Palworld Servers,
All 32 Players on Every Plan

Yes — every server we deploy runs Palworld 1.0, live since day one. When Pocketpair ships a patch, your server picks it up automatically on its next restart. No reinstall, no ticket. And since 1.0 didn’t wipe saves, existing worlds carry straight over.

Pocketpair recommends 16GB for a dedicated server — that’s our Pro plan. Starter’s 8GB handles a smaller world with a handful of friends; pick Beast (24GB) for a long-running 32-player world with big bases and heavy breeding programs. You can change plans anytime.

Yes. Every plan runs Palworld’s full 32-player server cap — Starter included. We price by the resources your world uses (RAM, storage, backup slots), never by seats.

Yes — crossplay is enabled on every server we deploy. Steam, Xbox, PS5 and Mac players all share one world. Consoles can’t type an IP address, so Xbox and PS5 players join through Palworld’s in-game community server browser: search your server’s name, enter its password, done. You can restrict which platforms are allowed anytime from the panel’s settings.

The leak is still around in 1.0: the longer a server runs, the more RAM it holds, until performance drops. We schedule one automatic restart a day for every server, in its region’s quiet hours — the world saves cleanly first, then the server restarts and is back at baseline in seconds.

Yes. Upload your co-op save through the panel’s file manager and follow our transfer guide — your bases, Pals and progress continue on a server that runs 24/7. If you get stuck, support is around the clock to walk you through it.

Absolutely. Set a server password from the panel’s settings and share it only with your group. Your server’s name is visible in the community browser (that’s how console players find it), but nobody gets in without the password — your world stays invite-only.