Satisfactory Server Hosting

A fresh world with a small factory runs fine on 6 GB. As your factory expands with more machines, conveyor belts and vehicles, memory usage grows. For mid to late game factories, 8 GB is recommended. Megabases with thousands of machines benefit from 16 GB.

Yes, you can upload your existing save file via SFTP. That way you continue building right where you left off. Make a backup on both sides first.

Yes. Your server runs around the clock on dedicated hardware. Friends can log in and continue building whenever they want, even when your own PC is off.

Yes, automatic backups are enabled by default and you can restore one yourself through the game panel. If you want to go further back, you can add extra backup slots.

Yes, you can upgrade to a larger plan at any time through the client area. Your world and settings are kept intact.

Choose a plan and a location and pay; your server is then set up automatically. Start it in the game panel, open Satisfactory and go to Server Manager. Add your server with the IP address and port from the panel, claim it with a server name and admin password, and create a new game or upload your save.

The official Satisfactory wiki lists 8 GB of RAM, and 16 GB for larger saves or more than four players, plus a processor with strong single-core performance. In Europe and the US our servers run on an AMD Ryzen 9 7950X or 9950X.

By default port 7777 (TCP and UDP) and port 8888 (TCP) for reliable messaging. At HostValues you see your server's ports in the game panel and do not need to forward anything yourself; in Server Manager you enter the IP address and the main port.

No, we do not have a location in Australia. For players in Australia and Southeast Asia, Singapore is our closest location.

No. According to the official wiki, dedicated servers are not available for the console version of Satisfactory. Your server is for players on PC, via Steam or the Epic Games Store.