
No One Survived Server Hosting
Run No One Survived on your own dedicated server and turn a first shelter into a base with power and running water.
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Launch your private No One Survived dedicated server in minutes. Built for multiplayer stability with persistent worlds and dedicated performance.

How to host aNo One Survived server
Run through the cards below, then everyone you invite explores one open world with you.
Choose your plan
Every plan has its own RAM size, and support is there to help you decide.
Pick a location
Pick the one closest to your players, at the same price.
Set the map
Set OpenMap in Game.ini, then restart the server so the one you chose loads.
Invite your friends
Everyone types your server name into the server search and joins from there.
You can set a longer or shorter day later, then restart to load it.
A six-continent low-ping networkhosting No One Survived servers.
On the live map, every location shows your own ping, so host where it is lowest before the bandits find you.
Location moves go through our support team, with the world save included.
See all locationsNo One Survived servers readyfor every zombie tide.
Your shelter and every wave of the dead run on our side, in a data centre with DDR5 RAM and NVMe drives.
Log back in to your shelter at any hour, with the uptime written into our SLA.
Your server sits on 10Gbps uplinks in every location.
Every location has enterprise DDoS protection in place.
With the server off home hardware, the host’s whole PC goes back to their own game.
Why home hosting struggles
- The server takes CPU from your gameshared CPU
- The whole group shares your uploadhome ISP
- The server eats the RAM your game needssplit RAM
- Your shelter saves to a home driveyour disk
- A DDoS on your line kicks everyoneexposed
- One house hosts everyone1 place
What your world runs on now
- Data centre CPUs carry the server loadoff your PC
- Data centre uplinks at 10Gbps10Gbps
- The world runs on DDR5 memoryDDR5
- NVMe storage for your saved worldNVMe
- Enterprise DDoS protection, built inincluded
- Host it near the whole grouplow ping
Get the greenhouse up before winter.
The server is our job.
Instant activation
Run your No One Survived server
from one panel
Set the server name people search for and pick the map. A restart loads both.


Count on Ping AI to handle
your No One Survived server
Ask for a restart before the next supply run and Ping AI handles it while you check the greenhouse. It will also help you read the console and set a weekly reboot.


The dedicated No One Survived server
compared with public servers
On a stranger’s server, the owner picks the difficulty and when to start over. With your own, you make both calls.
Each season, the world is still yours.

Join the server owners
who rely on PingPlayers.
Take a look at what they say about having a server with us.
A real person takes every chat 24/7, nights and weekends too.
The specialists can turn on permadeath or change how many of the zombies sprint toward you.
Jonathan Lexne on Trustpilot, Sep 2026Nicole
Gaming support specialist
“Nicole was great. She first tried to explain what i needed to do in order to solve my problem. When I couldn't do it, she solved the problem for me. A great customer experience!”
Justin Olin on Trustpilot, Aug 2026Kimmy
Gaming support specialist
“Kimmy helped me out and she was very knowledgeable and helped me with all of my questions and answered very quickly.”
Leonardo salas on Trustpilot, Aug 2026Francis
Gaming support specialist
“Francis helped me resolve a big issue with our server; everything is going great now and it was very quick, thank you!”
Whitney Thibeaux on Trustpilot, Jul 2026Lautaro
Gaming support specialist
“Lautaro was such a great help and answered all my questions quickly and help me fix my problems!! Great service!”
Antreas1 on Trustpilot, Jul 2026Emman
Gaming support specialist
“support was fast Emman was my support aggent he was quick understanding of the problem great experiance overall”
Matias on Trustpilot, Apr 2025German
Gaming support specialist
“German is a great dude. Not only does he fix problems, he is funny and very understanding. Dont be scared to message the live chat!”
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Built into every plan: tools for surviving together.
Everyone you survive with can share the No One Survived server bill through SharePay, and restarts can run on a schedule.
SharePay
Everyone pays toward the server bill from one shared link, and nobody else needs an account.
See SharePayLive telemetry
Live CPU, memory and uptime readings, with no need to log in to the game.
See live telemetryTask scheduler
Plan a daily or weekly restart for an hour when nobody is playing.
See the schedulerFree migration
A world hosted somewhere else can move here. Our engineers copy the save and check it for you.
See free migrationFree game switchingon the same server.
Take a break from the apocalypse, or start one of our other games with your No One Survived server.

Call the shots in the apocalypseon a No One Survivedserver you control.
Choose PvE or PvP, turn up the zombie strength, and decide who gets the admin password.
About No One Survived
Building in No One Survived rests on a beam-column system, so you plan the supports that hold up your shelter yourself. Cat Play Studio develops and publishes this multiplayer co-op open world survival sandbox, which entered Early Access on Steam on 14 January 2023 and reached 1.0 on 27 December 2025.
You explore for materials, watch your character’s needs and learn skills such as medicine and metallurgy to climb the tech tree. The four seasons change the weather and what you can find, and in winter crops only grow in a greenhouse. Merchants barter and hand out tasks, while bandits and wolves wait outside. Turn on the zombie tide and the dead come for your base in waves.
A No One Survived dedicated server keeps one world for everyone who joins, with the settings you choose. Cat Play Studio’s 2023 server post sets MaxPlayers anywhere from 2 to 50, and your plan sets the RAM, not the headcount.
No One Survived server owner guides
Changing server settings or moving files over SFTP is short work once you know where things are, and the guides show you how.
Game server Basic Settings: How and What can you use them for?
Access and easily tweak game server basics with PingPlayers. Adjust difficulty, respawn rates, and other options to customize gameplay.
Read articleHow can I let friends manage my server?
Guide to My Team: invite friends, manage servers, assign permissions, add/remove members, server control panel access, billing, restarts, roles, teamwork.
Read articleHow to connect to FTP and SFTP
This article explains and shows a step-by-step guide on how to use FTP and SFTP. Mosltly focues on Filezilla client and its features but differentiates between FTP and SFTP
Read articleHow to Easily Manage a Dedicated Game Server Using Ping AI
Manage your game server with Ping AI: no coding, instant crash fixes, automated tasks, mod and config management so you can focus on gaming.
Read articleIntroducing SharePay: Share the Cost of Your Game Servers
SharePay by PingPlayers lets communities generate a secure link so friends can instantly top up account credit to share game server costs.
Read articleNo One Survived server hosting questions, answered.
Short answers on tide settings, saves and billing, and anything else is one live chat away.
Pick a plan and a location above and check out. Once it is running, pick the map and set a server name, then restart. Others find the server by searching for that name.
Choose 3 GB, 5 GB or 8 GB. PingPlayers suggests 5 GB for Map02 and 8 GB for the large Map01, the minimum the studio’s 2023 setup post gives for it. Support can help you pick.
On six continents: North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Oceania and Africa. The map above shows every location, the checkout shows your ping to each one, and the price is the same everywhere.
Search for the server name you set and join it, with the password if the server has one.
Set ZombieAttack to True or False in Game.ini and restart. ZombieAttackDay (1 to 30) sets the day it strikes, and AttackZombieNum (1 to 5) sets its size.
Both. Set the PVP line to False for PvE or True for PvP, and keep the edit in a Config Manager template so it loads at the next restart.
Set PermanentDead to True, then restart the server so the change loads.
AdminPassword is the one admin setting in the setup post. Choose one and restart, then share it only with the people who help run the server.
Yes. OpenMap picks the map: the studio’s setup post names Map01, the large 64 km² map, and Map02, the 16 km² one. A restart loads your choice.
DayLength sets a day to 45, 90 or 120 minutes, the only three values allowed. Restart to load it.
Yes, free on every plan. Our engineers copy your saves over and check them, and your old server keeps running until then. Whether your configs come along depends on the migration method. How free migration works.
The studio’s 2023 server post lists MaxPlayers from 2 to 50. Plans are sized by RAM, and changing the player limit restarts the server.
Yes. The server stays up after you log off, so anyone can hop on whenever they like.
Yes. Every server comes with a 24-hour money-back guarantee. If the server is not right for you, talk to support on live chat or email.
In My Servers, open the three dots on the server card, choose Billing, then View options next to Renewal settings and cancellation, and click Cancel Subscription. The server stays active until the end of the period you paid for.
Yes, with SharePay. After signup the panel gives you a link, and everyone pays their share without making an account.
Yes, and switching is free on games your plan has the memory for. Ask support before you switch so you know what happens to your No One Survived files.

Buy a No One Survived serverready right away.
Haul the supplies home and keep your shelter standing.
Expect a running server roughly 60 seconds after you order, and your money back on request during the first day.




























