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A Palworld server that can actually handle Palworld
Palworld is hungry — underpowered servers rubber-band and lose Pals. This template defaults to 8 GB RAM and 4 vCPU so your island simulates smoothly, with server name, password and player cap set from the dashboard.
UDP 8211 · needs lots of RAM · default 8 GB RAM · 4 vCPU
Why host Palworld here
Sized honestly
8 GB default because that's what Palworld realistically needs — not a 2 GB plan that falls over at the first raid.
Password + player cap built in
Keep the server yours: password and max players are creation fields, changeable any time.
Persistent world
Bases, Pals and progress live on a volume that survives restarts and plan changes.
Watch it live
Live logs and CPU/RAM graphs in the browser — see a memory spike before it becomes a crash.
Palworld hosting FAQ
How much RAM does a Palworld server really need?
8 GB is the realistic floor for a small group; 16 GB is safer for 10+ players or long-lived worlds (Palworld's memory usage grows over time). Restarting the server periodically also helps — a scheduled nightly restart keeps it snappy.
How many players can join?
You set the cap yourself (up to 32). Practical comfort depends on RAM — figure 8 GB for a handful of friends, more for bigger groups.
Can we move our co-op world to the server?
Co-op saves and dedicated-server saves use different formats, but community tools can convert them; once converted you can upload the save through the file manager.
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