Which host should you choose for Palworld?

All Palworld hosts look alike on paper. In practice, five criteria separate a smooth server from one that lags at the first base. Here's what to look at before choosing.

1. RAM (criterion #1 on Palworld)

Palworld is very memory-hungry. This is the first thing to check:

• 8 GB: small server with friends (up to ~4 players).
• 16 GB: active base with 8 players and more.
• 32 GB and more: big community, many bases.

2. Processor frequency

Simulating Pals and bases depends on per-core power. A modern high-frequency CPU (like the Ryzen 9 7950X3D) will always beat an old low-end shared processor.

3. Anti-DDoS protection included

A popular server attracts attacks, especially on event nights. Permanent, included Anti-DDoS protection is not an option: it's what keeps your server online when it matters.

4. The management panel

A good panel saves you hours. Check that it offers editing PalWorldSettings.ini from a clear interface, a console and logs in real time, automatic backups and file access (WebFTP).

5. Delivery and support

Delivery must be instant, and support responsive. On a buggy evening, that makes all the difference.

In short: 16 GB+ RAM + a recent high-frequency CPU + NVMe + Anti-DDoS included + a full panel + available support.

Our offer

That's exactly what Fly-Serv offers on its Palworld servers, from €8.99/month. To gauge the budget, read How much does a Palworld server cost per month? Or launch your server directly here.