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Survival ยท HorrorZombie survival crafting: scavenge by day, fortify by night, and survive the seventh-night horde.
Recommended start: 8 GB. Sizes below that are hidden for 7 Days to Die.
Zombie survival crafting: scavenge by day, fortify by night, and survive the seventh-night horde.
Your 7 Days to Die server runs on hardware we own and operate: Intel Xeon processors, NVMe storage and our own fiber network, monitored around the clock. You manage it from a web control panel with a live console, file manager, SFTP access and scheduled restarts.
Mods and plugins are supported: Server-side modlets and overhaul mods. Pick the size that fits your group today and upgrade later without starting over.
Configure your serverSomething else? Ask us; the people who run the hardware answer.
Start at 8 GB. As a guide, each extra gigabyte adds room for about 2 more players, and modded servers want more. The order page recommends a size from your player count.
8 recommended, more with power. You set the player limit in the server settings.
Yes: server-side modlets and overhaul mods. Upload them with the file manager or SFTP in your control panel.
Stable branch by default; switch to experimental in the panel.
Search the server name in the in-game browser, or add the address as a Steam favourite.
High-clock is recommended for 7 Days to Die: it leans on single-thread CPU speed. Both run on our own Intel Xeon and NVMe servers.
It is created as soon as your payment goes through, and the game installs on its own. Large games take longer the first time while they download.
Yes. Open a ticket to move to a bigger size or the high-clock tier, and cancel any time from your client area.
