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Vintage Story server hosting

  • 24/7 uptime, monitored around the clock
  • Automated backups, restored from the panel in one click
  • AMD Ryzen™ 9 9950X

Not sure what you need?

Answer three questions and we will size the server for you.

Flint

$10.99/mo

Billed monthly

  • AMD Ryzen™ 9 9950X
  • 2 vCores @ ~5.7 GHz
  • 4GB DDR5 RAM
  • Unmetered NVMe Storage
  • 3 Port Allocations
  • Advanced DDoS Protection

Located inAshburn, VA

Copper

$20.99/mo

Billed monthly

  • AMD Ryzen™ 9 9950X
  • 3 vCores @ ~5.7 GHz
  • 8GB DDR5 RAM
  • Unmetered NVMe Storage
  • 4 Port Allocations
  • Advanced DDoS Protection

Located inAshburn, VA

Bronze

$29.99/mo

Billed monthly

  • AMD Ryzen™ 9 9950X
  • 4 vCores @ ~5.7 GHz
  • 12GB DDR5 RAM
  • Unmetered NVMe Storage
  • 5 Port Allocations
  • Advanced DDoS Protection

Located inAshburn, VA

Iron

$38.99/mo

Billed monthly

  • AMD Ryzen™ 9 9950X
  • 5 vCores @ ~5.7 GHz
  • 16GB DDR5 RAM
  • Unmetered NVMe Storage
  • 6 Port Allocations
  • Advanced DDoS Protection

Located inAshburn, VA

Meteoric

$53.99/mo

Billed monthly

  • AMD Ryzen™ 9 9950X
  • 7 vCores @ ~5.7 GHz
  • 24GB DDR5 RAM
  • Unmetered NVMe Storage
  • 8 Port Allocations
  • Advanced DDoS Protection

Located inAshburn, VA

Steel

$66.99/mo

Billed monthly

  • AMD Ryzen™ 9 9950X
  • 7 vCores @ ~5.7 GHz
  • 32GB DDR5 RAM
  • Unmetered NVMe Storage
  • 8 Port Allocations
  • Advanced DDoS Protection

Located inAshburn, VA

Generation that keeps up

Vintage Story builds its world as people walk into it, and that work lands hard on a single core. High-clock cores and NVMe storage mean the map is ready in front of your explorers rather than stuttering behind them.

Mods straight from ModDB

Drop a mod zip into the Mods folder over SFTP or the file manager and restart. Server-side mods, content packs and full overhauls are all yours to run, with nothing held back for a higher tier.

A save that keeps growing

Your world is a single database file that gains weight with every chunk anyone visits. Unmetered NVMe storage means a years-old map with rolling backups is never the reason you have to pay more.

Our Locations.

Everything you need to run a game server without compromise.

Map of Virginia with Ashburn marked

DDoS Protection

Enterprise-grade mitigation keeps your server online no matter what gets thrown at it.

Low Latency

Global network of bare-metal nodes ensures your players get the smoothest experience.

24/7 Support

Real humans available around the clock. Get help when you need it, not a bot response.

Instant Setup

Your server is ready in seconds. No waiting, no hassle, just deploy and play.

Custom Panel

Manage mods, plugins, backups and players from a powerful yet simple control panel.

Auto Backups

Scheduled backups run silently in the background. Restore snapshot with a click.

Vintage Story hosting
questions

What people ask before they put a Vintage Story server with us, and the honest answer to each.

Premium plans run on AMD Ryzen™ 9 9950X at about 5.7 GHz with DDR5 memory and unmetered NVMe storage, in Ashburn, Virginia. Budget plans run on AMD EPYC™ 7662 at about 3.3 GHz with DDR4 memory and a fixed NVMe allowance, in Detroit, Michigan, for around half the price. Pick premium when single-core speed matters most, and budget when the price does.
Less than most survival games until mods arrive. 4GB is comfortable for a handful of friends on a fresh world, 8GB suits a small community, and a heavily modded server on a well-explored map is far happier on 12GB or more. How much of the world has been walked matters more here than the number of people online.
Yes. Anything from ModDB, plus anything you have written yourself, installed by uploading the zip into the Mods folder through the file manager or SFTP and restarting. Mod configs live in your server files, so you keep full control over them.
Yes. A Vintage Story save is a single file, so you can upload the world you have been playing alone and carry on with friends, and pull a copy back down whenever you want one.
Whichever you pick. Stable and unstable builds are selectable from the panel, so you can hold on a version while your mod list catches up, then move to the newest release on the day it ships.
Daily backups run on their own, and you can take one on demand before adding a mod or updating the server. Restoring is a click, which is worth a lot on a world nobody wants to explore twice.