Vintage Story server hosting
for worlds built to last.

A Vintage Story dedicated server runs on its own, so the world keeps going when you log off: crops grow, seasons turn and your group can play on their own schedule.

To join, open Multiplayer in Vintage Story, add the server address and port from your panel and enter the password if you set one. Your GamePanel gives you the live console, file access, backups and restart controls in one place.

Start with the plan that fits your group and upgrade in place later. The world, mods and settings stay with you.

The newest stable release is preselected. If your mods or your group need an older one, pick any version back to 1.18.15 when you order — the list comes straight from the official release feed, so new versions appear on their own.

You can change the version later in the Startup tab of your panel and reinstall. Moving to a newer version keeps your world. Moving to an older one starts a new world, and your current world is kept in a folder of its own on the server. Most mods are built for a specific game version.

The official guideline is about 1 GB plus 300 MB per player. 2 GB suits two or three friends on a vanilla world, 4–6 GB a group with mods, and 8 GB large modpacks or busy, long-explored worlds.

Mods, world age and how far your players spread out all change memory use. Pick one of the fixed 2, 4, 6 and 8 GB plans, or build a Custom server with any size from 2 to 16 GB. Upgrades keep your world in place.

List the ModDB mod ids in MODDB_MODS in the Startup tab and reinstall: the server downloads the release made for your game version. You can also upload mod .zip files to the Mods folder with the file manager or sFTP, or install them from the console with /moddb install and the mod id, then restart.

Most mods are sent to players automatically when they join; the mod page on the ModDB says when players have to install one themselves. Nothing is preinstalled, so you decide the exact list.

Make yourself admin from the panel console with /op YourName, and hand out roles with /player NAME role ROLE. The whitelist is off on new servers, so anyone with the address — and the password, if you set one — can join.

To run a private server, turn the whitelist on with /serverconfig whitelistmode on and add players with /player NAME whitelist on.

Set the server name, password, play style and seed in the Startup tab before the world is created. To start over, rename or remove the save in Saves and restart — a fresh world is generated with the current settings. Every plan starts with a sensible player limit, which you can raise up to 128.

Automatic backups are included, and you can create a manual backup before changing the version, mods or settings. Scheduled restarts keep a long-running world responsive without someone watching the console.

Vintage Story is a PC game on Windows, macOS and Linux. It is sold on vintagestory.at, not on Steam, and every player needs their own game account. There is no console or mobile version.

European nodes keep latency low across the region, while Voxility filters attacks with over 1 Tbps of mitigation capacity. Already have a world elsewhere? Send us the .vcdbs save from the Saves folder and your mod list, and we will migrate it free of charge.