Project Zomboid Server Hosting

Pick a plan that fits your player count and your Project Zomboid server is delivered in minutes. From the panel, set the name, password and rules, add your Steam Workshop mods in the configuration, then share the IP address with your friends. No technical skills required.

Plan for around 4 GB for a few friends in vanilla, 8 GB for about ten players, and 12 to 16 GB for a large community or a heavily modded server. RAM is the real limiting factor: mods and a high zombie population push it up fast. You upsize your plan as your server grows.

Yes. Project Zomboid has one of the richest workshops: maps, weapons, vehicles, survival overhauls. Add the Workshop IDs and Mod IDs to the server configuration; on restart it downloads them, and your players grab them automatically when they connect. Mod order matters: the last one in the list takes priority.

Build 41 is the stable version, ideal for a reliable, already heavily modded server. Build 42 is newer, adding expanded crafting and new regions, but it is still in beta. You switch between them from the panel; back up first, as changing branch reinstalls the server.

Fully. Zombie population and speed, loot rarity, XP multipliers, day length, PvP and safehouse rules: everything is set in your server configuration. You build the experience you want, from hardcore survival to a more relaxed sandbox with friends.

No. Project Zomboid is a PC game, available on Steam, with no console version and no cross-play. All your players connect from their PC, directly through your server's IP address. This PC focus is also what makes the huge Steam Workshop mod ecosystem possible.

Your server stays online 24/7 even with your PC off, without exposing your personal address or lagging your own game when you play. You get dedicated RAM, DDoS protection and automatic backups, vital in a game where death is permanent. And our support helps you whenever you get stuck.