Map uploads
Move an existing save to the server or download maps for offline backup.
Keep your factory online for a private group or larger community while managing maps, mods, permissions, settings, and backups from the server panel.
Plan size and configuration should reflect the world, players, content, and server software—not only the game name.
Exact compatibility depends on the server version, plan, and third-party content.
Move an existing save to the server or download maps for offline backup.
Upload compatible server mods and keep the mod list synchronized with players.
Configure visibility, passwords, autosaves, player limits, and gameplay options.
Manage admins, bans, whitelist behavior, and supported remote-console access.
Use Factorio save options together with hosting backups for additional protection.
Plan restarts or commands around low-activity periods.
Use the panel for routine work and SFTP when you need deeper file access. Available quotas and limits depend on the selected plan.
Contact support when your setup falls outside these general answers.
Yes. Upload the save archive to the correct directory and configure the server to launch it.
Yes, when the mods support the installed Factorio version and dedicated server. All connecting players generally need the matching mod set.
Small worlds are efficient, but large factories, high update rates, many players, and mods can increase CPU and memory needs.
Yes. Configure a password, whitelist, visibility, and player permissions in the server settings.
Choose a plan in the shop, or send your player count and content list for help deciding.
Plan availability, resource limits, and supported add-ons may change. Confirm unusual requirements before ordering.