Build, loot and survive the horde nights on your own 7 Days to Die server, with slots from 5 to unlimited players and up to 48GB of RAM. How setup works
Servers set up for 7 Days to Die out of the box, so your group can spend its time playing instead of configuring.
Pick from 5, 30, 60, 100 or unlimited player slots and change your tier whenever your group grows.
Start at 6GB of RAM and move up to 48GB, with player slots from 5 to unlimited, whenever your community grows.
CosmicGuard filtering keeps your server online through floods and attacks.
Fast loading and saves on Gen 4 NVMe SSDs, backed by a 10 Gbps network port.
Upgrade to High or Real Time CPU when your server needs more processing headroom.
Choose 5, 30, 60, 100 or unlimited player slots when you configure your server. You can upgrade or downgrade at any time without affecting your existing server.
7 Days to Die plans start at 6GB and go up to 48GB (6GB, 12GB, 32GB or 48GB). Start with what fits your group and scale up whenever your world or community grows.
Normal CPU is included with every server. High CPU and Real Time CPU are optional upgrades that give your server more processing priority, which helps busy or heavily modded servers.
7 Days to Die servers are hosted in Dallas, USA on Gen 4 NVMe storage, with a 10 Gbps network port, unlimited fair-use bandwidth and 6 Tbps CosmicGuard DDoS protection.
Yes. Your game server dashboard includes SFTP access, so you can upload your existing world and files. Migrating is done on your side; it is not a managed service.