The Front Server Hosting :Rent your The Front server from £6.63/mo
The Front is an open-world survival-crafting game combining base building, combat and resource management in a post-apocalyptic setting.
In short
Renting a The Front server from Fly-Serv costs between £6.63 and £33.19 per month: 4 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 The Front 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 GB | 30 GB | 2 vCore | Unlimited | 1 Gbit/s | £6.63incl. VAT/mo |
| 8 GB | 50 GB | 4 vCore | Unlimited | 1 Gbit/s | £12.44incl. VAT/mo |
| 16 GB | 70 GB | 6 vCore | Unlimited | 1 Gbit/s | £24.89incl. VAT/mo |
| Unlimited | Unlimited | ∞ vCore | Unlimited | 1 Gbit/s | £33.19incl. VAT/mo |
Why choose Fly-Serv as your The Front host?
The Front hosting: everything you need to know
The Front is an open-world survival-crafting game blending base building, faction warfare and technological progression in a dystopian setting. Large bases and faction clashes call for both RAM and a solid CPU to maintain smoothness on a busy server.
At Fly-Serv, your The Front server runs on Ryzen 9 7950X3D and DDR5 ECC, a combo that absorbs faction clashes and massive bases. You configure rates, difficulty and raid rules from FlyPanel, secure your world with optional backups and enjoy instant delivery. Permanent Anti-DDoS included for your server.
Hardware built for The Front
Ryzen 9 7950X3D & DDR5 ECC
The Front's open world and massive bases demand RAM and CPU: the Ryzen 9 7950X3D and DDR5 ECC absorb faction clashes.
Anti-DDoS included
Your The Front 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 The Front server from FlyPanel. Delivered in seconds, 7-day support.
Your The Front server in 3 steps
Order your server
Choose your The Front plan and confirm: payment is secure and with no commitment.
Configure with FlyPanel
Your The Front server is delivered instantly: install your mods and set rates, difficulty and rules in a few clicks via FlyPanel.
Invite your friends and play
Share your The Front server IP and play lag-free, protected by Anti-DDoS.
Frequently asked questions · The Front server
For a stable community, yes. Hosted from the game, the world stops as soon as the host disconnects, and other players' bases become unreachable. A dedicated The Front server stays online permanently: bases hold, raids remain possible during the set hours, and everyone connects when they like without depending on someone else's machine.
Yes. The PvP or PvE mode, the time windows during which raids are allowed, the harvesting and experience multipliers, and how tough structures are, are all set in the server configuration from FlyPanel. Raid windows are the setting that shapes a PvP server most: they stop attacks landing while players sleep.
It depends on the plan and the game mode. What weighs on The Front is the bases built and the faction clashes, where dozens of structures and NPCs are simulated at once. The Ryzen 9 7950X3D absorbs those peaks, and memory is chosen by the number of bases standing rather than by how many players are online.
Yes, with the Backup add-on: your bases, chests and server progress are backed up from FlyPanel (server stopped) and restored in one click. On a PvP server it doubles as dispute protection: a base destroyed by a bug rather than a raid can be given back to its owner.
The Front 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 4 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 The Front 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 The Front 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 The Front 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 The Front server hosting.
At Fly-Serv, a The Front server starts at £6.63 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 The Front articles
Guides and news for your The Front server.
How to join a The Front server?
Server browser, direct IP:port connection, favorites: the two ways to join a The Front game, and the real reason behind "unable to connect".
Read the articleThe FrontHow to configure a dedicated The Front server?
Name, password, PvE/PvP, harvest multipliers, slots matched to RAM: a line-by-line tour of GameServerSettings.ini, with the settings you can't take back.
Read the articleThe FrontHow to create a The Front server? The complete guide
SteamCMD, port 27015, GameServerSettings.ini: the real steps to set up a The Front server yourself, and when handing it to a host becomes worth it.
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