Foundry Server Hosting :Rent your Foundry server from £3.31/mo
Foundry is a factory-building and automation game in an infinitely generated voxel world, playable in co-op.
In short
Renting a Foundry server from Fly-Serv costs between £3.31 and £20.74 per month: 2 GB of RAM on the entry plan, Unlimited on the largest. Anti-DDoS, the FlyPanel control panel and delivery in under 60 seconds are included with every plan, with no minimum term.
Our Foundry server plans
No commitment · instant delivery · Anti-DDoS included
RAM
- Anti-DDoS included
- Instant delivery
- 7-day support
- No commitment
RAM
- Anti-DDoS included
- Instant delivery
- 7-day support
- No commitment
RAM
- Anti-DDoS included
- Instant delivery
- 7-day support
- No commitment
RAM
- Anti-DDoS included
- Instant delivery
- 7-day support
- No commitment
Prices shown per month, discount applied over the whole period. Billed incl. VAT.
| RAM (DDR5) | Storage (NVMe) | Processor (Ryzen 9 7950X3D) | Slots | Bandwidth | Price per month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 GB | 30 GB | 4 vCore | Unlimited | 1 Gbit/s | £3.31incl. VAT/mo |
| 4 GB | 50 GB | 8 vCore | Unlimited | 1 Gbit/s | £6.63incl. VAT/mo |
| 8 GB | 70 GB | 10 vCore | Unlimited | 1 Gbit/s | £14.93incl. VAT/mo |
| Unlimited | Unlimited | ∞ vCore | Unlimited | 1 Gbit/s | £20.74incl. VAT/mo |
Why choose Fly-Serv as your Foundry host?
Foundry hosting: everything you need to know
Foundry is a first-person factory game in an infinite voxel world, where you mine, automate and optimise your production chain in co-op. Like any automation game, the CPU load climbs as the factory grows: the more your production expands, the more power the simulation needs to stay smooth.
A Fly-Serv Foundry server relies on the high frequency of the Ryzen 9 7950X3D to keep the simulation smooth even on the most developed factories. The dedicated server keeps your world persistent and available 24/7, you manage your settings via FlyPanel and can back up your world with the Backup add-on. Instant delivery and permanent Anti-DDoS for your team of engineers.
Hardware built for Foundry
Ryzen 9 7950X3D & DDR5 ECC
Foundry's automation loads the CPU heavily as the factory grows: the Ryzen 9 7950X3D's high frequency keeps the simulation smooth.
Anti-DDoS included
Your Foundry server is permanently protected by the dual-layer firewall (real-time L3/L4/L7 filtering), included at no extra cost.
FlyPanel control panel & instant delivery
Live console, WebFTP, optional backups, 1-click mods: manage your Foundry server from FlyPanel. Delivered in seconds, 7-day support.
Your Foundry server in 3 steps
Order your server
Choose your Foundry plan and confirm: payment is secure and with no commitment.
Configure with FlyPanel
Your Foundry server is delivered instantly: add your mods and adjust the game settings in a few clicks via FlyPanel.
Invite your friends and play
Share your Foundry server IP and play lag-free, protected by Anti-DDoS.
Frequently asked questions · Foundry server
Yes. A dedicated Foundry server keeps the simulation running at all times: your conveyors, machines and extractors keep producing while you are offline, which a locally hosted game cannot do. For an automation game that is the main reason to rent: the factory advances overnight, and the whole group finds it in the same state.
Yes, Foundry is played co-operatively on a shared world. On a Fly-Serv dedicated server that world stays online permanently: everyone connects when they like, continues the shared build and finds the factory exactly as the group left it. Nobody needs to be present for the others to play.
Automation is heavy on the processor: every machine, every conveyor and every item in transit is recalculated continuously. Clock speed therefore matters more than core count, and our servers run a Ryzen 9 7950X3D at 5.7 GHz. Memory, in turn, follows the size of the factory: the wider the base spreads, the more you need.
Yes, with the Backup add-on: you create a backup of your Foundry world from FlyPanel (server stopped) and restore it in one click. That is the protection that matters in an automation game, where one building mistake or a bad update can undo hours of work. Each backup can also be downloaded from FlyPanel.
Foundry is a paid game: every player must own it on Steam to join your server. Hosting is a separate service, rented from Fly-Serv starting with the 2 GB RAM plan. The dedicated server uses no licence and does not need an account that owns the game.
Two routes. You can host it yourself: install the Foundry dedicated server files, edit the configuration, open the ports on your router and keep the machine running — free, but your home IP is exposed and the server stops when the PC does. Or you rent it: at Fly-Serv a Foundry server is delivered in under 60 seconds, already configured, managed from FlyPanel, with Anti-DDoS included and no minimum term.
Fly-Serv is recognised as one of the best Foundry hosting providers thanks to its servers equipped with AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D processors, DDR5 ECC memory and NVMe SSD storage. With anti-DDoS protection included and 24/7 support, Fly-Serv offers the best value for Foundry server hosting.
At Fly-Serv, a Foundry server starts at £3.31 per month, with no minimum term. The price then follows the memory you pick: the more players, mods and content you run, the more you need. Every plan runs on an AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D with DDR5 ECC memory, NVMe storage, Anti-DDoS protection and the FlyPanel control panel included. Three, six and twelve-month terms carry discounts of up to 20%.
Our Foundry articles
Guides and news for your Foundry server.
Joining a Foundry co-op game: connection and bugs
Direct connection by IP and port, entering the password, version mismatch: the how-to for getting into a Foundry factory without the hassle.
Read the articleFoundryDedicatedServerConfig.json: tuning your Foundry server
Field by field: world name, password, slots, backups and RAM. Understand every line of DedicatedServerConfig.json before you launch your factory.
Read the articleFoundryCreating a Foundry server: the 2 methods that work
SteamCMD on your own machine or a turnkey host: we walk through both paths to launch your Foundry co-op factory, with their real-world pitfalls.
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