Avorion Server Hosting

Avorion loads sectors on demand, so memory tracks how much of the galaxy is actually being played rather than the player count alone. 4GB is comfortable for a small crew on a fresh galaxy. Once an alliance is running multiple stations and a mining fleet across several sectors, 8GB is the sensible floor, and 16GB covers a busy public galaxy.

Yes. Galaxy name, server name, difficulty, collision damage, save interval, whether everyone starts in the same sector, and whether the server is publicly listed are all settings in the panel. Change one, restart, and it applies.

Automatic updates are on by default. The server checks for a new build on start, so a patch day usually needs nothing more than a restart. You can turn it off if you want to hold a version, and there is a beta branch field if you want to follow one.

Put your Steam64 ID in the Admin ID field in the panel and restart. That grants you in-game admin commands. There is no separate password to hand around.

Your server is created and installing the moment checkout completes. Avorion downloads through SteamCMD, so first boot is a few minutes while the game files land, then it is yours.

Avorion plans start at US$16.49 (€14.49) a month with 4 GB RAM and 12 player slots, up to US$54.99 (€47.49) with 16 GB RAM and 35 player slots. That is the regular monthly price, before any first-month discount, and every plan includes DDoS protection, SFTP and 24/7 support.

An Avorion server at PlayNHost comes with: One-Click Steam Workshop Mods; Configurable Galaxy & Difficulty Settings. You choose the region when you order (Europe, North America, South America, Asia or Australia), and setup starts as soon as payment clears.