
Rent a dedicated Satisfactory server from $4.99/mo. Your factory keeps running for the whole team, with DDoS protection and 50+ countries to choose from.
Host your own Satisfactory dedicated server on the Flux decentralized cloud. Keep your factory online for the whole team, claimed and secured in one click on the first start, and deploy in minutes with enterprise-grade DDoS protection, 99.9% uptime and nodes in 50+ countries. Plans from $4.99/month.
Full control of your Satisfactory server from the browser: admin actions, files, backups and a real terminal. No SteamCMD, no SSH.
Overview
status, address, players, tech tier and your admin password at a glance

Whether your server is up, its address, CPU and RAM, the players, tech tier and tick rate the game reports, and the admin password with a one-click claim.

Save the game, restart, run a console command and change autosave, auto-pause and network quality through the game's API.

Place the server in any of 50+ countries, and see which of them have room for it right now.

Add CPU, RAM or disk when your factory outgrows the plan it started on.

A real terminal into the server, right beside the live server log.

Browse, upload and download your saves, logs and mod files straight from the browser.

Search ficsit.app, install a mod with the mod loader and its dependencies at versions that run on your game build, switch each one on or off, and see which ones loaded.

Every save listed with its date and play time: load, download or upload your own .sav, plus backups of the whole server.
A Satisfactory factory is a shared project that is never quite finished. Host it from your own game and the world exists only while you are playing, so the rest of the team waits for you. A dedicated Satisfactory server keeps the factory online on its own, so anyone can log in, fix a jammed line or lay the next stretch of railway without the host being there.
Flux is a decentralized cloud that runs on thousands of independent nodes across 50+ countries, rather than in a single company's datacentre. There is no shared centre to lose: the failure of any one node is a local event, not an outage. Your plan reserves its own CPU and RAM instead of taking a slice of a shared box, which matters for a game that leans on memory and single-thread speed as the factory grows.
The awkward parts of running one are handled. The ports are opened and routed for you, enterprise-grade DDoS protection is included on every plan, and the server updates the game from Steam on every start, copying your saves to a backups folder as it does. A new Satisfactory server also has to be claimed with an admin password before anyone can use it; the panel's Overview tab does that in one click as soon as the server is up, keeps the password on your server and shows it there.
You still get an ordinary management panel: start, stop and restart the server, save the game and run console commands through its API, browse the files, open a live terminal, and take backups. Plans start at $4.99/month, billing is pay-as-you-go with no contract, and your saves are downloadable whenever you want them.
Dedicated Satisfactory server hosting on the Flux decentralized cloud, with instant deploy, DDoS protection, and 50+ global locations
Launch your game server in under 30 seconds with automated deployment

Enterprise-grade DDoS protection keeps your server online during attacks

Choose from 50+ countries worldwide to minimize latency for players

Real-time performance monitoring with automatic alerts
Only pay for resources you use with transparent, flexible pricing

Distributed network architecture ensures maximum availability

Save up to 70% compared to traditional cloud providers

No single point of failure across thousands of independent nodes
No SteamCMD, no port forwarding, no claiming by hand. Go from sign-up to a live dedicated server in four steps.
Sign up free in seconds with Google, email, or a Flux (ZelCore / SSP) wallet. No commitment.
Choose the 8, 12 or 16 GB plan for your team and your factory. You can change it later from the dashboard.
Select a server location from 50+ countries worldwide so your factory runs close to your players.
Deploy, then claim the server in one click from the Overview tab once it is up: it sets a strong admin password, keeps it on your server and shows it there. Then add it in the in-game Server Manager with the address from the dashboard.
Dedicated Satisfactory hosting from $4.99/month. Pick the plan that fits your factory and have it online in minutes.
We don't sell player slots. The player count on each plan is a guide to what its CPU and RAM handle comfortably, not a limit we enforce: every plan allows up to 128 players, with no player cap from us.
*The first week is free for customers new to Flux Cloud: one free week per account, not per app or per server. It takes no card and ends on its own after 7 days unless you choose to keep the server. If you've deployed any app on Flux before, standard pricing applies. Our 30-day money-back guarantee covers your first paid month, whether or not you took the free week first.

Deploy your Satisfactory dedicated server on a decentralized network of 6,628 Flux nodes across 54 countries. Pick the closest region for the best ping.
The plans recommend groups of about four, eight and sixteen players, and those figures are sizing guidance for each plan's CPU and memory. How many can actually join is the server's own player limit, which is 128 on every plan: no player cap from us.
A new Satisfactory dedicated server belongs to whoever claims it first by setting an admin password. On Flux the panel’s Overview tab claims it in one click as soon as the server is up, sets a strong admin password, keeps it on your server and shows it there, so the server is yours before anyone else finds it.
Satisfactory has no public server browser. Players open the in-game Server Manager, choose Add Server and enter the address and port from the dashboard. Steam and Epic players join the same server.
Upload an existing save from the Server Manager and load it, or start a new session there. The server's own settings (autosave interval, pausing when nobody is online, network quality and a player password) are changed in the same place, or from the dashboard's Admin tab.
The server updates the game from Steam every time it starts, so moving onto a new build needs no reinstall. Each start also copies your saves to a backups folder, replacing the previous copy. The first start downloads the whole server, so give a new one a few minutes.
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