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7 Days to Die logoManaged 7 Days to Die hosting

Your horde night, never lags

Dedicated 7 Days to Die servers built for horde night, with full file access, DDoS protection, and instant one-click setup on a low-latency Singapore network.

Your server is 47 seconds away.
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Players

47/60

Ping

12 ms

CPU

0%

Server TPS · last 60s

20.0

Player slots47 online
player connected · s.singe
player connected · DevReez
[Oxide] loaded 14 plugins
map saved (0.4s) · autobackup ok
Singapore · low latencyDDoS protectedEnterprise NVMeInstant setup
Why engineers pick Nxeon

Everything a 7 Days to Die server needs, none of the babysitting

  • 01

    Online in 47 seconds

    No manual SteamCMD or LinuxGSM wrangling — order and your 7 Days to Die server is provisioned and connect-ready in under a minute.

  • 02

    Built for horde night

    Fast cores and NVMe storage keep blood moons smooth even with a full lobby and dozens of zombies spawning at once.

  • 03

    Full config control

    Edit serverconfig.xml over full file access for your map, difficulty, and slots — including overhaul mods.

  • 04

    Protected and backed up

    Always-on DDoS protection and automatic backups mean a blood moon never costs you your base.

Recommended · Horde Night7 Days to Die logo

$20.00/mo

10 GB RAM · 8 players

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Live in 47 seconds

From checkout to a running, connect-ready server — measured, not marketing.

  • 8 player slots
  • Full file access
  • DDoS protected
  • Automatic backups
  • Instant setup
Deploy 7 Days to Die$20.00/mo

Instant setup · cancel anytime

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Watch it deploy

From checkout to connect-ready in one boot sequence

No SteamCMD, no patch-day babysitting. Order and the panel provisions, patches, and opens ports for you.

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Live telemetry

Players47/60
CPU38%
Memory61%
TPS20.0
uptime 4d 06h healthy
Plans

Size your 7 Days to Die server

Drag your player count — the matching plan and price update live. Every plan is instant, DDoS-protected, and resizable any time.

How many players?

8concurrent players
132+

Recommended resources

RAM10.5 GB
vCPU4
NVMe40 GB

Sized from the real 7 Days to Die resource curve — a starting point you can resize any time.

Your recommended plan

For ~8 players we recommend the Horde Night plan at $20.00/mo.

Deploy Horde Night$20.00/mo

Compare all 3 plans

Wasteland

8 GB RAM

4 players

$14.00/mo

A small co-op world for a few survivors on a modest map.

  • 4 player slots
  • Full file access
  • Automatic backups
  • Instant setup
Choose plan
Most popular

Horde Night

10 GB RAM

8 players

$20.00/mo

The recommended baseline — handles horde nights and a full group.

  • 8 player slots
  • Full file access
  • DDoS protected
  • Automatic backups
  • Instant setup
Deploy this plan

Apocalypse

16 GB RAM

16 players

$28.00/mo

Big maps, long-running saves, and heavily-modded overhaul servers.

  • 16 player slots
  • Full file access
  • DDoS protected
  • Automatic backups
  • Instant setup
Choose plan

Illustrative example feedback — not verified customer submissions

Illustrative example
Horde night on a packed 16-slot server hasn't dropped a frame since we moved over.
7 Days to Die server owner, 16-slot
Illustrative example
Editing serverconfig.xml over file access got our map and loot settings dialed in fast.
7 Days to Die server admin
Illustrative example
Deployed in under a minute and the whole group was surviving blood moon that same night.
7 Days to Die co-op host

Your 7 Days to Die server is 47 seconds away.

Order, pick vanilla or modded, and share the connect string before your friends log on.

Live in ~47 seconds · cancel anytime

FAQ

Questions, answered

How much RAM does a 7 Days to Die server need?+

10 GB is the comfortable baseline for a full group — our Horde Night plan. A small co-op world runs on 8 GB, while big maps, long-running saves, and heavy overhaul mods do better with 16 GB.

What port does 7 Days to Die use?+

The server uses port 26900 (TCP/UDP) by default, plus a couple of adjacent ports. Those are opened for you automatically on a managed Nxeon server.

How do I survive horde-night lag?+

Horde nights spawn a lot of zombies at once, which is CPU-heavy. Fast single-thread performance and NVMe storage help a lot — both of which our plans provide — and keeping player count and mod load reasonable keeps blood moons smooth.

Can I install mods?+

Yes. Full file access lets you install mods (including overhaul packs) directly — no host-imposed restrictions.

Is this managed, or do I set it up myself?+

Fully managed one-click hosting — no SteamCMD install to run yourself. Order a plan and it's provisioned and online in minutes, with full file access ready from the start.