Palworld server VPS in India:
a co-op world that does not stutter.
Palworld’s dedicated server starts small and grows as bases and Pals pile up, and it is known for memory leaks that need scheduled restarts. A URLStart Gaming VPS gives it 16 GB, priority vCPU, NVMe, a DDoS shield and root for the cron job, in a Tier IV datacenter in Noida, Delhi NCR. From ₹584 a month.
What a Palworld server needs from a VPS.
- TL;DR
- Palworld’s server is memory-hungry and grows during play: 8 GB for a few friends, 16 GB for a full co-op group with several bases, 32 GB for a public 32-slot server
- Memory use climbs over hours; a scheduled restart (cron or a systemd timer) is standard practice, and root makes it a one-line job
- Priority vCPU keeps the tick steady when many Pals are working bases at once
- NVMe for frequent world saves; DDoS shield included
A Palworld server is a SteamCMD install on Linux or Windows and one of the hungrier dedicated servers of its generation. Memory climbs with every base, every Pal assigned to it and every hour of uptime, so the recipe is plenty of RAM plus a scheduled restart. Our Gaming VPS plans give it 16 GB and up with priority vCPU, NVMe for the frequent saves, root for the restart job, and the DDoS shield a public server needs.
- Recommended
- 8 GB friends · 16 GB group · 32 GB public
- Players
- Up to 32
- Restarts
- Cron / systemd timer
- OS
- Ubuntu / Debian or Windows
- Protection
- Game DDoS shield
- From
- ₹584/mo annual
- Datacenter
- Tier IV · Noida, Delhi NCR
Palworld VPS plans. RAM first.
8 GB for a handful of friends; 16 GB for a full group with several bases; 32 GB for a public 32-slot server.
Co-op groups
Why Palworld runs well here.
RAM to grow into
Resize in place from 8 to 16 to 32 GB as bases multiply; no reinstall.
Root for the restart job
A cron line or systemd timer restarts the server nightly; memory leaks stop mattering.
Priority vCPU
Pals working bases are CPU work; priority vCPU keeps the tick flat.
NVMe for saves
World saves are frequent; NVMe keeps them from freezing play.
Low ping for Indian players
Noida nodes give NCR players single-digit latency.
DDoS shield
Included on every gaming plan, for public servers.
Palworld servers people run.
Friends co-op
4–8 players, one or two bases.
Full group
Up to 16 players, several bases.
Public 32-slot
Open server with a password and restarts.
Modded (PalSchema, UE4SS)
Mods raise memory further.
Long-running world
Months of play with nightly restarts and backups.
Alongside Valheim
Two survival servers on one 32 GB VPS.
From VPS to a joinable Palworld server.
Deploy the VPS
Pick a size, choose Ubuntu or Debian (or Windows if the game needs it). Root in about a minute.
Install with SteamCMD
steamcmd +login anonymous +app_update 2394010 validate +quit pulls the dedicated server. We can do this for you on request.
Configure and share the IP
Edit the server config, open the game ports in the firewall, start PalServer.sh under systemd so it survives reboots, and send players the dedicated IP.
One network. Owned edge, scrubbed transit.
Traffic enters through redundant edges with DDoS scrubbing in the path, crosses a 10 Gbps core, and lands on our hardware in our Tier IV datacenter in Noida. Every plan gets the same path.
Frequently asked.
Straight answers.