Up to 4 players
Pioneer
Pioneer: €8.99 per month.
- 2 vCores AMD Ryzen or Intel
- 8 GB RAM
- 30 GB NVMe
- 1 to 4 players (early game)
- Native Linux
Satisfactory servers · Native Linux
Satisfactory server hosting
Rent a Satisfactory dedicated server hosted in France and keep your factory running 24/7, even when the host is offline. Native Linux server, AMD Ryzen or Intel CPUs, NVMe storage, management straight from the in-game Server Manager and Anti-DDoS included.
From €8.99/month, no commitment.
- 10 GbpsNetwork
- 8 to 24 GBRAM
- NVMeStorage
- DailyDiscord support
Our Satisfactory plans
Four tiers built for every stage of your factory, from your first miners to late-game megafactories.
Satisfactory uses more and more RAM as your factory grows: expect 12 to 16 GB, or more, for a large late-game save. You can move up to a bigger plan from your client area whenever your factory outgrows it.
Your server
Players online at the same time4 players
Pioneer: 2 vCores and 8 GB RAM, sized for up to 4 players.
Rough estimate: actual load depends on your mods, plugins and world size.
5 to 8 playersMost popular
Engineer
Engineer: €12.99 per month.
- 3 vCores AMD Ryzen or Intel
- 12 GB RAM
- 40 GB NVMe
- 4 to 8 players (mid game)
- Native Linux
9 to 12 players
Megafactory
Megafactory: €17.99 per month.
- 4 vCores AMD Ryzen or Intel
- 16 GB RAM
- 60 GB NVMe
- 8 to 12 players / late game
- Large factories
Over 12 players
Project Assembly
Project Assembly: €25.99 per month.
- 6 vCores AMD Ryzen or Intel
- 24 GB RAM
- 80 GB NVMe
- 12+ players / megafactories & mods
- Megafactories & mods
Included in every plan
- Backups included
- Anti-DDoS included
- 10 Gbps network
Server Manager
Manage your server right from the game
Satisfactory ships with a server manager built into its main menu. Four steps and your session is live, without editing a single file.
Add the server
From the main menu, open the Server Manager, click “Add Server” and enter the address and port shown in your YorkHost panel.
Claim it
On first connection, name your server and set the admin password: from then on, it's yours.
Create or upload a save
Start a new session or upload your existing single-player save to the server from the save management tab.
Invite your friends
Optionally set a player password, then share the server address: your friends add it to their own Server Manager and join you.
Since update 1.1, the Satisfactory dedicated server uses two ports: 7777 over UDP and TCP for the game, and 8888 over TCP for reliable messaging. Your server's address and ports are shown in the YorkHost panel.
Satisfactory mods, handled with careMods
Community mods live on ficsit.app and are installed with Satisfactory Mod Manager (SMM), which can also manage the mods of a dedicated server, for instance over SFTP. Every player needs the same mods, in the same versions, as the server. After a game update, some mods may stay incompatible until their authors update them, so always take a backup before installing any.
- ficsit.app
- Satisfactory Mod Manager
- Same mods for every player
- Backup before installing
A server built for your factories
The official dedicated server on Linux, managed from the game and from our YorkHost panel.
Native Linux
Official dedicated server, no emulation layer
Server Manager
Admin tools right in the game
Save upload
Bring your solo factory to multiplayer
Admin password
Claimed and secured server
Configurable slots
4 by default, limit can be raised
Private server
Optional player password
Mods via SMM
Satisfactory Mod Manager, with care
SFTP access
Files, configs and saves
Guide
Satisfactory server hosting: which server to pick and how to run it
Renting a Satisfactory dedicated server keeps your factory online 24/7: your friends can keep building while the host is away, and nobody's PC has to run both the game and the simulation. Here is how to pick the right plan and get started.
Which plan fits your factory and your group?
In Satisfactory, RAM usage depends less on player count than on the size of your factory: every building, conveyor belt, train and drone adds to the simulation. A fresh save needs just a few gigabytes, but a large late-game factory can take 12 to 16 GB or more.
These are guidelines only: you can move up to a bigger plan from your client area as your factory grows.
A native Linux dedicated server, and two ports to know
Satisfactory's official dedicated server runs natively on Linux, with no emulation layer. Because the simulation relies mostly on one main core, CPU clock speed matters more than core count: our servers run on AMD Ryzen or Intel CPUs with NVMe storage for fast saves.
Since update 1.1, the server uses port 7777 (UDP and TCP) and port 8888 (TCP). The player limit is 4 by default and can be raised in the server configuration.
Server Manager, settings and mods
Most things are handled from the in-game Server Manager: claiming the server, admin and player passwords, creating sessions, uploading your single-player save and autosave options.
For mods, Satisfactory Mod Manager and ficsit.app let you install them on both the server and the clients. Every player must run the same versions, and a game update can temporarily break a mod.
YorkHost panel, backups and support
On top of the in-game tools, the YorkHost panel gives you a real-time console, a file manager, SFTP access to grab your .sav files, backups and a task scheduler to automate restarts and backups.
Our team answers 7 days a week on Discord to help with setup, importing a save or troubleshooting.
Learn more
Pioneer2 vCores · 8 GB
1 to 4 players, early game.
Engineer3 vCores · 12 GB
4 to 8 players, mid-game factory.
Megafactory4 vCores · 16 GB
8 to 12 players or a large late-game factory.
Project Assembly6 vCores · 24 GB
12+ players, megafactories and mods.
Why YorkHost
Why choose YorkHost for Satisfactory?
- Native Linux
- Built-in Server Manager
- Automatic deployment
- Panel backups
- NVMe storage
- Anti-DDoS included
- Hosted in France
AMD Ryzen & Intel processors
Satisfactory simulates your whole factory mostly on a single core, so clock speed is key. Our servers run on AMD Ryzen or Intel processors.
YorkHost panel
Real-time console, file manager, SFTP access, backups and a task scheduler to run your server your way.
Discover the panelAnti-DDoS protection included
All our servers are protected against DDoS attacks by Gcore, a specialist provider, at no extra cost.
10 Gbps network
Servers hosted in France on a 10 Gbps network, for smooth sessions with players across Europe.
Support 7 days a week
French team on Discord and by ticket, 7 days a week. Reply in under 2 hours.
Gcore Anti-DDoS included
Your game server protected by Gcore
Game servers are the first targets of DDoS attacks. The Gcore network automatically filters UDP and TCP floods before they reach your server: your community stays connected without their latency suffering.
- Gcore mitigation network capacity
- 200+ Tbps
- Network, transport and application layers
- L3 · L4 · L7
- Automatic detection and mitigation
- 24/7
- Standard protection included at no extra cost
- €0
- Filtered packets
- 0
- Simulation counter
- Latency to your server
- 12 ms
- Illustrative, stays flat during the attack
- Server status
- Online
- No downtime
Illustrative diagram: the counter, latency and bursts are simulated; attack types come from the list below.
How the protection works
- 1
Traffic is analysed by Gcore
Traffic arriving through our transit providers goes through the Gcore scrubbing network, spread across Europe, America and Asia.
- 2
Attacks are filtered out
Gcore absorbs volumetric attacks; our internal filters complement the filtering when needed.
- 3
Only legitimate traffic gets through
It is routed to your server in our Paris infrastructure, on our own network AS199415.
Filtered attacks
UDP flood
The most common vector against game servers and real-time services.
SYN / ACK flood
TCP connection exhaustion meant to make the server unreachable.
DNS, NTP, Memcached amplification
Volumetric reflection attacks, absorbed upstream.
HTTP flood (L7)
Request bursts targeting your websites, panels and APIs.
Standard protection or Premium Anti-DDoS option?
Standard protection covers most use cases. If your service is a frequent target or highly sensitive to downtime, a Premium Anti-DDoS option may be needed: it is available on all our offers.
Standard
IncludedShown on the diagram- Automatic Gcore mitigation with a generic filtering profile
- No monitoring or filter tuning for your service
- Part of the traffic may arrive directly through our Internet exchange points (IX) and peerings, without going through Gcore scrubbing
Premium option
On every offer- Dedicated filters, tuned to your service's traffic profile (game, web, API)
- Priority support: attack follow-up and rule tuning with our team
- All traffic is forced through Gcore: no bypass possible via IX
Available as an option on all our offers: VPS, game servers, web hosting, dedicated servers and reseller.
The 200+ Tbps figure is the capacity of Gcore's global network, not a capacity reserved for each server. The filtering profile depends on the service and the network, and YorkHost may change its mitigation providers.
Everything about our Anti-DDoS protectionFAQ - Satisfactory servers
Answers to the most common questions about our Satisfactory servers.
How much RAM does a Satisfactory server need?
It all depends on the size of your factory. Early on, 8 GB (Pioneer plan) is plenty. Go for 12 GB (Engineer) for a shared mid-game factory, 16 GB (Megafactory) for a large late-game save and 24 GB (Project Assembly) for megafactories or a modded game. RAM usage climbs with the number of buildings, belts and vehicles.
How many players can join my Satisfactory server?
The dedicated server allows 4 players by default. You can raise that limit with the MaxPlayers setting in the server's Game.ini file, editable from the YorkHost panel file manager. In practice, beyond 8 players, choose a plan with more RAM, especially on a big factory.
How do I become admin and change the server settings?
Add your server in the in-game Server Manager, then claim it on first connection by giving it a name and an admin password. From the Server Manager you can then manage sessions, the player password, autosaves and other settings. More advanced options are edited in the configuration files from the YorkHost panel.
Can I upload my single-player save to the server?
Yes. In the Server Manager, the save management tab lets you upload a save from your PC to the server and load it. You can also drop the .sav file into the server's save folder over SFTP or through the YorkHost panel file manager.
Which ports does a Satisfactory server use?
Since update 1.1, the dedicated server uses two ports: 7777 over UDP and TCP for the game, and 8888 over TCP for reliable messaging. Without the second port, connections fail. Your server's address and ports are shown in the YorkHost panel.
Can I install mods on a Satisfactory server?
Yes, with care. Mods are available on ficsit.app and installed with Satisfactory Mod Manager (SMM), which can also deploy them to a dedicated server, for instance over SFTP. Every player needs the same mods in the same versions as the server. After a game update, some mods may be temporarily incompatible, so take a backup before installing anything.
Can Steam and Epic Games players play together?
Yes, the PC versions of Satisfactory on Steam and the Epic Games Store can join the same dedicated server. For any other platform, please contact our support before ordering so we can check compatibility.
Are my saves protected?
The game creates autosaves of your session, and the YorkHost panel also lets you create, restore and schedule server backups. You can download your .sav files over SFTP as well. We recommend taking a backup before every game update or mod install.
Is the server delivered instantly after ordering?
Yes, your Satisfactory server is deployed automatically within minutes of payment. All that's left is to add it in the in-game Server Manager and claim it.
Automatic deployment
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