Satisfactory Server Hosting :FTP mod access and one-click backups, from $13.49/mo
Satisfactory is an open-world 3D factory-building game where optimising your production lines quickly becomes a time sink.
In short
Renting a Satisfactory server from Nexus Games costs $13.49 to $61.99 per month, on a Ryzen 9 7950X3D processor with DDR5 ECC memory and SSD NVMe storage. DDoS protection, the management panel and instant delivery are included in every plan, with no commitment. We have hosted game servers since 2018.
The essentials
- Starting price
- $13.49/mo
- For Satisfactory
- Mods & plugins over WebFTP · 1-click backups
- Hardware
- Ryzen 9 7950X3D · DDR5 ECC · SSD NVMe
- Anti-DDoS
- Included
- Location and delivery
- Europe · US (EAST) · instant delivery
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Satisfactory
Since 2018- Slots4 players
- Storage40 Go NVMe
- Anti-DDoSIncluded
- LocationEurope
Hardware components
- ProcessorRyzen 9 7950X3D16 Cores/32 Threads
- RAMDDR5 ECC128–192 GB
- StorageSSD NVMe
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“An amazing team! Always there for their customers.”
How many slots for your Satisfactory server?
Concrete guidance to pick the right plan first time.
4 to 8 slots
Co-op with friends on a shared factory.
16 slots
Larger group or community server.
Unlimited
Giant late-game factory with heavy simulation load.
Satisfactory continuously simulates the whole factory: its size, far more than player count, sets the load.
Every plan and its price
Every tier runs on Ryzen 9 7950X3D, DDR5 ECC and SSD NVMe, with DDoS protection included.
| Players | Price per month |
|---|---|
| 4 slots | $13.49 |
| 8 slots | $16.99 |
| 16 slots | $21.49 |
| 24 slots | $27.99 |
| 32 slots | $33.99 |
| 48 slots | $39.49 |
| 64 slots | $48.49 |
| Unlimited | $61.99 |
You can change tier at any time from your client area, prorated and without losing your progress.
Why choose Nexus Games for your Satisfactory server?
Mods & plugins over WebFTP
WebFTP gives you full file access to install your mods, and you back up your saves in one click (Backup add-on) before every major factory rebuild.
Human support, 7 days a week
A team that actually knows Satisfactory, reachable on Discord and from NexusPanel, seven days a week.
Performance and a modern panel
Satisfactory factories become very CPU-hungry as they grow: the high frequency of the Ryzen 9 7950X3D keeps the simulation stable even on giant production lines. And NexusPanel keeps console, WebFTP and backups in one place.
Choosing a Satisfactory host: the criteria that matter
The same questions come up before every rental. Here is what to check with any Satisfactory host — and how we answer.
| Criterion | What to check | At Nexus Games |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Single-core clock speed, not core count: a game server saturates one thread long before it uses sixteen. | Ryzen 9 7950X3D · 16 Cores/32 Threads |
| RAM | DDR5 ECC corrects memory errors — which matters on a world that runs for months without a restart. | DDR5 ECC · 128–192 GB |
| Storage | NVMe decides how long a world takes to load and a backup to complete. | SSD NVMe |
| Slots | Size for your peak concurrent players, never for the average. | 4 players – Unlimited |
| Mods & plugins | That the game's ecosystem installs from the panel, not only over FTP. | mods, Satisfactory Mod Manager · full file access over WebFTP |
| Anti-DDoS | Included or billed as an add-on: the difference shows on the invoice, not on the homepage. | Included |
| Backup | Being able to restore yourself, without opening a ticket or waiting. | Optional · restore from NexusPanel |
| Location | Latency follows distance: a server close to your players beats a powerful one far away. | Europe · US (EAST) |
| Support | Real hours and a direct channel, rather than a contact form. | Seven days a week · Discord and NexusPanel |
| Starting price | The price of the entry tier, and what it already includes. | $13.49/mo |
NexusPanel: manage your Satisfactory server in 1 click
Add mods, Satisfactory Mod Manager over WebFTP, with full access to your files and no restrictions.
What kind of Satisfactory server can you host?
Co-op with friends
The most common setup: a shared factory for 4 players (limit adjustable) that keeps producing even when everyone is offline.
Large factory / late game
End-game mega-factories are CPU-bound: the Ryzen 9 absorbs thousands of machines and conveyor belts.
Modded server (SMM)
Mods installed through the Satisfactory Mod Manager (with SML); the modset must match on client and server.
Community server
Open to a community: join password, one-click backups and admin roles.
Satisfactory hosting: everything you need to know
Satisfactory is an automated factory-building game set in an open 3D world, where optimising your production lines quickly becomes time-consuming and addictive. In co-op, the difficulty comes from persistence: without a dedicated server, the game only progresses while the host is online, and the slightest disconnection freezes the entire factory.
A Nexus Games Satisfactory server keeps your factory running 24/7, so production advances even when you're offline. The high clock speed of the Ryzen 9 7950X3D absorbs the growing CPU load of giant production lines, NexusPanel's one-click backups (Backup add-on) protect your saves against any mistake, and mods from the Satisfactory Mod Manager are added via WebFTP. Ideal for groups building over the long term.
What you can do with your Satisfactory server
Installing Satisfactory mods: SMM or WebFTP?
Satisfactory has its own mod manager, which supports dedicated servers natively. Here are the two routes and when each applies.
- Satisfactory Mod Manager (SMM)
- SMM recognises dedicated servers and installs mods along with their dependencies, including SML. The simplest and safest route: it handles versions and avoids the most common incompatibilities.
- WebFTP: for the edge cases
- NexusPanel's WebFTP lets you drop a mod by hand, useful for a specific version or a mod outside the repository. Keep it for people who know exactly what they are installing.
- Server and clients must match
- Every player needs the same mods at the same versions as the server. One mismatch and the connection fails, with no clear message — the leading cause of trouble on a modded server.
- Back up before an update
- A factory represents dozens of hours. Coffee Stain ships updates that can break mods: take a backup from the panel before every patch, and restoring takes one click.
Frequently asked questions · Satisfactory server
Yes. The dedicated server keeps the simulation running at all times: your production advances 24/7, unlike a game hosted locally.
After delivery, open Satisfactory, go to the Server Manager, add your server IP, set the admin password then the join password: your server is claimed and ready. This is a mandatory one-time step required by the game.
Yes. The Satisfactory Mod Manager (SMM) natively supports dedicated servers and installs mods (with SML as a dependency); you can also upload them via WebFTP. Mods must match on both client and server.
The dedicated server allows 4 players by default, but that limit can be raised in the configuration; around 8 players keeps the simulation smooth in practice. The Ryzen 9 7950X3D absorbs the CPU load of massive factories.
Yes. From the in-game Server Manager, in the save management tab, upload your local save to the server (or drop it in via WebFTP) and pick your factory up where you left off.
The dedicated server uses port 7777 in TCP and UDP plus 8888 in TCP; on a Nexus Games server they are opened and mapped for you, so you only share your IP and port with your friends. Plan for 8 GB of RAM as a minimum and around 16 GB once your save grows into a sprawling multi-megafactory, since the whole world state lives in memory. Storage stays modest, but Gen4 NVMe keeps autosaves from stalling the tick.
No. The Satisfactory dedicated server tool is free and distributed separately from the game: it is pulled through SteamCMD with an anonymous login, so no extra licence and no second account are needed. You still need to own Satisfactory to play, and on a Nexus Games server the tool is installed and kept updated for you.
Yes, with the Backup add-on: you back up your saves from NexusPanel (server stopped) and restore them in one click if something goes wrong.
Satisfactory is a paid game.
Nexus Games is recognised as one of the best Satisfactory hosting providers thanks to its servers equipped with AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D processors, DDR5 ECC memory and NVMe SSD storage. With anti-DDoS protection included and 24/7 support, Nexus Games offers the best value for Satisfactory server hosting.
At Nexus Games, a Satisfactory server starts at $13.49/month, with unlimited CPU, RAM and bandwidth included, you only pay for the slots you need. All our servers run on AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D with Anti-DDoS included.
For a high-performance Satisfactory server, the AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D processor is ideal thanks to its 128 MB 3D V-Cache and 5.7 GHz frequency. This is the processor used by Nexus Games on all its Satisfactory servers, ensuring optimal performance.
Your Satisfactory server is hosted in US East, on our Ryzen 9 7950X3D infrastructure with a 1 Gbit/s network and permanent Anti-DDoS protection. That proximity keeps latency low and stable for your players.
Yes, and it is straightforward: download the files from your current server (world, configs, mods) and upload them through NexusPanel's WebFTP. You keep your progress, your settings and your add-ons — nothing to reconfigure, nothing to reinstall.
With the Backup add-on, you create your backups yourself from NexusPanel, with the server stopped, and restore them in one click. Good habit: make one before an update or a mod installation.
Our Satisfactory articles
Guides and news for your Satisfactory server.
Creating a Satisfactory dedicated server
Installing a Satisfactory server: SteamCMD, the ports, claiming it from the game, and why the factory keeps producing while you sleep.
Read the articleSatisfactoryClaiming a Satisfactory server: passwords and sessions
A new Satisfactory server belongs to nobody until it is claimed. How to do it, which passwords do what, and how to handle multiple sessions.
Read the articleSatisfactoryUploading a Satisfactory save to a dedicated server
Moving a Satisfactory single-player save to a dedicated server is done from the game, with no file handling. The steps and the things that block it.
Read the articleSatisfactorySatisfactory mods on a dedicated server
Satisfactory modding runs through SMM, and the server must carry exactly the same mods as every client. What that means day to day.
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A Satisfactory server's memory follows factory size, not player count. What drives it up, and how to plan for it instead of being caught out.
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The 1.0 release stabilised Satisfactory and its dedicated server. What that changes in practice for hosting, saves and mods.
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