Read the documented floor
Use the game’s own requirements, not a guess. Our guides cite them and say where a figure is community-reported.
Pulsar
16 GB VPS hosting · Pulsar
Pulsar is our 16 GB plan: 6 vCPU, 200 GB SSD, unmetered transfer. Our game-server guides recommend it where the software documents 16 GB or six cores.
Pulsar from $27.99/month · USD · availability varies by region
Overview
Several dedicated game servers publish requirements well above a casual VPS. Our guides take those figures at face value. They recommend Pulsar, not a smaller plan that works at first and fails later.
Our Rust guide cites Facepunch’s setup page as asking for 12 GB of free RAM, more for a bigger map. It reports community figures, not Facepunch’s, of 12 to 15 GB for a busy server late in a wipe.
Our Palworld guide cites the official requirements as recommending 16 GB. The Enshrouded guide says the image maintainers ask for six cores and 16 GB, which is what Pulsar has.
The V Rising guide recommends Pulsar and says Orbit and below are not enough. The 7 Days to Die guide points to Pulsar for eight or more players, mods or a larger map.
Workflow
Treat the documented figure as the start, not the end.
Use the game’s own requirements, not a guess. Our guides cite them and say where a figure is community-reported.
Memory use grows over time on several of these servers. After a long session run docker stats --no-stream or free -m.
Snapshot before updates or a wipe. Daily backups are included and you can keep up to seven free snapshots.
Statements from our guides. We have not load-tested every title.
The guide names Quasar for many players or a stack of plugins, and says Comet sits below the official floor.
The guide calls Pulsar the floor: idle use leaves about 5 GB for one map, a few friends and no mods, which it marks as untested by us. Quasar is its recommendation.
The Satisfactory and 7 Days to Die guides say single-core speed matters more than core count. Extra vCPUs do not replace memory headroom.
Pricing
Monthly pricing in USD. Unmetered transfer, subject to the acceptable use policy.
Small projects & personal apps
$5.99/ month
Billed monthly. No setup fee.
Deploy FlareWebsites & lightweight services
$7.99/ month
Billed monthly. No setup fee.
Deploy OrbitGrowing applications
$15.99/ month
Billed monthly. No setup fee.
Deploy CometThis plan
More demanding workloads
$27.99/ month
Billed monthly. No setup fee.
Deploy PulsarHeavy, memory-hungry workloads
$49.99/ month
Billed monthly. No setup fee.
Deploy QuasarOur largest plan
$89.99/ month
Billed monthly. No setup fee.
Deploy NebulaIncluded
Always on. No scrubbing fee, no attack-time surcharge.
Automated, seven-day retention, restore them yourself.
Save a point to return to. Up to 7, free.
One public IPv4 of your own.
Console access from your browser, even without SSH.
No per-GB charge, subject to the Acceptable Use Policy.
Your public key is on the machine at first boot. No password sent by email.
Server 2019, 2022 and 2025 activate themselves. No separate licence to buy.
Orbit and abovePay in crypto at checkout, not only by card.
Servers, balance, invoices and tickets from your phone.
Answers
Our guide recommends it, and names a larger plan for many players or plugins. Memory grows through a wipe, so watch usage rather than assume.
The ARK guide calls Pulsar the floor for one map, a few friends and no mods, and marks that as untested by us. Quasar is its recommendation.
Not by itself. Our Satisfactory and 7 Days to Die guides say single-core speed matters more than core count. Buy memory headroom first.
Close to your players. Our guides stress latency for games. Compare Dallas, Amsterdam and London in the looking glass, then check availability in checkout.
Unmetered means no per-GB transfer charge. It does not mean unlimited throughput, and the acceptable use policy applies.
Check your region and current stock in checkout, then confirm the requirement for your server.
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