A VPS built by people
who host game servers
KVM virtualization on powerful server-grade hardware — high-clock dedicated cores, fast NVMe, unlimited bandwidth, DDoS protection and your own dedicated IPv4.Managed by FadeHost support, from $16/month.
Root access · dedicated IPv4 · NVMe · web terminal · hosting games since 2011
Not a generic cloud box
Budget clouds sell you a slice of an oversold hypervisor and wish you luck. This is the hardware our own game fleet runs on, with the people who run it one message away.
Built for game servers
High-clock dedicated cores on server-grade hardware — the same machines our Minecraft fleet runs on. Single-thread speed is what game ticks care about, and it is what we optimize for.
Fast NVMe storage
Local NVMe measured at 750+ MB/s inside the VPS. World saves, chunk loads and database writes never wait on a network disk.
Dedicated IPv4 included
Your own public IPv4, configured on the VPS interface — every port is yours. No shared IP, no port ranges, no reverse-proxy tricks.
One-click game node
Tick a box and your VPS becomes a private game node on your FadeHost account: create unlimited game servers on it straight from the panel, with our console, backups and mod installer.
On your private network
The VPS itself joins your WireGuard-encrypted private network — reach your FadeHost databases and bots by name straight from the shell, join your laptop too, and game servers running on it mesh as well. Nothing rides the public internet.
Actually managed
Root access for you, responsibility for us. FadeHost support is on call for whatever you break or build — that is what the price includes.
Root in three steps
Pick a size
4, 8 or 16 GB of RAM with dedicated cores and NVMe. Checkout takes about a minute.
It provisions itself
Your VPS appears in the panel and boots Ubuntu LTS with your credentials ready — no ticket, no waiting on a human.
Root, your way
Open the web terminal right in the panel, or SSH in from your own machine. Run your stack, or flip the game-node switch.
A real panel, not a reboot button
Most VPS panels are a power switch and an invoice history. Yours opens a terminal.
One-click web terminal
A full SSH session in your browser — no keys, no client, no setup. Open the panel, click Terminal, you are root.
Your key, pre-installed
Paste your SSH public key when you provision and it is in authorized_keys on first boot — or grab the generated password from the panel. Your call.
Power controls
Start, reboot and shut down from the panel. Status updates live while the machine comes up.
Your AI can drive it
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-capable assistant to the FadeHost MCP server and let your own AI manage the VPS for you.
The switch other VPS hosts don't have
Enable "use as a game node" and your VPS attaches to your FadeHost account as a private hosting node. Create as many game servers on it as its RAM allows — through the same panel, console, mod installer and backups our regular servers get — while the VPS stays yours for anything else you want to run beside them.
It is enabled by default, takes a few minutes on first boot, and can be ignored entirely if you just want a clean Linux box.
- ✅ Unlimited game servers within your VPS's resources
- ✅ Full panel: console, files, backups, modpacks
- ✅ VPS and its game servers join your private network with your bots & databases
- ✅ Your dedicated IP serves the game traffic directly
Simple pricing — $4 per GB, managed
Every plan includes the dedicated IPv4, unlimited bandwidth, DDoS protection, the web terminal, the game-node option and real humans answering when you need them.
- 4 GB RAM · 2 vCPU · 40 GB NVMe
- Dedicated IPv4 included
- Web terminal + SSH root
- Game-node option · SSH key at creation
- Perfect first box
- 8 GB RAM · 3 vCPU · 80 GB NVMe
- Dedicated IPv4 included
- Web terminal + SSH root
- Game-node option · SSH key at creation
- Most popular
- 16 GB RAM · 4 vCPU · 160 GB NVMe
- Dedicated IPv4 included
- Web terminal + SSH root
- Game-node option · SSH key at creation
- Big communities
Checkout takes a minute; your VPS provisions itself right after. Questions first? Ask on Discord.
In every plan
Managed VPS FAQ
- What does managed actually mean here?
- You get full root and can install anything; we keep the host healthy, watch the fleet, and help with whatever you are building or breaking — FadeHost support answers directly. It is a VPS with the safety net of managed hosting, not a ticket queue with a three-day SLA.
- Do I get root access? What can I run?
- Yes — full root via sudo on Ubuntu LTS. Run game servers, bots, panels, databases, docker, whatever you like, within the law and our fair-use terms. Other distros are available on request.
- What is the one-click game node option?
- A switch that attaches your VPS to your FadeHost account as a private hosting node. You can then create game servers on it from the same panel our regular hosting uses — console, mod installer and backups included — while the VPS stays yours for anything else.
- Is a dedicated IP really included?
- Yes. Every VPS ships with its own public IPv4 configured on the machine — every port is yours, with no shared-IP tricks and no port ranges.
- How fast is it online after I pay?
- Typically within a few minutes of checkout — the VPS provisions itself and its credentials appear in your panel. Every VPS ships on its own dedicated IPv4; if your region is momentarily out of stock, your VPS is queued and provisions automatically the moment more arrive.
- Is there a yearly discount?
- Yes — yearly billing is ten times the monthly price, so two months are free. The toggle above shows the effective monthly rate.
- Can my own AI assistant manage the VPS?
- Yes. FadeHost runs an MCP server at api.fadehost.com/mcp — generate a token on the AI Access page in your panel, connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-capable assistant, and it can see and manage your FadeHost services, the VPS included.
- Can I resize later?
- Yes — one click in the panel moves your VPS to a bigger size. Billing is prorated immediately, the VPS reboots once, and your data stays put. Downgrades are a quick support conversation instead, since shrinking disks safely needs a human.