Satisfactory server hosting
Run your own Satisfactory dedicated server on a Nxeon VPS — full root access, NVMe storage, DDoS protection, and a dedicated IPv4 for big factory saves. From $20.99/mo.
A dedicated Satisfactory server keeps your factory building around the clock, so pioneers can log in and keep the belts moving whether or not the host is online. On a Nxeon VPS you get full root over SSH to install the Linux dedicated server with SteamCMD and manage it yourself.
Satisfactory simulates every machine and item in your save, so RAM climbs as your factory grows — the official guidance is 12 GB minimum and 16 GB for big saves or 4+ players. Our plans run on enterprise NVMe (ZFS) with a dedicated IPv4, DDoS protection, and automatic backups so a sprawling megabase is always safe.
Because of those requirements, the Max 16 GB plan is the recommended pick for a healthy Satisfactory server. The Pro 8 GB plan only fits small, early-game saves. Resize up any time as your factory — and your engineering ambitions — expand.
Run Satisfactory on a Nxeon VPS
Satisfactory is RAM-heavy — 12 GB+ is recommended, so the Max plan is the pick. Full root, NVMe, DDoS protection, one-click resize.
Built for megabases
Full root access
Install the Linux dedicated server via SteamCMD and manage everything over SSH — no host limits.
NVMe on ZFS
Enterprise NVMe in a ZFS mirror for fast saves of huge factory files and self-healing integrity.
Dedicated IPv4
Your own IPv4 so pioneers connect directly on port 7777 — no shared NAT.
DDoS protection
Always-on mitigation plus a managed firewall keep your server online during long build sessions.
Automatic backups
Scheduled backups and snapshots protect a hundred-hour megabase from a bad update.
One-click resize
Add RAM and vCPU as your factory grows — no rebuild, no downtime beyond a quick reboot.
Deploying in minutes
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Deploy a VPS
Pick the Max 16 GB plan and your server is provisioned from Singapore in under a minute.
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Install the server
Use SteamCMD to pull the Satisfactory Linux dedicated server — our guide covers each command.
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Claim it in-game
Add the server by IP in the Server Manager, claim it, set the admin password, and load your save.
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Invite your pioneers
Share your IP and port 7777, and get the belts moving.
Step-by-step setup guides
Prefer to run it yourself, or just want to understand the specs? These walkthroughs cover it.
Questions, answered
How much RAM does a Satisfactory server need?+
The official recommendation is 12 GB minimum, and 16 GB for large factory saves or 4+ players. Our Max 16 GB VPS is the recommended pick for a healthy Satisfactory server; the Pro 8 GB plan only suits small early-game saves and sits below the official minimum.
What ports does Satisfactory use?+
Modern Satisfactory dedicated servers use port 7777 (with the query/beacon consolidated onto it). With full root you control the firewall and open exactly what you need.
How do I claim and manage the server in-game?+
Once the dedicated server is running, you add it in the game's Server Manager by IP, claim it, name it, and set the admin password — then create or upload your save. Our guide walks through it.
Should I run the server on Windows or Linux?+
A Linux VPS is the common, efficient choice — Satisfactory ships a Linux dedicated server you install via SteamCMD. Our step-by-step guide covers the Linux setup.
Why does RAM matter so much for Satisfactory?+
Satisfactory simulates every belt, machine, and item in your factory, so RAM use climbs as your save grows. Big megabases are the reason 16 GB is recommended — starting on the Max plan avoids slowdowns later.
Deploy your first server in under a minute
Creating an account is free and takes no card details. You pay when you deploy — choose a billing term and pay from your wallet or by card at checkout.