Assetto Corsa Server Hosting,
Freeroam or Racing in 60s

A freeroam server runs AssettoServer: open-world driving with AI traffic, dynamic weather and community maps like Shutoko Revival Project — built for cruising, touge and car meets. A racing server runs the official Kunos dedicated server for structured weekends: practice, qualifying and a race on a fixed grid, with ballast, penalties and KissMyRank safety ratings. Both cost the same on every plan; you pick the server type when you deploy.

Yes — that is the whole point. Upload any Content Manager car or track (or a ZIP) from the panel and we install it for you. The official cars and every laser-scanned track are one click away, and there is no allowlist on community content beyond your plan storage.

Yes. CSP and Sol are preloaded on every Assetto Corsa server, so freeroam maps and dynamic weather work immediately. You choose the CSP channel from the panel — there is no local server setup required.

Content Manager auto-downloads your exact car and track set the moment someone connects, so nobody gets a wrong-version kick. Share your server link and they are driving in seconds.

Player slots are unlimited on every paid plan — the real limit is CPU, which is why the plans are tiered by cores and memory rather than by seats. A quiet fair-use ceiling protects shared nodes and sits well above what the engine runs smoothly. One caveat worth knowing: a stock Kunos racing server is bounded by the pit boxes on the track (around 30 on most circuits), so unlimited slots are a freeroam capability.

AssettoServer is CPU- and disk-bound rather than RAM-bound: AI traffic and physics run on cores, and cruise maps such as Shutoko or Pacific Coast are large downloads. Two cores and 2 GB is enough for a private lobby; a busy public cruise with dense AI traffic wants four or more cores and 6–8 GB, plus 100 GB or more of NVMe for a big content library.

Racing is unforgiving about latency, so deploy in the region closest to your group. We run seven — London, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Virginia, Montreal, Oregon and Sydney — all on the same DDoS-protected stack. Use the ping test on this page to measure your own latency to each one before you buy.

Plans start at $3.99/month with unlimited slots, full mod support and DDoS protection included. Quarterly billing saves 10% and yearly saves 20%. Both the freeroam and racing server types cost exactly the same, and every plan carries a 72-hour money-back guarantee.