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Managed Satisfactory cloud servers with instant deploy
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- ✓1-click 1.0 + Experimental
- ✓SMM mod manager ready
- ✓Save auto-backups
- ✓Admin API + RCON
- ✓Web control panel
Ryzen 9 hardware tuned for Unreal Engine 5's demanding simulation loop and Satisfactory's memory-hungry late-game factories. 1-click Vanilla 1.0 and Experimental installs, Satisfactory Mod Manager (SMM) ready, save auto-backups every 15 minutes, admin API + RCON, and DDoS protection on every plan. Deploy a Satisfactory dedicated server in under 60 seconds.
Satisfactory's 1.0 release moved to Unreal Engine 5 and got noticeably heavier — late-game factories with thousands of belts and manifolds eat RAM and CPU. We've built our stack for teams pushing Phase 5, running modded playthroughs with SMART and PakUtilityMod, and anyone whose factory "isn't quite optimized yet."
Satisfactory's simulation ticks are single-thread-heavy — factories with 2000+ belts and dozens of train stations stress CPU clock hard. Ryzen 9 7950X at 5.7 GHz boost keeps the world simulating smoothly into Phase 5 when lesser hosts start lagging out.
A vanilla 2-player Phase 3 save sips 4-6 GB. A mid-modded 4-player Phase 5 factory with PakUtilityMod and SMART easily hits 12-16 GB. Heavy modded with dozens of mods can push 20 GB+. Our plans start small and scale — no overpaying at day 1.
Both branches pre-installed. Switch between stable 1.0 (for production playthroughs) and Experimental (to test upcoming features and mod compatibility ahead of release). Your save moves forward — just be careful migrating Experimental saves back to stable.
Satisfactory Mod Manager (SMM) and Ficsit.app / SMR workflow fully supported. Upload your mod list from the panel, we pull matching versions from SMR, wire up the server-side mod loader, and match client versions for your players. Version pinning prevents mod updates from breaking saves.
Full support for the 1.0 Blueprint System — blueprint files live in your save and our migrations preserve them. Upload custom blueprint packs via SFTP. Blueprint Designer MK1 / MK2 / MK3 unlocks sync correctly across server restarts.
Satisfactory auto-saves every 5 minutes by default (adjustable). On top of that, our platform snapshots the full save directory every 15 minutes to an isolated backup volume with 30-day retention. Rollback in 30 seconds if a mod update corrupts a save or a friend accidentally nukes the Hub.
Satisfactory's HTTPS admin API enabled out of the box with an auto-generated admin password in the panel. Use it for remote saves, player management, and server stats. Also works with community admin tools like Satisfactory Server Manager.
Layer 3/4/7 mitigation on every plan. Satisfactory's UDP multiplayer doesn't get targeted often, but our filters absorb whatever the internet throws at you — your factory build session stays smooth.
Live chat, Discord, and tickets — staffed by people who know what Engine.ini tweaks, SMM mod load orders, and "my factory won't load after the 1.1 patch" look like. No first-line script readers asking if you've tried reinstalling.
Four ways to launch your Satisfactory server — from fully managed cloud hosting to a hand-built modded community factory assembled by our team.
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900+ Satisfactory servers running on Fatality. Here's what keeps them here.
Co-op factory with 4 friends pushing Phase 5. We were on a shared host and the sim was tanking past 500 foundations. Moved to Fatality, bumped RAM to 16 GB, and the factory runs smooth even with our ridiculous manifold spaghetti. UE5 asks a lot — these boxes deliver.
Heavily modded run with 35 mods — PakUtilityMod, SMART, Area Actions, Mk++. Server-side and client-side versions matched automatically via SMM. Save backups saved us when one mod update corrupted our train network — rollback in under a minute.
1.0 launch weekend — I spun up the server the minute 1.0 went live, loaded our Early Access save, patched to 1.0 and re-did the space elevator. Admin API made player management trivial. Still running the same server 8 months later, no migrations needed.
The questions admins actually ask before spinning up a dedicated Satisfactory server.
Both branches are pre-installed. Switch between them in one click from the panel — stable 1.0 for production playthroughs, Experimental for testing upcoming features (like the Ficsit.app dev builds) or mod compatibility. Be cautious migrating Experimental saves back to stable; the game warns you about this for good reason.
Yes. Full Satisfactory Mod Manager (SMM) support with automatic server-side mod loading and version matching for your players via the Ficsit.app / SMR repository. Upload your mod list in the panel, we pull compatible versions on server start, and players connect without manual mod wrangling.
The vanilla dedicated server officially supports 4 players. Community mods like PlayerLimitIncreaser push this higher (8, 16, or more) at the cost of CPU overhead. We recommend staying at 4-8 for smooth play on Phase 5 factories; 12+ needs dedicated hardware and mods that handle the increased simulation load.
Yes. Upload your .sav file to FactoryGame/Saved/SaveGames/server via SFTP or the web file manager, select it from the panel, and restart. Works for vanilla Early Access saves, 1.0 saves, and modded saves as long as you have the matching mods loaded server-side.
Yes. Satisfactory's dedicated server is platform-agnostic — Steam and Epic players share the same server with no special setup. Both platforms use the same server IP and password. Epic Online Services (EOS) and Steam networking both handle the connection transparently.
Vanilla Phase 1-3 with 2-4 players: 4-8 GB is plenty. Phase 5 vanilla with a fully-built factory: 12-16 GB. Modded playthroughs (especially with PakUtilityMod, SMART, Area Actions): 16-24 GB. Heavily modded (35+ mods) or public servers: 24+ GB. Satisfactory's memory usage grows significantly over a long playthrough as entity counts rise.
Yes. Blueprints are stored in your save file and Blueprint Designer MK1 / MK2 / MK3 unlocks sync correctly across restarts. Custom blueprint packs can be uploaded via SFTP to FactoryGame/Saved/SaveGames/blueprints/ if you want to share blueprint libraries across servers.
Yes. Satisfactory's HTTPS admin API is enabled out of the box with an auto-generated admin password surfaced in the control panel. Use it with Satisfactory Server Manager, custom Discord bots, or any community tool for remote saves, player kicks, and server stats.
AMD Ryzen 9 7950X at 5.7 GHz boost, DDR5-5200 RAM, Enterprise NVMe Gen 4 SSDs. Satisfactory's simulation ticks are heavily single-thread-bound — clock speed matters more than anything for holding smooth sim at late-game factory scale. DDR5 helps with the memory-hungry mega-factories.
Yes, free on every paid plan. Send us SFTP credentials, we copy your FactoryGame/Saved/SaveGames/, FactoryGame/Mods/, admin config, and server settings. Average migration is 10-20 minutes since save files are small (usually under 200 MB even for Phase 5 factories).
Start a vanilla 1.0 save with friends this afternoon, scale to a heavily-modded community factory next month. Free migration on every paid plan — we'll move your save, mods, and server config for you.