Squad Server Hosting
Squad Server Hosting
Lag-free Squad server hosting on Ryzen CPUs with NVMe storage, instant setup, one-click mods, automated backups, and 24/7 support.
- Instant Setup
- DDoS Protection
- 24/7 Support
- Backups Included
Why Choose Our Squad Hosting?
- High Performance: Ryzen cores & NVMe for smooth TPS and fast loads
- Mod-Ready: One-click modpacks/plugins, version lock
- Total Control: Panel, SFTP, console, scheduler, logs
- Protection & Uptime: DDoS mitigation, 24/7 monitoring
- Scalable Plans: Upgrade RAM/CPU anytime
- Backups & Restores: Automated snapshots
Simple, Scalable Plans
Exact pricing/resources are selected during checkout.
Player Slots
Performance & Reliability
- Ryzen CPUs + NVMe storage
- Automatic updates & version pinning
- Scheduled restarts & tasks
- 24/7 monitoring with alerting
Specs at a Glance
| CPU | AMD Ryzen (high clock), tuned for game servers |
|---|---|
| Storage | Enterprise NVMe SSDs |
| Backups | Automated snapshots, easy restore |
| Panel | Console/SFTP, scheduler, logs |
| Security | DDoS mitigation, isolation, SSL |
Squad Hosting FAQ
Yes. Our Squad hosting fully supports licensed servers, including complete modding capability through the Steam Workshop. You can install and update mods directly through the control panel, and our system automatically handles mod downloads and version management.
Squad officially supports up to 100-player servers depending on map and server performance. Your plan’s CPU and memory resources will determine the ideal player cap, and our team can help you calibrate settings for stable large-scale gameplay.
Absolutely. You can upload and run custom admin tools, rcon utilities, and server-side management plugins. We provide full file access (SFTP) and transparent configuration control so you can customize your server exactly how you want.
Updates are applied automatically using the official SteamCMD build for Squad. You can also trigger manual updates from your control panel at any time. Hotfixes and patches are available as soon as they are released by the developers, ensuring minimal downtime.