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FICSIT never stops. Neither does your server.
A dedicated Satisfactory server means the conveyor belts keep rolling whether anyone's online or not, and nobody has to save-and-send the world around. 8 GB RAM and 4 vCPU by default — this game does not respect small servers.
UDP 7777 · needs lots of RAM · default 8 GB RAM · 4 vCPU
Why host Satisfactory here
Built for a heavy game
8 GB default RAM. Satisfactory's dedicated server is demanding; we size for reality, and you can resize later.
Shared factory, no host
Everyone connects to the same always-on world — plan the megafactory across time zones.
Saves you can touch
Browse, download and upload save files from the dashboard file manager.
Set the cap
Max players is a dashboard field; the engine defaults to 4 but you decide.
Satisfactory hosting FAQ
How much RAM does a Satisfactory server need?
Plan on 8 GB minimum; big late-game factories benefit from 12–16 GB. If the server starts stuttering as the factory grows, drag the RAM slider up — no reinstall needed.
Can I upload our existing save?
Yes — upload the save through the file manager and load it from the server console. Your factory carries on.
Does progress continue while we're offline?
The world stays online and ready 24/7. Factories simulate while players are connected; the moment someone joins, production is exactly where you left it.
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