Game Server Hosting
7 Days to Die
Host a 7 Days to Die dedicated server for co-op zombie survival. Navezgane or random-generated worlds, blood moon hordes with friends, full server config, automatic backups and instant setup.
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Features
Minimum recommended RAM: 6 GB
How much RAM do you need?
Honest sizing from running thousands of 7 Days to Die servers — start small, add RAM anytime with a couple of clicks.
| Players | Recommended RAM | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2–4 | 8 GB | Navezgane or small RWG map |
| 5–8 | 10 GB | Standard RWG world |
| 8+ / overhaul mods | 12 GB+ | Darkness Falls-class overhauls |
How to make a 7 Days to Die server
A dedicated 7 Days to Die server keeps your world persistent and lets your group defend the same base every horde night — no host required.
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Create your server
Start the free 7-day trial (no credit card) or pick a plan — 6 GB covers a generated world with a small group; bump it for big worlds or many players. Then hit Create Server in the panel, choose 7 Days to Die and your region, and the server installs itself. Your server's address and port appear on the server page as soon as it's up.
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Generate your world
Pick world size, difficulty, day length and PvE/PvP from the Settings tab. Random world generation runs on first boot and takes a while — grab a coffee; it's one-time.
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Choose visibility
Toggle server-browser listing from the panel. Listed servers appear in the in-game browser under your server name; unlisted stays private for direct connections only.
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Join the server
In 7 Days to Die choose Join a Game and search your server name, or use Connect to IP with the address and port from your server page.
Why FadeHost?
Every game server includes these features at no extra cost.
DDoS Protection
Enterprise-grade protection keeps your server online during attacks.
Instant Setup
Your server is ready in seconds after payment. No waiting.
Automatic Backups
Scheduled backups with one-click restore and file browsing.
Flexible RAM
Split RAM across multiple servers. Add more anytime, no downtime.
24/7 Support
Real humans, fast response times. We're here when you need us.
Full Control
Console access, file manager, scheduled tasks, and team sharing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much RAM does a 7 Days to Die server need?
8 GB minimum — the engine is hungry, especially on generated worlds. 12 GB keeps horde nights smooth with 8+ players. Random-gen worlds also take several minutes to generate on first boot; that's normal.
Do updates wipe my world?
Major version updates usually break saves (that's the game, not the host) — minor patches don't. We let you pin your version so your group updates when it suits you, and backups mean you can always roll back.
Can players find my server in the in-game browser?
Yes — listing is a toggle in the panel. Listed servers answer the in-game browser and query tools; unlisted servers are join-by-address only for private groups.
Can I tune difficulty, loot and horde settings?
Everything in serverconfig.xml is exposed as panel settings: difficulty, loot abundance, day length, blood-moon frequency and count, zombie speed and more. Changes apply on restart.
Are mods and overhauls like Darkness Falls supported?
Yes — upload mods to the Mods folder via the file manager. Big overhauls need matching client installs and often a fresh map; our backups make experimenting safe.
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