8 slots
- 6 GB RAM
- 4 vCores
- 40 GB NVMe
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
6,00 €/mo
Game server
Project Zomboid server
Your always-on Project Zomboid server: Steam Workshop mods installable from the panel, automatic world saves and fully editable zombie population settings.
VanillaSteam WorkshopBuild 42
Everything your Project Zomboid server includes
Steam Workshop mods installed and updated automatically.
Automatic world saves and restorable backups.
Editable zombie population, loot and scavenging settings.
Whitelist and user management from the panel.
Compatible with Build 42 and earlier versions.
How many resources does Project Zomboid need?
A guideline based on what you plan to run. If you're between two, take the larger one: upgrading later is instant and you only pay the difference.
| Scale | RAM | vCores | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 8 players | 6 GB | 4 | Small group, recent save |
| 8-16 players | 10 GB | 6 | Steam Workshop mods |
| 16-32 players | 14 GB | 8 | Community server with heavily explored map |
What actually drives usage in Project Zomboid
In Project Zomboid usage is determined by how much map has been explored, not by players. The server keeps loaded every cell someone has visited, so a months-old save with the map covered weighs far more than a fresh one with the same group.
Default port
16261-16262 (UDP)
Project Zomboid plans
Pick your plan based on concurrent players. Prices exclude VAT.
We are currently out of Project Zomboid servers. Open a ticket to reserve your slot or migrate from another host, and we will let you know as soon as one is available again.
Out of stock
16 slots
- 10 GB RAM
- 6 vCores
- 60 GB NVMe
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
10,00 €/mo
32 slots
- 14 GB RAM
- 8 vCores
- 90 GB NVMe
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
16,00 €/mo
Choose your location
The closer the server is to your players, the lower their Project Zomboid ping.
Spain · Madrid
Minimum latency for Spain and southern Europe
Germany · Mainhausen
Central Europe, optimal EU routing
Miami · USA
LATAM and North America
Common Project Zomboid problems and how to fix them
1The server degrades week after week
It's the build-up of explored cells and items on the ground. Enable automatic item cleanup and consider resetting the map seasonally, the way wipes work.
2Mods don't load for players
Workshop IDs and mod IDs are different things and both must be in the configuration. If either is missing the server boots but the mod isn't applied.
3Players spawn in the wrong place when reconnecting
A known coordinate-sync issue. It usually clears after a clean server restart; keep backups in case you need to restore.
Guides for your Project Zomboid server
Step by step and written by our team: from installation to the most common problems.
Project Zomboid frequently asked questions
How much RAM do I need for Project Zomboid?
Zomboid scales with explored world: 6 GB for a few friends, 10 GB for 16 players and 14 GB if you're many or have played the same world for months.
Can I use Workshop mods?
Yes. Add mod IDs from the panel and they install and update automatically. Every player needs the same mods.
Does the world save automatically?
Yes, the world saves periodically and we keep backups you can restore from the panel if an update or mod breaks your save.
Ready to launch your Project Zomboid server?
From 6,00 €/mo, with a control panel, AntiDDoS and human support.