated Palworld server runs continuously on our machines, independently of the player who started the game. When a game is hosted locally, everything stops as soon as the host leaves the game. Here, your friends keep exploring, catching Pals, running the base's production lines and progressing while you are offline.
Running Palworld at home means leaving a PC on day and night, with the game and the server fighting over the same memory. With us, a Ryzen 9 at 5.4 GHz, DDR5 ECC and NVMe Gen4 absorb the load without slowing down. DDoS protection is permanent and your personal address is never exposed to players.
The Starmine panel exposes the Palworld settings directly: server name, access password, admin password and player count up to 32. Your choices are automatically written to the PalWorldSettings.ini file. Autosave runs every 30 seconds, and the world reset is triggered from the panel whenever you want to start over on a blank map.
The player count is set in the panel, up to 32. Palworld mostly consumes memory: count on 16 GB at minimum for our plans on this game, and more if the group is large or the bases spread out. The limit is changed in the panel, with no reinstallation.
The panel directly manages the game's official settings, the ones that go through PalWorldSettings.ini. For everything else, the web file manager gives you access to the server files, and the live console shows you what the server reports at startup. It is up to you to check compatibility with the installed version.
A local game depends on the host's PC: when they disconnect, the world closes and nobody plays. A dedicated server runs permanently, keeps the whole group's progress and does not expose your personal address. Your PC no longer shares its memory between the game and the server.
The world autosave runs every 30 seconds, which limits any loss to a few moments of play in case of an incident. Automatic server backups are also kept and can be restored from the panel, without going through support.
Yes. The world reset is triggered from the panel and regenerates a blank map, without reinstalling the server or changing the address. Remember to grab a backup first if you want to keep a record of the previous game. Your settings remain editable afterwards in the panel.
The server is delivered installed and started within minutes. You receive a free subdomain, easy to share with your friends, and all that is left is to set the server name and the passwords in the panel before the first connection.
Yes, changing game is free of charge: one command in the panel and your machine switches to any title in the catalog. If the group tires of Palworld, you keep the same plan. Remember to download a backup of the world before switching if you intend to come back to it.
