Valheim server hosting
with every setting built in.
Rent a vanilla Valheim server where the world modifiers, difficulty, and admin lists aren't a config file you SSH into — they're labeled fields in your panel. Set them, hit deploy, you're playing.
Every setting.
In your panel.
The config tools we built for self-hosters — now built into the host. No files, no SSH.
Every knob is a field
Combat, raids, portals, death penalty, the admin and ban lists — each one a labeled control, not a flag you have to look up.
No config files, no SSH
You never touch a config file or open a terminal. Change what you want, hit deploy, and the world restarts with your exact settings.
From the GamesOMG team
We made the Valheim config generators players already use. We didn't license a panel — we built the settings surface ourselves.
No mods, no drift
Crossplay-vanilla by design. No mod soup to babysit, no one else's heavy modpack starving the box you're on.
Used GamesOMG's Valheim config generator? You already know the panel — it's the same tool, except this one deploys to a live server instead of handing you a config file to upload.
What you're actually renting.
The honest spec, stated plainly — no invented uptime numbers.
// the spec is the spec. we'd rather state it than dress it up.
It's shared hardware — but every server gets its own RAM and CPU limits, and since nobody can run mods, no single world can balloon and starve the box you're on. We keep headroom instead of cramming machines, so the CPU and RAM you pay for stay yours.
One location today: New York, US-East. More regions when enough of you ask — not to pad a map.
Two sizes. Priced plain.
A full 10-player vanilla server either way — pick by how much RAM your world needs.
Start on Standard — we'd rather say that than upsell you. Outgrowing it later is a painless bump. Full pricing & the RAM FAQ →
Valheim server hosting — straight answers
How much does Valheim server hosting cost?
Ours is $15/mo for a 4 GB server and $19/mo for 6 GB — each a full 10-player vanilla world, and the first 20 founder servers get 20% off for as long as they stay subscribed. A fresh world runs comfortably in ~2 GB and a mature one sits around 3–4 GB, so most groups never need the bigger tier. No setup fee, no upsells.
Can I rent a Valheim server instead of self-hosting?
Yes — that's the whole point. You order, it provisions itself and boots, and you get a server to share. No port-forwarding, no leaving your PC on, no SSH — and every setting you'd normally hand-edit is a labeled field in your panel.
What's the best Valheim server hosting?
Honestly, "best" depends on what you want. Ours is for people who want full control without the config-file headache: every world modifier and admin setting is a labeled field in the panel, it's strictly vanilla (no mod soup, no noisy neighbors), and it's built by the team behind the GamesOMG Valheim config tools. If you want a 200-mod modpack host, we're not it — on purpose.
Do I need to know config files or SSH to run it?
No. You never touch a config file or open a terminal. World modifiers, difficulty, raids, portals, the admin and ban lists — all labeled controls in your panel. Change what you want, hit deploy, and the world restarts with your exact settings.
Is the Valheim hosting really mod-free?
Yes, by design. Valheim crossplay is structurally vanilla and we don't expose a mod-loader. That keeps every box light and predictable — no one else's heavy modpack can balloon and starve the hardware you're sharing.
Can I change settings after the server is running?
Any time. Open your panel, change a setting, hit deploy. There's no "submit a ticket to change a value" — the whole settings surface is yours.
Where are the Valheim servers located?
New York, US-East — on an AMD Ryzen 9950X with NVMe storage, a DDoS-protected US network, and direct game ports (no Cloudflare proxy adding hops). One location today; more regions when enough people ask, not to pad a map.
Spin up a vanilla Valheim box.
Order in a couple clicks — it self-provisions and boots, ready to share, with every setting a labeled field in your panel.