Best Project Zomboid Server Hosting UK (Nov 2026)
Build 42 is now Stable on 42.21, and it is heavier than Build 41. Memory use grows as your group explores and adds mods, Build 41 saves do not carry over, and Workshop mods need B42 versions. We compared 49 hosts on RAM, London or nearby EU locations, backups, branch control and refund terms.
Quick verdict: Indifferent Broccoli is the best overall because its RAM is never capped. LOW.MS is the best London option with 10GB and strong backups. Host Havoc is the best managed pick with one-click Workshop collections.
- Our #1 pick1. Indifferent Broccoli£7.51/mo ($9.99)Visit Indifferent Broccoli →
Best overall4.7 Trustpilot - 2. LOW.MS£7.48/mo ($9.95)Visit →
Best London option4.4 Trustpilot - 3. Host Havoc£9.02/mo ($12.00)Visit →
Best support and infrastructure4.8 Trustpilot
Our top 3 Project Zomboid server hosts
Zomboid servers rarely fail on day one. They struggle months later, when the map is explored, the bases are full and the mod list has doubled. These three handle that best, each in a different way.
Indifferent Broccoli
4.7/5 on Trustpilot- RAM is never capped
- 4-player plan fits a typical group
- 2-day free trial with no card required
LOW.MS
4.4/5 on Trustpilot- London server with 10GB RAM on the entry plan
- Up to 20 automatic cloud backups you can lock
- Full refund within the first 5 days
Host Havoc
4.8/5 on Trustpilot- London location on hardware it owns
- One-click Workshop + collection installs
- Ticket replies under 10 min (own figure)
Also worth a look: Kinetic Hosting for 12GB at under £10 and DatHost for a single 16GB plan with unlimited slots.
Project Zomboid server hosting compared
All 49 hosts side by side, at the plan that suits a small Build 42 group. Click #, Provider, Trustpilot, Price or RAM to sort. Scroll sideways on mobile.
| # | Provider | Trustpilot | Entry price | RAM | Slots | UK location | Backups | Refund / trial | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4.7 · 1,368 reviews | £7.51/mo ($9.99) 4 players · uncapped RAM | Uncapped (fair use) | 1–64 players | EU (Germany, France, Netherlands) | Download from panel | 7-day refund · 2-day free trial, no card | Best overall | Visit → | |
| 2 | 4.4 · 200 reviews | £7.48/mo ($9.95) 10GB RAM included · London | 10GB | Set by plan | ✓ London | Automatic cloud backups, up to 20, lockable | 5-day full refund · no trial | Best London option | Visit → | |
| 3 | 4.8 · 1,634 reviews | £9.02/mo ($12.00) 8 slots · RAM sized to slots | Sized to slot count | 8–32 | ✓ London | Offsite backups, easy restores | 72-hour money-back · no trial | Best support and infrastructure | Visit → | |
| 4 | 4.4 · 422 reviews | £12.45/mo ($16.56) 16GB DDR5 · unlimited slots | 16GB DDR5 | Unlimited | ✓ London | Daily backups | 14-day money-back | Best all-inclusive 16GB | Visit → | |
| 5 | 4.8 · 399 reviews | £6.01/mo ($7.99) 8GB · 12GB at £9.77/mo ($12.99) | 8GB or 12GB | No fixed cap | ✓ London | Automatic, 5 backup slots | 7-day refund · no trial | Best panel and mod control | Visit → | |
| 6 | 4.6 · 1,428 reviews | £9.50/mo ($12.64) 10 slots · up to 10GB RAM | Up to 10GB | 10–100 | ✓ London | Scheduled offsite backups | 24-hour refund · no trial | Best for B41 and B42 switching | Visit → | |
| 7 | 4.2 · 10,379 reviews | £9.02/mo ($11.99) 4GB · 8GB+ at £15.04/mo ($20.00) | 4GB · 6GB · 8GB+ | 6 · 10 · 16+ players | EU | Automatic backups | 72-hour self-serve refund | Best simple RAM ladder | Visit → | |
| 8 | 4.6 · 8,167 reviews | £6.01/mo ($7.99) 2GB · 6GB at £16.91/mo ($22.49) | 2GB · 3GB · 6GB · custom | Set by RAM | EU | Automatic backups and updates | See Apex’s terms | Best for beginners | Visit → | |
| 9 | 4.7 · 368 reviews | £4.05/mo ($5.39) 4 slots | Set by slots | 4–24 slots | ✓ London | Backup and restore | See LogicServers’ terms | Cheapest London slots | Visit → | |
| 10 | 4.5 · 3,408 reviews | £4.51/mo ($6.00) 2GB · 8GB at £18.05/mo ($24.00) | 2–16GB | Set by RAM | See checkout | Backups | See GGServers’ terms | Low-cost RAM tiers | Visit → | |
| 11 | 4.4 · 8,229 reviews | £5.13/mo ($6.82) 4 slots · 8 slots at £10.26/mo ($13.65) | Set by slots | 4–12 slots+ | ✓ London | Automatic backups | See 4NetPlayers’ terms | Slot plans with automatic backups | Visit → | |
| 12 | 4.9 · 87 reviews | £6.74/mo ($8.97) 3GB · unlimited slots | 3GB+ | Unlimited | ✓ London | Free daily backups | 7-day money-back | Unlimited slots on Ryzen 9 | Visit → | |
| 13 | 4.9 · 145 reviews | £7.51/mo ($9.99) 10GB · 40GB NVMe | 10–32GB | Set by RAM | ✓ London | 2 user backups | See AleForge’s terms | 10GB in London | Visit → | |
| 14 | ESEmpower Servers | 4.3 · 570 reviews | £7.51/mo ($9.99) 6GB | 6GB+ | Set by RAM | ✓ UK | Instant backup restores | 48-hour refund | 6GB with a 48-hour refund | Visit → |
| 15 | 4.8 · 2,470 reviews | £7.52/mo ($10.00) 10GB · 12GB at £9.02/mo ($12.00) | 10–14GB+ | Set by RAM | ✓ London | 3 backup slots | See Sparked’s terms | 10GB in London from $10 | Visit → | |
| 16 | 4.6 · 73,570 reviews | £10.99/mo ($14.62) Game Panel 1 · 4GB | 4GB+ | Set by VPS | ✓ UK | Weekly backups | 30-day money-back | Game Panel VPS | Visit → | |
| 17 | 4.9 · 1,010 reviews | £10.68/30 days ($14.21) 5GB | 5–16GB | Set by RAM | ✓ London | Automated backups | 24-hour money-back | DDR5 billed per 30 days | Visit → | |
| 18 | 4.4 · 4,819 reviews | £12.03/mo ($16.00) 3GB · 40 players | 3–32GB | Up to 40 on entry | ✓ UK | Backups | See ScalaCube’s terms | 3GB for 40 players | Visit → | |
| 19 | 4.4 · 206 reviews | £3.50/mo ($4.65) Entry plan | See checkout | Set by plan | See checkout | CreeperPanel backups | Instant refund in panel | Low entry from a UK company | Visit → | |
| 20 | AAkliz | 5.0 · 424 reviews | £3.76/mo ($5.00) per GB Per-GB pricing | Set by you | Set by RAM | See checkout | Backups | See Akliz’s terms | Pay per GB | Visit → |
| 21 | HHostPanel | No Trustpilot profile | £5.00/mo ($6.65) 2GB · 8GB at £20.00/mo ($26.60) | 2–8GB | Set by RAM | ✓ London | See checkout | See HostPanel’s terms | London, priced in pounds | Visit → |
| 22 | GCGameServers.com | 1.3 · 178 reviews | £5.98/mo ($7.95) 8 players | Set by slots | From 8 players | ✓ London | See checkout | See GameServers’ terms | Per-slot pricing | Visit → |
| 23 | 3.7 · 401 reviews | £6.68/mo ($8.88) 2GB · 6GB at £13.36/mo ($17.77) | 2–6GB+ | Unlimited | ✓ London | See checkout | See FREAKHOSTING’s terms | 2-day free trial | Visit → | |
| 24 | 3.9 · 7,800 reviews | £6.99/mo ($9.30) 6 slots · 8 at £9.29/mo ($12.36) | Set by slots | 6–32 slots | See checkout | Daily backups | See Nitrado’s terms | Big brand, daily backups | Visit → | |
| 25 | 4.3 · 1,199 reviews | £5.26/mo ($7.00) 4GB · 4 cores | 4GB+ | Set by plan | See checkout | See checkout | See Server.pro’s terms | 4GB with 4 cores | Visit → | |
| 26 | SHSpill Hosting | No Trustpilot profile | £5.26/mo ($7.00) 9GB · unlimited players | 9GB+ | Unlimited | See checkout | See checkout | 24-hour money-back | 9GB with unlimited players | Visit → |
| 27 | 4.6 · 3,128 reviews | £7.55/30 days ($10.04) 3GB · 9GB at £18.36/30 days ($24.42) | 3–9GB | Up to 32 slots | See checkout | Backups | See G-Portal’s terms | 3-day rentals | Visit → | |
| 28 | 4.3 · 19,549 reviews | £5.81/mo ($7.73) Custom slots | See checkout | Custom | ✓ UK | Click backups | See ZAP’s terms | B42 and B41 Legacy | Visit → | |
| 29 | 4.5 · 14 reviews | £6.77/mo ($9.00) 4GB · 8GB at £14.29/mo ($19.00) | 4–12GB | Unlimited | See checkout | See checkout | 3-day money-back | Unlimited slots, 3-day refund | Visit → | |
| 30 | 4.7 · 30 reviews | £6.71/mo ($8.93) 4GB | 4–24GB | No slot limit | See checkout | See checkout | See RespawnHost’s terms | Per-GB with no slot limit | Visit → | |
| 31 | GGHOSTCAP | 4.5 · 57 reviews | £6.76/mo ($8.99) 8GB · 12GB at £9.77/mo ($12.99) | 8–12GB+ | Set by RAM | See checkout | See checkout | See GHOSTCAP’s terms | 8GB under $9 | Visit → |
| 32 | 3.5 · 419 reviews | £8.98/mo ($11.94) 8GB | 8GB+ | Set by RAM | ✓ London | See checkout | 72-hour refund | 8GB in London | Visit → | |
| 33 | 4.8 · 82 reviews | £9.50/mo ($12.64) 10GB · 12GB at £25.50/mo ($33.91) | 10–12GB | Set by plan | ✓ UK | See checkout | See Gaming Deluxe’s terms | British host, 10GB | Visit → | |
| 34 | 4.9 · 1,753 reviews | £7.51/mo ($9.99) Unlimited RAM and slots | Unlimited | Unlimited | ✓ London | Automatic backups | 24-hour money-back | Unlimited RAM and slots | Visit → | |
| 35 | 4.5 · 2,641 reviews | £7.52/mo ($10.00) 10GB · 12GB at £9.02/mo ($12.00) | 10–14GB+ | Unlimited | ✓ London | Backups | 1-day free trial | 10GB with a free trial day | Visit → | |
| 36 | 3.1 · 204 reviews | £10.86/mo ($14.44) 14GB DDR5 · unlimited slots | 14GB | Unlimited | See checkout | Paid add-on | See Fly-Serv’s terms | 14GB DDR5 | Visit → | |
| 37 | CCybrancee | 4.8 · 793 reviews | £9.02/mo ($11.99) 6GB · 10GB at £15.03/mo ($19.99) | 6–10GB+ | Unlimited | See checkout | Scheduled backups | See Cybrancee’s terms | 6GB with unlimited slots | Visit → |
| 38 | 4.9 · 1,191 reviews | £8.65/mo ($11.50) 5GB · 10 slots | 5GB+ | 10 on entry | See checkout | See checkout | See Pine’s terms | 5GB for ten players | Visit → | |
| 39 | 4.5 · 1,045 reviews | £11.66/mo ($15.51) 10 slots | Set by slots | 10–100 slots | See checkout | Nightly offsite backups | 48-hour money-back | 48-hour free trial | Visit → | |
| 40 | 4.7 · 1,485 reviews | £11.28/mo ($15.00) 10GB · 16GB at £18.05/mo ($24.00) | 10–16GB | Set by RAM | ✓ London | 3 years of free backups | See Gravel’s terms | 10GB with long backup retention | Visit → | |
| 41 | 3.4 · 449 reviews | £15.99/mo ($21.27) 4GB · 40 slots | 4GB+ | 40 on entry | See checkout | See checkout | See Godlike’s terms | 40 slots on 4GB | Visit → | |
| 42 | 4.3 · 127 reviews | £15.00/mo ($19.95) 8GB · 12GB at £22.52/mo ($29.95) | 8–16GB | Set by RAM | See checkout | Automatic backups | 7-day money-back | UK company, 8GB start | Visit → | |
| 43 | 4.3 · 170 reviews | £15.79/mo ($21.00) Entry plan | See checkout | Set by plan | ✓ London | See checkout | 72-hour money-back | London with a 72-hour refund | Visit → | |
| 44 | 4.4 · 127 reviews | £16.92/mo ($22.50) Entry plan · 4–32GB | 4–32GB | Set by RAM | ✓ London | See checkout | See Streamline’s terms | 4–32GB in London | Visit → | |
| 45 | 4.9 · 1,833 reviews | £13.44/mo ($17.88) Lite · 6GB | 6GB+ | Set by RAM | See checkout | Cloud backups | 24-hour free trial | Wake & Play with a free trial | Visit → | |
| 46 | 4.3 · 295 reviews | From £0.32 ($0.43) per slot Per slot | Set by slots | Choose your count | ✓ London | Scheduled backups | See Citadel’s terms | Per-slot in London | Visit → | |
| 47 | 4.7 · 27,317 reviews | £2.25/mo ($2.99) per GB Per-GB pricing | Set by you | Set by RAM | See checkout | See checkout | See Bisect’s terms | Pay per GB | Visit → | |
| 48 | 4.2 · 607 reviews | See checkout See checkout | See checkout | Set by plan | See checkout | Offsite save backups | See DedicatedMC’s terms | Offsite save backups | Visit → | |
| 49 | 1.4 · 1,902 reviews | See checkout DediGames Box 10GB | 10–12GB | Set by box | See checkout | See checkout | See VeryGames’ terms | DediGames Box | Visit → |
Conversion used: £1 = $1.33
Trustpilot scores checked 30 Oct 2026.
Prices are monthly from each host’s Project Zomboid page. Indifferent Broccoli is shown at 4 players because it caps players, not RAM. DatHost’s yearly price is listed in its review.
How we compared Project Zomboid server hosts
We compared each host’s live Project Zomboid product on the things that decide how a Build 42 server holds up over months, not just on launch night. Prices come from each host’s public plan page, converted at £1 = $1.33. Our full process is on the how we compare game server hosts page.
The 49 best Project Zomboid server hosts, reviewed
Each review covers the plan that suits a typical group, what it costs and the one thing that decides whether it suits your server.
Indifferent Broccoli
Indifferent Broccoli sells Project Zomboid by player count, not by memory. Every plan runs on machines with at least 128GB of RAM and lets the server take what it needs under fair use, so the four-player plan at £7.51/mo ($9.99) is not boxed in by a 6GB or 10GB ceiling. The one-player plan starts at £4.50/mo ($5.99), and the ladder runs up to 64 players.
That matters more in Zomboid than in most survival games. Memory use climbs as players explore new cells, stash loot in bases and add Workshop maps, even if the player count never changes. On a fixed-RAM host you buy for the world you expect in three months; here the plan grows with the world, which is why it takes our top spot.
The trade-off is location. The nearest regions are Frankfurt, Roubaix and Amsterdam rather than London, which still gives UK players comfortable ping but not the shortest route. The 2-day free trial needs no card, so you can upload your save, add your mods and check ping from your own connection before paying.
Our Indifferent Broccoli Project Zomboid review goes deeper on the Project Zomboid plans and panel, and the full Indifferent Broccoli review covers support, billing and other games.
- Uncapped RAM suits Zomboid’s growing memory use
- 2-day free trial with no card
- Full file access for mods and saves
- Clear player-based pricing
- No London node
- Price rises with every player tier
LOW.MS
LOW.MS is the pick for UK groups who want their Project Zomboid server in London. Its entry plan costs £7.48/mo ($9.95) and includes 10GB of RAM, which is a comfortable starting point for a small Build 42 group rather than a teaser tier you outgrow in a week.
The backup system is the standout for a game where one bad mod update can corrupt a long-running world. Backups go to cloud storage off the server, you can keep up to 20 per server, and you can lock the important ones so they are never cleared. Restores and downloads are one click from the Backups tab.
It sits second because 10GB is still a fixed ceiling. Most groups will never hit it, but a heavily modded world with a big map collection can, and Indifferent Broccoli removes that question entirely for a similar monthly price. There is no free trial, but LOW.MS offers a full refund within the first 5 days.
Our LOW.MS Project Zomboid review goes deeper on the Project Zomboid plans and panel, and the full LOW.MS review covers support, billing and other games.
- London location
- 10GB RAM on the entry plan
- Up to 20 lockable cloud backups
- 5-day full refund
- No free trial
- RAM is a fixed allowance
Host Havoc
Host Havoc prices Project Zomboid by slots, starting at £9.02/mo ($12.00) for 8 players, with memory sized to the slot count. You can pick London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt or Nuremberg, and plans scale from 8 to 32 slots.
Its strength is the tooling around the server. The panel installs Steam Workshop mods and whole Workshop collections in one click, which saves a lot of copying Workshop IDs and Mod IDs by hand. Offsite backups and simple restores cover you when a Build 42 update breaks a mod. Host Havoc says its average ticket response is under 10 minutes.
The weak point is transparency on memory: the Project Zomboid page tells you RAM is sized to your slots rather than giving a GB figure. That is fine for a vanilla group, but if you plan a large mod list, ask support what your plan includes before you buy.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Host Havoc review.
- London plus three EU locations
- One-click Workshop collections
- Offsite backups with easy restores
- Fast support response
- RAM figure not published per plan
- 72-hour refund window is short
DatHost
DatHost has one plan: 16GB of DDR5 RAM and unlimited slots for £12.45/mo ($16.56) a month, or £5.77/mo ($7.67) a month on yearly billing. There are no tiers to choose between, which removes the guesswork for a community that is already big or heavily modded.
16GB is more than a fresh four-player world needs, but it is a sensible size for a busy server with a long Workshop list and a well-explored map. DatHost includes daily backups, easy wipes that keep your config, and you can move the server between locations, including London.
The 14-day money-back guarantee is the longest in this comparison. The catch is monthly cost: on monthly billing it is more than the top four, so it makes most sense if you either need 16GB or are happy to commit to a year.
Our DatHost Project Zomboid review goes deeper on the Project Zomboid plans and panel, and the full DatHost review covers support, billing and other games.
- 16GB DDR5 on the only plan
- Unlimited slots
- Daily backups and easy relocation
- 14-day money-back
- Monthly price higher than the top four
- Best price needs yearly billing
Kinetic Hosting
Kinetic Hosting sells Project Zomboid in two clear RAM tiers: 8GB at £6.01/mo ($7.99) and 12GB at £9.77/mo ($12.99). Those prices make it one of the best GB-per-pound options in this list, and the 12GB tier gives a modded community real headroom.
The panel is built for admins who tinker. Kinetic lists Build 42 support, version switching, existing save uploads, custom mods and maps, automatic backups, SFTP and scheduled actions on its Project Zomboid page. Those tools make it easy to test a new Workshop list on a copy of your world before it goes live.
It is fourth because the top three are stronger in one specific area each: uncapped RAM, London backups or managed support. If you want the most RAM for under £10 a month and like managing mods yourself, Kinetic is the best value here.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Kinetic Hosting review.
- 8GB and 12GB at low prices
- Build 42 and version switching
- Save uploads and SFTP
- London location
- No free trial
- Only two RAM tiers
GTX Gaming
GTX Gaming prices by slots: 10 slots with up to 10GB of RAM start at £9.50/mo ($12.64), 20 slots at £18.60/mo ($24.74), and the ladder runs up to 100 slots. The Build 41 Legacy server costs the same as Build 42, which is useful if your group is split on moving to the new build.
That branch choice is the reason to pick GTX. You can keep a B41 world running for players who rely on older mods while a fresh B42 server gets going, and switch later without moving host. Steam Workshop management, scheduled offsite backups, SFTP and help migrating an existing world are all included.
The 24-hour refund window is the shortest here, so set the server up and test it on day one. Larger plans also add RAM and CPU priority as named packages, so compare the full plan rather than the slot count alone.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full GTX Gaming review.
- B41 Legacy and B42 Stable at the same price
- London servers
- Workshop management and offsite backups
- Scales to 100 slots
- 24-hour refund window
- Slot pricing gets expensive for big groups
Shockbyte
Shockbyte keeps Project Zomboid simple with three tiers: 4GB for about six players at £9.02/mo ($11.99), 6GB for ten players at £12.77/mo ($16.99) and an 8GB+ plan for 16 or more players at £15.04/mo ($20.00).
Every plan includes Build 42, mod support, automatic updates and backups, FTP access and DDoS protection, plus a 72-hour self-serve refund. It is a straightforward choice if you want a large, established host and do not plan to manage the server much.
Value is the problem. 4GB is small for a Build 42 world that will grow, and the 8GB+ tier costs more than LOW.MS or Kinetic charge for 10GB to 12GB. Shockbyte is fine hosting, but it is hard to rank above the better-value Zomboid packages.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Shockbyte review.
- Easy to choose between three tiers
- Build 42 and mod support
- Automatic backups
- 72-hour self-serve refund
- 4GB entry tier is small for Build 42
- 8GB+ costs more than rivals’ 10–12GB
Apex Hosting
Apex Hosting sells Project Zomboid by RAM: 2GB at £6.01/mo ($7.99), 3GB at £9.02/mo ($11.99) and 6GB at £16.91/mo ($22.49) a month at the regular price. A custom build lets you pick other sizes.
The appeal is hand-holding. Apex offers 24/7 live chat as well as tickets, plus automatic backups and updates, which helps a first-time admin when a mod breaks after a Build 42 hotfix.
For Zomboid the RAM price is the problem. Apex describes 2GB as the minimum for the game, but a lasting Build 42 world needs 6GB or more, and that tier costs more than LOW.MS, Kinetic or GTX charge for 10GB or more.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Apex Hosting review.
- 24/7 live chat support
- Automatic backups and updates
- Custom RAM builds
- 6GB costs more than rivals’ 10GB+
- Small entry tiers are not enough for Build 42
LogicServers
LogicServers rents Project Zomboid by slots from £4.05/mo ($5.39) a month for four players, scaling to 24 slots, with the server in London. Backup and restore and full file access are in the panel, so you can drop in a Build 42 save or a Workshop map folder yourself.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full LogicServers review.
- London
- Lowest London entry price
- Full file access
- RAM not published per slot tier
GGServers
GGServers sells Project Zomboid by memory: 2GB at £4.51/mo ($6.00), 4GB at £9.02/mo ($12.00), 8GB at £18.05/mo ($24.00) and 16GB at £36.09/mo ($48.00) a month. The 2GB tier is only for testing; a Build 42 group should start at 8GB.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full GGServers review.
- Simple per-GB ladder
- Cheap test tier
- 8GB costs more than rivals’ 10GB
4NetPlayers
4NetPlayers prices Project Zomboid by slots: four slots for £5.13/mo ($6.82), eight for £10.26/mo ($13.65) and twelve for £13.20/mo ($17.56) a month at the regular price. Automatic backups are included, which helps when a Workshop update breaks a B42 world.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full 4NetPlayers review.
- Automatic backups
- Clear slot pricing
- RAM not stated per slot tier
Wabbanode
Wabbanode’s Project Zomboid plans start at 3GB for £6.74/mo ($8.97) a month at the regular price, with unlimited slots on Ryzen 9 7950X and 9950X hardware in London. Free daily backups and a seven-day money-back guarantee are included; pick a bigger tier for a modded B42 world.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Wabbanode review.
- London
- Free daily backups
- 7-day money-back
- 3GB entry is small for Build 42
AleForge
AleForge starts Project Zomboid at 10GB for £7.51/mo ($9.99) a month, with 12GB at £9.02/mo ($11.99) and 14GB at £10.52/mo ($13.99), up to 32GB. Each plan has 40GB of NVMe storage and two user backups, and London is available.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full AleForge review.
- 10GB entry plan
- London
- Scales to 32GB
- Only two user backups
Empower Servers
Empower Servers runs Project Zomboid from 6GB at £7.51/mo ($9.99) a month at the regular price, with a United Kingdom location. Backups restore instantly from the panel, and a 48-hour refund covers a quick test with your mod list.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Empower Servers review.
- UK location
- Instant restores
- 48-hour refund
- 6GB entry for a growing world
Sparked Host
Sparked Host sells Project Zomboid at about $1 per GB on DDR4: 10GB is £7.52/mo ($10.00), 12GB £9.02/mo ($12.00) and 14GB £10.53/mo ($14.00) a month, with DDR5 at $1.50 per GB. London is available and three backup slots are included.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Sparked Host review.
- 10GB for about $10
- London
- DDR5 option
- Three backup slots
Hostinger
Hostinger runs Project Zomboid on its Game Panel VPS, which renews at £10.99/mo ($14.62) a month for 4GB. You get a whole VPS with weekly backups, a UK data centre and a 30-day money-back guarantee, but you manage more of the server yourself than on a dedicated game host.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Hostinger review.
- 30-day money-back
- UK data centre
- Whole VPS
- More hands-on than a game panel host
- 4GB entry for Build 42
PingPlayers
PingPlayers bills Project Zomboid per 30 days, starting at 5GB for £10.68/30 days ($14.21) at the regular price. London is available and a 24-hour money-back guarantee applies.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full PingPlayers review.
- London
- Clear RAM tiers
- Billed per 30 days
- 10GB costs more than rivals
ScalaCube
ScalaCube’s paid Project Zomboid plans start at 3GB for 40 players at £12.03/mo ($16.00) a month and go up to 32GB, with a UK location. It also lists a free tier, which is fine for a short test before paying.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full ScalaCube review.
- UK location
- Free tier to test
- 3GB costs more than rivals’ 10GB
CreeperHost
CreeperHost lists Project Zomboid from £3.50/mo ($4.65) a month, with Premium plans from £11.50/mo ($15.30). CreeperPanel handles backups, and refunds are requested instantly in the panel.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full CreeperHost review.
- Low entry price
- Self-serve refund
- Memory not shown on the entry plan
Akliz
Akliz prices Project Zomboid at £3.76 ($5.00) per GB of memory each month, so an 8GB Build 42 server costs eight times that. It suits admins who want to pick the exact RAM.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Akliz review.
- Exact RAM sizing
- 8GB+ gets expensive
HostPanel
HostPanel is a UK host selling Project Zomboid in London at £5 per GB: 2GB is £5.00/mo ($6.65), 4GB £10.00/mo ($13.30) and 8GB £20.00/mo ($26.60) a month, with renewals at the same price.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full HostPanel review.
- London
- Same price on renewal
- 8GB costs more than rivals’ 10GB
GameServers.com
GameServers.com rents Project Zomboid at $0.99 per slot, so eight players cost £5.98/mo ($7.95) a month. London is one of its locations.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full GameServers.com review.
- London
- Per-slot pricing
- RAM not published
FREAKHOSTING
FREAKHOSTING sells Project Zomboid with unlimited slots: 2GB for £6.68/mo ($8.88), 4GB for £10.02/mo ($13.33) and 6GB for £13.36/mo ($17.77) a month. A two-day free trial needs no card, and London is available.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full FREAKHOSTING review.
- 2-day free trial, no card
- London
- Unlimited slots
- Small RAM for the price
Nitrado
Nitrado rents Project Zomboid by slots in pounds: six slots for £6.99/mo ($9.30) and eight for £9.29/mo ($12.36) a month, up to 32 slots. Daily backups are included.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Nitrado review.
- Priced in pounds
- Daily backups
- RAM not published
Server.pro
Server.pro starts Project Zomboid at 4GB with four CPU cores for £5.26/mo ($7.00) a month, and you can change the server location at any time after buying.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Server.pro review.
- Change location any time
- 4GB entry for Build 42
Spill Hosting
Spill Hosting sells Project Zomboid from £5.26/mo ($7.00) a month for 9GB with unlimited players on AMD Ryzen 9, with 10GB at £6.02/mo ($8.00). Steam Workshop support and a 24-hour money-back guarantee are included.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Spill Hosting review.
- 9GB for $7
- Unlimited players
- 24-hour refund window
G-Portal
G-Portal bills Project Zomboid per 30 days in pounds: 3GB for £7.55/30 days ($10.04), 4GB for £10.32/30 days ($13.73) and 9GB for £18.36/30 days ($24.42), up to 32 slots. Three-day rentals are useful for a short test.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full G-Portal review.
- Priced in pounds
- Short rentals
- Billed per 30 days
ZAP-Hosting
ZAP-Hosting lists Project Zomboid from £5.81/mo ($7.73) a month with custom slots and both Build 42 and Legacy B41 available. Backups are one click and a UK location is offered.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full ZAP-Hosting review.
- B42 and B41 Legacy
- UK location
- Raise RAM before ordering
Konnect Hosting
Konnect Hosting sells Project Zomboid with unlimited slots: 4GB at £6.77/mo ($9.00), 8GB at £14.29/mo ($19.00) and 12GB at £21.80/mo ($29.00) a month, with a three-day money-back guarantee.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Konnect Hosting review.
- Unlimited slots
- 3-day money-back
- No UK location shown
RespawnHost
RespawnHost charges about $2.23 per GB for Project Zomboid, so 4GB is £6.71/mo ($8.93) a month, scaling to 24GB with no slot limit.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full RespawnHost review.
- No slot limit
- Scales to 24GB
- Site is German-first
GHOSTCAP
GHOSTCAP starts Project Zomboid at 8GB for £6.76/mo ($8.99) a month, with 10GB at £8.26/mo ($10.99) and 12GB at £9.77/mo ($12.99), in US and European locations.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full GHOSTCAP review.
- 8GB entry plan
- No London location shown
GameServerKings
GameServerKings sells Project Zomboid at 8GB for £8.98/mo ($11.94) a month, with London available and a 72-hour refund.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full GameServerKings review.
- London
- 72-hour refund
- Priced in euros
Gaming Deluxe
Gaming Deluxe is a British host selling Project Zomboid in pounds: 10GB for £9.50/mo ($12.64) and 12GB for £25.50/mo ($33.91) a month.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Gaming Deluxe review.
- Priced in pounds
- UK location
- Big jump to 12GB
MintServers
MintServers sells one Project Zomboid plan with unlimited RAM and slots at £7.51/mo ($9.99) a month at the regular price, with London available and a 24-hour money-back guarantee.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full MintServers review.
- Unlimited RAM and slots
- London
- 24-hour refund window
RocketNode
RocketNode starts Project Zomboid at 10GB for £7.52/mo ($10.00), with 12GB at £9.02/mo ($12.00) and 14GB at £10.53/mo ($14.00) a month. Slots are unlimited, London is available and there is a one-day free trial.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full RocketNode review.
- 10GB entry
- London
- 1-day free trial
- Short trial
Fly-Serv
Fly-Serv, a French host, sells Project Zomboid as a single 14GB DDR5 plan with unlimited slots for £10.86/mo ($14.44) a month. Backups are a paid add-on.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Fly-Serv review.
- 14GB DDR5
- Unlimited slots
- Backups cost extra
- French-language site
Cybrancee
Cybrancee sells Project Zomboid with unlimited slots: 6GB at £9.02/mo ($11.99), 8GB at £11.27/mo ($14.99) and 10GB at £15.03/mo ($19.99) a month, with scheduled backups.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Cybrancee review.
- Unlimited slots
- Scheduled backups
- 10GB is pricier than rivals
Pine Hosting
Pine Hosting starts Project Zomboid at 5GB for ten slots at £8.65/mo ($11.50) a month.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Pine Hosting review.
- Clear entry plan
- 5GB entry for Build 42
PingPerfect
PingPerfect rents Project Zomboid from £11.66/mo ($15.51) a month for ten slots, up to 100. A 48-hour free trial, nightly offsite backups and a 48-hour money-back guarantee are included.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full PingPerfect review.
- 48-hour free trial
- Nightly offsite backups
- Slot pricing gets expensive
Gravel Host
Gravel Host sells Project Zomboid at 10GB for £11.28/mo ($15.00), 12GB for £13.53/mo ($18.00) and 16GB for £18.05/mo ($24.00) a month, with London available and three years of free backups.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Gravel Host review.
- London
- Three years of backups
- Dearer 10GB than rivals
Godlike
Godlike’s Project Zomboid entry plan has 4GB and 40 slots for £15.99/mo ($21.27) a month at the regular price.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Godlike review.
- 40 slots on entry
- 4GB for the price
BerryByte
BerryByte, a UK company, starts Project Zomboid at 8GB for £15.00/mo ($19.95), with 12GB at £22.52/mo ($29.95) and 16GB at £30.04/mo ($39.95) a month. Automatic backups and a seven-day money-back guarantee are included.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full BerryByte review.
- 7-day money-back
- Automatic backups
- High price per GB
Blue Fang Solutions
Blue Fang Solutions lists Project Zomboid from £15.79/mo ($21.00) a month, with London available and a 72-hour money-back guarantee.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Blue Fang Solutions review.
- London
- 72-hour money-back
- High entry price
Streamline Servers
Streamline Servers lists Project Zomboid from £16.92/mo ($22.50) a month, with memory from 4GB to 32GB and London among its locations.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Streamline Servers review.
- London
- Up to 32GB
- High entry price
Nodecraft
Nodecraft’s Project Zomboid Lite plan has 6GB for £13.44/mo ($17.88) a month at the regular price, after a 24-hour free trial. Cloud backups are included.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Nodecraft review.
- 24-hour free trial
- Cloud backups
- High price for 6GB
Citadel Servers
Citadel Servers prices Project Zomboid per slot from $0.43, with London available and scheduled backups. Choose your slot count at checkout.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full Citadel Servers review.
- London
- Pay per slot
- Total depends on slot count
BisectHosting
BisectHosting prices Project Zomboid at £2.25 ($2.99) per GB each month; pick the memory in its plan selector.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full BisectHosting review.
- Exact RAM sizing
- Total depends on RAM
DedicatedMC
DedicatedMC hosts Project Zomboid with offsite save backups, whitelist control and 24/7 Discord support. Its page does not publish a price, so check the order page.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full DedicatedMC review.
- Offsite backups
- 24/7 Discord support
- Price not published
VeryGames
VeryGames hosts Project Zomboid on its DediGames Box with 10GB or 12GB of RAM and a multi-game panel. The price is not shown on the product page, so check the order page.
Support, billing and the control panel are covered in our full VeryGames review.
- 10GB or 12GB boxes
- Multi-game panel
- Price not published
What Build 42 changes for server owners
Project Zomboid 42.20 moved to the Stable branch on 29 July 2026, and 42.21 followed on 28 September 2026. The Indie Stone is clear that Build 41 saves are not compatible with Build 42. Groups who want to keep an old world can stay on the legacy41 branch. Our Build 41 to Build 42 migration guide covers the safe order for the move.
For a host, that makes branch switching, self-service restores and good Workshop tools more valuable than a cheap slot price. Before you add mods, read our guide to adding Workshop mods and maps so that the Mod IDs and map load order are right first time.
How much RAM a Project Zomboid server needs
There is no official RAM figure for every multiplayer world. These are practical sizes for Build 42, not a developer minimum. Zomboid is Java-based, so the plan’s memory only helps if the Java heap is set to use it. Our Project Zomboid server RAM guide explains how to size the heap.
| Server | Players | Practical RAM | Hosts that fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small vanilla group | 2–4 | 8GB | Indifferent Broccoli 4-player, Kinetic 8GB, LOW.MS 10GB |
| Normal community | 5–10 | 10–12GB | LOW.MS 10GB, Kinetic 12GB, GTX 10 slots |
| Busy or modded | 10–20 | 12–16GB | Kinetic 12GB, DatHost 16GB |
| Large heavy-mod server | 20+ | 16GB+ | DatHost 16GB, Indifferent Broccoli uncapped |
If your server already stutters, check our Project Zomboid lag fix guide before buying a bigger plan. Lag often comes from players spread across the map, zombie population or one heavy mod rather than a lack of RAM.
Project Zomboid servers in the UK
For a group mostly in Britain, a London server gives the shortest route and the steadiest ping. 26 of the 49 hosts list a London or UK location. The table shows the ranked hosts; LogicServers, 4NetPlayers, Wabbanode, AleForge, Empower Servers, Sparked Host, Hostinger, PingPlayers, ScalaCube, HostPanel, GameServers.com, FREAKHOSTING, ZAP-Hosting, GameServerKings, Gaming Deluxe, MintServers, RocketNode, Gravel Host, Blue Fang Solutions, Streamline Servers, Citadel Servers also offer one, with prices in the full comparison table.
| Host | London | Other nearby locations |
|---|---|---|
| LOW.MS | ✓ · £7.48/mo ($9.95) | Amsterdam · Helsinki · Warsaw · Nuremberg |
| Host Havoc | ✓ | Amsterdam · Frankfurt · Nuremberg |
| Kinetic Hosting | ✓ | Amsterdam · Helsinki · Warsaw · Germany |
| DatHost | ✓ | Europe-wide network |
| GTX Gaming | ✓ | Worldwide |
| Indifferent Broccoli | – | Frankfurt · Roubaix · Amsterdam |
Indifferent Broccoli is the exception in the top three. Its EU regions still give UK players good ping, and the free trial lets you test it before paying. Once your server is up, our guide to joining a Project Zomboid server covers IP, port and branch problems.
Self-hosting vs renting a Project Zomboid server
You can run the dedicated server yourself through SteamCMD (app ID 380870) on Windows or Linux. By default it uses UDP 16261 for game traffic and UDP 16262 for direct connections, and both must be forwarded. Our Project Zomboid dedicated server setup guide walks through it step by step.
| Self-host | Rented server | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free if the PC is already on | From £3.50/mo ($4.65) |
| Uptime | Only while your PC runs | 24/7 |
| RAM | Shared with your own game | 8–16GB set aside for the server |
| Backups | You copy the save folders | Automatic, with restores |
| Ports | Forward UDP 16261 and 16262 | Handled by the host |
Self-hosting suits a short test or a LAN weekend. For a world your group plays every week, a rented server is simpler. Our self-hosting guide and dedicated hosting explainer cover the trade-offs, and our hardware requirements guide explains what to look for in a server.
Cheapest Project Zomboid server hosting UK
Every host’s cheapest Project Zomboid plan, sorted by monthly price. The cheapest is not always the best value: check RAM against our sizing table first. For other games, see our cheap game server hosting UK guide.
- 1CreeperHostEntry plan · Low entry from a UK company£3.50/mo ($4.65)
- 2LogicServers4 slots · Cheapest London slots£4.05/mo ($5.39)
- 3GGServers2GB · 8GB at £18.05/mo ($24.00) · Low-cost RAM tiers£4.51/mo ($6.00)
- 4HHostPanel2GB · 8GB at £20.00/mo ($26.60) · London, priced in pounds£5.00/mo ($6.65)
- 54NetPlayers4 slots · 8 slots at £10.26/mo ($13.65) · Slot plans with automatic backups£5.13/mo ($6.82)
- 6Server.pro4GB · 4 cores · 4GB with 4 cores£5.26/mo ($7.00)
- 7SHSpill Hosting9GB · unlimited players · 9GB with unlimited players£5.26/mo ($7.00)
- 8ZAP-HostingCustom slots · B42 and B41 Legacy£5.81/mo ($7.73)
- 9GCGameServers.com8 players · Per-slot pricing£5.98/mo ($7.95)
- 10Apex Hosting2GB · 6GB at £16.91/mo ($22.49) · Best for beginners£6.01/mo ($7.99)
- 11Kinetic Hosting8GB · 12GB at £9.77/mo ($12.99) · Best panel and mod control£6.01/mo ($7.99)
- 12FREAKHOSTING2GB · 6GB at £13.36/mo ($17.77) · 2-day free trial£6.68/mo ($8.88)
- 13RespawnHost4GB · Per-GB with no slot limit£6.71/mo ($8.93)
- 14Wabbanode3GB · unlimited slots · Unlimited slots on Ryzen 9£6.74/mo ($8.97)
- 15GGHOSTCAP8GB · 12GB at £9.77/mo ($12.99) · 8GB under $9£6.76/mo ($8.99)
- 16Konnect Hosting4GB · 8GB at £14.29/mo ($19.00) · Unlimited slots, 3-day refund£6.77/mo ($9.00)
- 17Nitrado6 slots · 8 at £9.29/mo ($12.36) · Big brand, daily backups£6.99/mo ($9.30)
- 18LOW.MS10GB RAM included · London · Best London option£7.48/mo ($9.95)
- 19AleForge10GB · 40GB NVMe · 10GB in London£7.51/mo ($9.99)
- 20ESEmpower Servers6GB · 6GB with a 48-hour refund£7.51/mo ($9.99)
- 21Indifferent Broccoli4 players · uncapped RAM · Best overall£7.51/mo ($9.99)
- 22MintServersUnlimited RAM and slots · Unlimited RAM and slots£7.51/mo ($9.99)
- 23RocketNode10GB · 12GB at £9.02/mo ($12.00) · 10GB with a free trial day£7.52/mo ($10.00)
- 24Sparked Host10GB · 12GB at £9.02/mo ($12.00) · 10GB in London from $10£7.52/mo ($10.00)
- 25G-Portal3GB · 9GB at £18.36/30 days ($24.42) · 3-day rentals£7.55/30 days ($10.04)
- 26Pine Hosting5GB · 10 slots · 5GB for ten players£8.65/mo ($11.50)
- 27GameServerKings8GB · 8GB in London£8.98/mo ($11.94)
- 28CCybrancee6GB · 10GB at £15.03/mo ($19.99) · 6GB with unlimited slots£9.02/mo ($11.99)
- 29Host Havoc8 slots · RAM sized to slots · Best support and infrastructure£9.02/mo ($12.00)
- 30Shockbyte4GB · 8GB+ at £15.04/mo ($20.00) · Best simple RAM ladder£9.02/mo ($11.99)
- 31GTX Gaming10 slots · up to 10GB RAM · Best for B41 and B42 switching£9.50/mo ($12.64)
- 32Gaming Deluxe10GB · 12GB at £25.50/mo ($33.91) · British host, 10GB£9.50/mo ($12.64)
- 33PingPlayers5GB · DDR5 billed per 30 days£10.68/30 days ($14.21)
- 34Fly-Serv14GB DDR5 · unlimited slots · 14GB DDR5£10.86/mo ($14.44)
- 35HostingerGame Panel 1 · 4GB · Game Panel VPS£10.99/mo ($14.62)
- 36Gravel Host10GB · 16GB at £18.05/mo ($24.00) · 10GB with long backup retention£11.28/mo ($15.00)
- 37PPhysgunShamblers · 6GB · London£11.65/mo ($15.49)
- 38PingPerfect10 slots · 48-hour free trial£11.66/mo ($15.51)
- 39ScalaCube3GB · 40 players · 3GB for 40 players£12.03/mo ($16.00)
- 40DatHost16GB DDR5 · unlimited slots · Best all-inclusive 16GB£12.45/mo ($16.56)
- 41NodecraftLite · 6GB · Wake & Play with a free trial£13.44/mo ($17.88)
- 42BerryByte8GB · 12GB at £22.52/mo ($29.95) · UK company, 8GB start£15.00/mo ($19.95)
- 43Blue Fang SolutionsEntry plan · London with a 72-hour refund£15.79/mo ($21.00)
- 44Godlike4GB · 40 slots · 40 slots on 4GB£15.99/mo ($21.27)
- 45Streamline ServersEntry plan · 4–32GB · 4–32GB in London£16.92/mo ($22.50)
- 46AAklizPer-GB pricing · Pay per GB£3.76/mo ($5.00) per GB
- 47BisectHostingPer-GB pricing · Pay per GB£2.25/mo ($2.99) per GB
- 48Citadel ServersPer slot · Per-slot in LondonFrom £0.32 ($0.43) per slot
- 49DedicatedMCSee checkout · Offsite save backupsSee checkout
- 50VeryGamesDediGames Box 10GB · DediGames BoxSee checkout
Conversion used: £1 = $1.33
Which Project Zomboid host should you choose?
- Small group with a growing world: Indifferent Broccoli, because RAM never caps out.
- UK group that wants London: LOW.MS, from £7.48/mo ($9.95) with 10GB and lockable cloud backups.
- Managed server with lots of Workshop mods: Host Havoc, with one-click collections.
- Most RAM for the money: Kinetic Hosting, 12GB for under £10.
- Big or heavily modded community: DatHost’s 16GB plan with unlimited slots.
- Group split between B41 and B42: GTX Gaming, both branches at the same price.
- First server, want help on hand: Apex Hosting’s 24/7 live chat.
- Want to try before paying: Indifferent Broccoli’s 2-day free trial.
Final verdict
For most groups, Indifferent Broccoli is the best Project Zomboid server host in 2026, because uncapped RAM fits a game whose memory use keeps growing. UK groups who want London should pick LOW.MS, and admins who want a managed server with strong Workshop tools should pick Host Havoc. Once it is running, set your rules with our servertest.ini settings guide and SandboxVars.lua guide.
Project Zomboid server hosting FAQ
What is the best Project Zomboid server hosting in 2026?
Indifferent Broccoli is our #1 because its plans cap players, not RAM, so a growing Build 42 world never hits a memory ceiling. LOW.MS is the best London option and Host Havoc is the best managed pick. See our Indifferent Broccoli Project Zomboid review for the details.
What is the best Project Zomboid server host in the UK?
LOW.MS is our pick for London, with 10GB of RAM on its entry plan and up to 20 lockable cloud backups. Host Havoc, Kinetic Hosting, DatHost, GTX Gaming and many of the other hosts in our table also offer London. Our LOW.MS Project Zomboid review covers its plans.
How much RAM does a Project Zomboid server need?
Plan on 8GB for 2–4 players on vanilla, 10–12GB for 5–10 players, and 12–16GB or more for a busy or modded server. Set the Java heap to use the memory, as our server RAM guide explains.
Is Project Zomboid Build 42 Stable?
Yes. 42.20 moved to Stable on 29 July 2026 and the current Stable build is 42.21, released on 28 September 2026. Build 41 is still available on the legacy41 branch.
Can I move a Build 41 save to Build 42?
No. Build 41 saves are not compatible with Build 42. Keep the B41 world on legacy41 and start a fresh B42 world, following our Build 42 migration guide.
Do Build 41 mods work on Build 42?
Not automatically. Build 42 uses versioned mods, so check each Workshop item has B42 files. Our Workshop mods guide shows how to add them.
What is the cheapest Project Zomboid server hosting?
LogicServers is the cheapest London entry at £4.05/mo ($5.39) a month for four slots, and Kinetic Hosting’s 8GB plan at £6.01/mo ($7.99) is the most RAM for the money among the low-cost plans. LOW.MS is the cheapest London plan with 10GB. Our cheap table above lists every host’s entry price.
How do I back up a Project Zomboid server?
Most hosts here include automatic backups. To do it yourself, copy the save, server config and database folders together, as our Project Zomboid backup guide explains.
How do I make myself admin on a Project Zomboid server?
Set the admin password on first start, then manage access levels and whitelists from the console. Our admin and whitelist guide and full admin commands list cover it.
Can I host a Project Zomboid server for free?
Yes, by running the dedicated server through SteamCMD on your own PC, but it only runs while your PC is on and you must forward UDP 16261 and 16262. Our dedicated server setup guide covers it.
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Indifferent Broccoli
4 players · uncapped RAM · 2-day free trial · £7.51/mo ($9.99)
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