Your dedicated Palworld server, by the hour, no commitment.
Catch Pals, build your base and survive in multiplayer on a dedicated Palworld server. Started in minutes, billed by the started hour, your save kept from one session to the next.
Ready in minutes · stop in 1 click · €0 when off · 🎁 first hour of play free
Why a Palworld server with TickServ
Dedicated Palworld server to play with friends
16 GB of RAM recommended for smooth play
Save kept between sessions
Automatic shutdown when nobody's playing: €0 when off
Palworld pricing
Billed by the started hour, based on RAM and performance. Server off = €0.
| Performance | vCPU | RAM | Price / hour |
|---|---|---|---|
Eco shared vCPU | 2 | 4 GB | €0.02/h |
Eco shared vCPU | 4 | 8 GB | €0.03/h |
Eco shared vCPU | 8 | 16 GB | €0.05/h |
Eco shared vCPU | 16 | 32 GB | €0.10/h |
Dedicated CPU dedicated vCPU | 2 | 8 GB | €0.10/h |
Dedicated CPU dedicated vCPU | 2 | 16 GB | €0.13/h |
Dedicated CPU dedicated vCPU | 4 | 32 GB | €0.26/h |
Prices incl. VAT. You choose RAM and performance at creation. No subscription.
Launch your Palworld server in 4 steps
Choose your setup
Pick Palworld, the RAM and the performance level. Server ready in a few minutes.
Start in one click
Launch the server: you get a stable connection address to share.
Play with friends
Share the address and play together. Your progress is saved automatically.
Shut down when you're done
Stop in one click, or auto-shutdown when nobody plays. Server off = €0.
How much RAM for Palworld?
A rough guide based on your game. When in doubt, start small: you can change tier whenever you want.
| Your game | Recommended RAM |
|---|---|
| Up to 4 players, no mods | 8 GB |
| Up to 16 players, no mods | 16 GB |
| Up to 32 players, no mods | 32 GB |
| Up to 8 players, with heavy mods | 16 GB |
| Up to 16 players, with heavy mods | 32 GB |
You can change RAM at any time, without losing your save. Ballpark figures, surveyed in September 2026.
Where your Palworld server runs
You pick the country when you create the server. Which countries are available depends on the performance level.
| Performance | Available countries |
|---|---|
| Eco (shared vCPU) | 🇩🇪 Germany |
| Dedicated CPU (dedicated vCPU) | 🇩🇪 Germany · 🇫🇷 France · 🇬🇧 United Kingdom · 🇨🇦 Canada — Quebec |
TickServ is operated by GONOTECH, a French company. If the provider is out of capacity in the country you picked, the fallback stays on the same continent.
Frequently asked questions
What setup for Palworld?
Palworld is demanding: we recommend the 16 GB RAM tier for comfortable play with several people.
Is the save kept?
Yes, your game is saved before every shutdown and restored on the next start.
Is there a password?
Yes, a server password is generated automatically and shown in your console for your friends.
Palworld guides
How to set up a dedicated Palworld server
The two passwords you must never merge, the official server’s memory leak and the setting that halves it, and why 16 GB is not comfort margin.
Playing on a private server with friends
Why a server beats an open game, the password game by game, console access you can give without losing your seat, and splitting the bill.
How much does a game server cost by the hour?
The real numbers: the rate per RAM tier, the monthly cost by playing rhythm, and the exact point where a subscription becomes cheaper than us.
How much RAM for your game server?
The tiers per game, but above all how to tell whether your lag really comes from RAM: why adding more can make it worse, and when the CPU is what you should target.
Moving your server from another host
What to bring and what to leave behind, how to upload everything BEFORE switching on (so you pay nothing), and the three checks for the first start.
Where to host your game server: Germany, France, the UK or Quebec?
What the country actually changes — latency, applicable law, price — and the constraint we write down plainly: our cheapest rate exists only in Germany. Changing country later does not cost you your world.
Official Palworld references: official sitededicated-server documentation