Best Palworld 1.0 Server Hosting UK (Nov 2026)

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LOW.MS

Best UK value

£6.73/mo ($8.95)8 slots · 10GB RAM standard

LOW.MS is the value pick for UK groups. The eight-slot plan starts at £6.73/mo ($8.95) with 10GB of RAM as standard and room to scale to 30GB, and the servers sit in London alongside Amsterdam, Nuremberg, Helsinki and Warsaw. Crossplay for Steam, Xbox, PS5 and Mac is on by default.

The Palworld product is built around the jobs that keep a long-running world safe: automatic cloud backups with up to 20 retained copies that you can lock, and the Palworld-specific RE-UE4SS build for Nexus mods rather than the generic version that breaks after patches. 10GB is under Pocketpair’s 16GB recommendation, so a busy world should start a tier higher. There is no free trial, but you can cancel within 5 days for a full refund.

Our LOW.MS Palworld review goes deeper on the Palworld plans and panel, and the full LOW.MS review covers support, billing and other games.

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DatHost

Best all-inclusive 16GB

£12.45/mo ($16.56)One plan · 16GB DDR5 · unlimited slots

DatHost sells one Palworld plan and it already meets Pocketpair’s 16GB recommendation: 16GB of DDR5, a Ryzen 9 7950X-class CPU, 60GB of NVMe storage and unlimited player slots for about £12.45/mo ($16.56). DatHost bills in euros, so the pound figure moves slightly with the exchange rate.

It has 49 locations in 38 countries, including London, daily backups and optional auto-updates, and the longest refund window in our top three at 14 days. If you don’t want to work through a ladder of slot and RAM tiers, this is the simplest way to buy a correctly sized server.

Our DatHost Palworld review goes deeper on the Palworld plans and panel, and the full DatHost review covers support, billing and other games.

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GTX Gaming

Best for mods

£9.99/mo ($13.29)Basic · 10 slots · 10GB

GTX Gaming is the pick if mods sit at the centre of your server. The Palworld panel installs UE4SS and PalDefender in one click, includes a live world map in Palworld Commander and keeps automatic backups. Plans run from the 10-slot, 10GB Basic tier at £9.99/mo ($13.29) through 16 slots with 12GB at £21.93/mo ($29.17) to the 32-slot, 16GB Ultra plan at £38.24/mo ($50.86).

London is the default location, with up to 100GB of NVMe storage included. GTX is held back by price: reaching 16GB costs about three times what DatHost or Kinetic charge.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full GTX Gaming review.

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Host Havoc

Best support and infrastructure

£9.02/mo ($12.00)4 slots · RAM not published

Host Havoc starts at £9.02/mo ($12.00) for four slots, with pricing that scales by slot count up to 32. It owns and runs its own hardware and includes automated world backups, DDoS protection and 24/7 support on every plan, with London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Nuremberg in Europe.

The weak point is transparency: the Palworld page does not say how much RAM each slot tier gets, which matters now that Pocketpair recommends 16GB. The 72-hour money-back window is also shorter than the top four.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Host Havoc review.

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Kinetic Hosting

Best transparent 16GB value

£12.02/mo ($15.99)16GB performance package

Kinetic publishes one of the clearest RAM ladders for Palworld: 8GB at £6.01/mo ($7.99), 12GB at £9.77/mo ($12.99) and 16GB at £12.02/mo ($15.99), with larger packages if you need them. Performance packages run on hardware up to Ryzen 9 9950X at 5.7GHz, with NVMe storage and no player caps.

Five backup slots and a London location cover the essentials for UK groups, and the refund terms are clear: 7 days with no questions asked, extended to 14 days if there is a fault. It sits just behind DatHost because the 16GB price is almost identical and DatHost’s unlimited-slot single plan is simpler.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Kinetic Hosting review.

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Gaming Deluxe

Best UK feature bundle

£9.99/mo ($13.29)10 slots · 10GB

Gaming Deluxe now publishes memory with each Palworld plan: 10 slots and 10GB for £9.99/mo ($13.29), 12 slots and 12GB for £18.72/mo ($24.90), 16 slots and 14GB for £23.84/mo ($31.71), 24 slots and 16GB for £27.89/mo ($37.09) and 32 slots and 20GB for £34.89/mo ($46.40). All plans include 5.0GHz CPUs and NVMe storage.

The bundle suits UK groups: London, seven days of offsite backups, Steam Workshop and UE4SS support, scheduled restarts with in-game warnings and Discord alerts, and crossplay across Steam, Xbox, Microsoft Store, PS5 and Mac. RAM is tied to slot count, so a small group that needs 16GB pays for 24 slots.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Gaming Deluxe review.

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Sparked Host

Best configurable enterprise tier

£13.23/mo ($17.60)Direhowl · 8GB · 2 vCPU

Sparked Host’s enterprise Palworld line runs on Ryzen 7950X-class CPUs with DDR5 and 100GB of NVMe. Plans step up in 2GB increments from Direhowl with 8GB at £13.23/mo ($17.60) to Jormuntide with 16GB and 3.5 vCPU at £26.47/mo ($35.20). London is one of the locations.

Three backup slots are included and more can be added, and migration from another host is free on request. The hardware is strong, but at 16GB it costs about twice as much as DatHost or Kinetic.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Sparked Host review.

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4NetPlayers

Best slot-based budget

£11.39/mo ($15.15)10 slots · RAM not published

4NetPlayers sells Palworld by the slot, starting at 10 slots for £11.39/mo ($15.15) at the list price. Crossplay is included, and London sits in a wide European and US network.

The product page lists ECC RAM and SSD storage but no memory figure for each slot tier, so it is hard to judge against Pocketpair’s 16GB guidance. That is why it sits below hosts that publish RAM.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full 4NetPlayers review.

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Shockbyte

Best simple presets

£12.77/mo ($16.99)Lamball · 10 players · 6GB

Shockbyte keeps Palworld simple with three named presets: Lamball at 10 players and 6GB for £12.77/mo ($16.99), Grizzbolt at 20 players and 8GB for £16.53/mo ($21.99), and Jetragon at 32 players and 10GB for £20.29/mo ($26.99). Every plan includes automatic backups, full sFTP, DDoS protection and 24/7 support, plus a 72-hour self-serve refund.

The problem is sizing. Even the 32-player plan stops at 10GB, well below Pocketpair’s 16GB recommendation, so you pay more than Kinetic for less memory.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Shockbyte review.

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GGServers

Best high-RAM ladder

£18.05/mo ($24.00)Chikipi · 8GB · 1–32 slots

GGServers has a clean high-memory ladder: 8GB at £18.05/mo ($24.00), 12GB at £27.07/mo ($36.00), 16GB at £36.09/mo ($48.00) and 32GB at £72.18/mo ($96.00), each with 1 to 32 player slots, unmetered SSD and DDoS protection.

The ladder is clear, but the price is hard to justify: 16GB costs roughly three times DatHost or Kinetic. It also lists 32GB, which suits the largest community servers.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full GGServers review.

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Wabbanode

Most flexible custom build

£11.24/mo ($14.95)5GB recommended build

Wabbanode lets you build a Palworld server from the RAM up, with the recommended 5GB build at £11.24/mo ($14.95) at the regular price and RAM from 4GB to 32GB, plus extra CPU cores, backups and a dedicated port (port 8211) as add-ons. London is available alongside Germany, France, Finland and several US and Asian regions.

Free daily backups (three configurable slots) and a 7-day money-back guarantee are included. Treat the 5GB build as a floor rather than a recommendation: Wabbanode’s own suggested 5GB-for-12-players build is far below Pocketpair’s 16GB guidance, so most groups should configure much more memory.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Wabbanode review.

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AleForge

Best budget London plan

£6.01/mo ($7.99)4GB · 60GB NVMe

AleForge’s 4GB Palworld plan renews at £6.01/mo ($7.99), with 5GB at £7.51/mo ($9.99) and 6GB at £9.02/mo ($11.99). Plans scale up to 48GB, and London is one of the locations.

Every server gets 60GB of NVMe storage, four user backups and automatic offsite backups. The entry plans are small for Palworld 1.0, so most groups should pick a larger tier.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full AleForge review.

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Apex Hosting

Best known brand

£9.02/mo ($11.99)3GB · recurring price

Apex Hosting’s Palworld plans recur at £9.02/mo ($11.99) for 3GB, £14.10/mo ($18.75) for 5GB and £26.32/mo ($35.00) for 10GB. London is available, and automatic backups and updates are included.

Apex is a large, established host, but Palworld memory is expensive here and the 3GB entry plan is far below Pocketpair’s 16GB guidance.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Apex Hosting review.

Empower Servers starts Palworld at £6.76/mo ($8.99) for 8GB with no player limit, which is one of the lower prices for 8GB in this guide. It lists ten locations, including the UK.

Backups restore instantly from the panel, and there is a 48-hour refund window. 8GB is the minimum Pocketpair says will run, so plan to upgrade as your world grows.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Empower Servers review.

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PingPlayers

Best per-GB scaling

£11.25/30 days ($14.96)5GB · billed per 30 days

PingPlayers bills Palworld per 30 days: 5GB is £11.25/30 days ($14.96) at the regular price and 8GB is £17.99/30 days ($23.93).

London is available, the panel includes game swapping across 80+ games, and there is a 24-hour money-back guarantee.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full PingPlayers review.

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LogicServers

Best slot-based London option

£10.59/mo ($14.09)8 slots

LogicServers sells Palworld by slots: 8 slots for £10.59/mo ($14.09), 16 slots for £13.86/mo ($18.44) and 32 slots for £20.59/mo ($27.39). Every plan includes DDoS protection, full file access, backup and restore tools and server setting control.

London is available. The plan page does not say how much RAM each slot tier gets, which makes it harder to compare with Pocketpair’s 16GB recommendation.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full LogicServers review.

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ScalaCube

Best for UK + global choice

£13.53/mo ($17.99)6GB · 6 players

ScalaCube’s Palworld plans start at £13.53/mo ($17.99) for 6GB and six players, with 16GB at £31.27/mo ($41.59) and 32GB at £62.55/mo ($83.19).

The UK is one of its locations, and the custom control panel includes mod support and backups. It is expensive per GB compared with the hosts above.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full ScalaCube review.

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Hostinger

Best VPS route

£12.99/mo ($17.28)8GB VPS · renewal rate

Hostinger sells Palworld as a game-panel VPS. The 8GB plan renews at £12.99/mo ($17.28), 16GB at £24.99/mo ($33.24) and 32GB at £39.99/mo ($53.19); the lower advertised price needs a long term paid upfront.

A UK data centre, weekly backups and a 30-day money-back guarantee are included. It suits people who want a VPS they control rather than a managed game server.

Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Hostinger review.