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Galeforce (Galeforce Hosting) hosts dedicated game servers for groups of friends. Each server has its own pass, a day, a week or a calendar month, priced by the server's RAM and paid up front. Support is from a person, by email. Servers run in the United Kingdom. Players connect through our London address, so your ping depends on how far you are from London.

Galeforce Hosting Ltd Orders are open. 3 GB for 6 players Paper plugins and Fabric mods from Modrinth, installed in the panel £2.00 a week in the United Kingdom, at 2 GB $2.50 a week in the United States, at 2 GB How to host a Minecraft server 8 GB for 4 players and 150 mods NeoForge and Forge mods from Modrinth, installed in the panel, or your pack over SFTP £2.00 a day in the United Kingdom, at 8 GB $2.50 a day in the United States, at 8 GB How to host a Minecraft server 4 GB for 5 players £2.00 a day in the United Kingdom, at 3 GB $2.50 a day in the United States, at 3 GB How to host a Valheim dedicated server 16 GB for 8 players £4.32 a day in the United Kingdom, at 16 GB $4.80 a day in the United States, at 16 GB How to host a Palworld dedicated server 10 GB for 6 players and 20 mods Steam Workshop item and mod IDs, in the settings editor £2.00 a day in the United Kingdom, at 8 GB $2.50 a day in the United States, at 8 GB How to host a Project Zomboid dedicated server 10 GB for 4 players £2.00 a day in the United Kingdom, at 8 GB $2.50 a day in the United States, at 8 GB How to host a Satisfactory dedicated server 10 GB for 6 players Modlets, uploaded over SFTP £2.00 a day in the United Kingdom, at 8 GB $2.50 a day in the United States, at 8 GB How to host a 7 Days to Die dedicated server Every server has its own pass: a day (24 hours), a week (168 hours) or a calendar month, priced by the server's RAM and paid up front. Buy again and the time adds on. At checkout every pass has two buttons and you pick one: one renews the pass until you cancel, the other pays once. Renewal stops with one click. Bought with renewal, a week or month pass of 4 GB or more costs 10% less than the same pass paid once, on the first payment and every renewal, while renewal stays on. At checkout each of the two buttons shows the amount it charges, and neither is chosen for you. Stopping renewal is free and takes nothing back: the pass you've paid for runs to its end at the price you paid. Any pass paid for once is at the pay-once price. A day pass, or any pass under 4 GB, costs the same either way. A pass is time on the clock, whether the server is on or off. You pay for the passes you buy, and nothing else. When a pass ends the server stops, and its files and settings are kept for 30 days: buy a pass in that time and everything is where you left it. Within 14 days of your first payment for a pass, you can cancel and get back the unused time. A server's prices are locked for 12 months from its first payment, and any change is announced 30 days ahead. Passes are for adults, 18 and over. Every size comes with the full panel (console, graphs, files and SFTP) and support from a person. Download your server's files any time from the panel's Files page, as one .zip or over SFTP. On Minecraft Java servers (Paper, Fabric, Forge and NeoForge) the panel searches Modrinth and installs mods, or plugins on Paper, each with the ones it needs. It lists everything installed and updates it. The panel's Version & loader screen switches a Minecraft Java server to another loader or Minecraft version. It keeps a copy of every file on the server, world included, for 7 days, and Undo puts it all back. Every other game that takes mods says on its own page how they go in. Galeforce is built for groups that play now and then: buy a day or a week for game night, pay once, and pay nothing between sessions. Groups that play most weeks get the most from the month pass. Host a Minecraft Java 26.3 server on your own PC: Java 25, server.jar, eula.txt, port 25565 and the new whitelist default, plus fixes for the usual errors. Install a plugin on a Paper Minecraft server: download the .jar, put it in the plugins folder, restart, then check it with the plugins command. The commands a Minecraft Java server owner uses: whitelist, op, kick, ban and the game rules under their 26.x names, such as pvp and keep_inventory. Still starting, the wrong address or port, a game update, Xbox and PS5, the password, a full server, mods or a ban: nine checks for a Palworld server. How to tell a Palworld server ran out of memory, what it needs, how to set a daily restart with warnings and a save, and how to read the memory graph. Move a Satisfactory save to a dedicated server: where the .sav file is, how to upload and load it in the Server Manager, and how to bring your blueprints. Which Steam branch a Project Zomboid server should follow: Stable, pre-release, 42.21 for modded worlds or legacy41 for Build 41, and how to switch safely. Set up a Project Zomboid Build 42 dedicated server on Windows or Linux: SteamCMD app 380870, the memory line to edit, UDP 16261 and 16262, and joining. Not in the list, no answer on Connect to IP, a version or anti-cheat mismatch, a wrong password: eight checks for a 7 Days to Die dedicated server. RAM for a Minecraft server by player count and modpack size, how to set it with -Xmx, the settings that cut it, and how to tell a memory problem from lag. Hourly, monthly or by the day: how game server billing works, the break-even for each, worked through for real play patterns, and the catches to check. Put a NeoForge, Forge or Fabric modpack on a Minecraft server: match the loader, Minecraft version and Java, install the server files, then get players on. What mismatched mod channel list, missing mods and unknown registry entries mean on a NeoForge, Forge or Fabric server, and how to match the two sides. How to run a Minecraft Java server for just one day or a weekend: five ways compared, what each asks of you, and what happens to the world afterwards. Set up a Valheim dedicated server: Steam app 896660, the start script, UDP ports 2456 and 2457, world modifiers, moving your world, and how friends join. Set up a Palworld dedicated server: Steam app 2394010, PalWorldSettings.ini, UDP port 8211, -publiclobby for Xbox and PS5, 16 GB RAM, and how friends join. Set up a Satisfactory dedicated server step by step: SteamCMD app 1690800, ports 7777 TCP and UDP plus 8888 TCP, claiming it, and how friends join. How to set up a 7 Days to Die V3.4 dedicated server: SteamCMD app 294420, serverconfig.xml, ports 26900 to 26903, joining by IP and connection fixes. Move a single-player or old-host world to a Minecraft Java server: zip the right folder, match the version, set level-name. Covers the 26.1 folder change. Move a Palworld co-op or single-player world to a dedicated server: the save folder, DedicatedServerName, and what happens to the host's character. What each Minecraft Java 26.x server.properties setting does, its default and safe values, plus recipes for whitelists, hardcore and build servers. Every PalWorldSettings.ini setting with its default, where the file lives, why a typo undoes them all, and lines to paste for casual and hardcore servers. What Connection timed out, Connection refused, Incompatible client and not white-listed mean on a Minecraft Java server, and the fix for each. Not in the list, Incompatible version, a short password, ports, crossplay or the permitted list: nine checks for a Valheim server friends can't join. Stuck on the loading screen, "Encryption token missing" or no answer at all? Eight checks for a Satisfactory dedicated server, at home or rented. Not in the server list, "The server is not responding", a version or mod mismatch, a wrong password: what each Project Zomboid join error means. Pick a game, your group size and mods. Get the size, and what a day, a week or a month of it costs. Time the round trip from your browser to our servers: ten requests, with the median and the spread in milliseconds. Every Minecraft Java setting, explained, validated and diffed against the defaults. Paste yours to check it. Edit Palworld's one-line settings file without breaking it. Unknown keys are kept, ports and passwords checked. Build SandboxVars.lua from the game's own presets: zombies, loot, XP and more, with every default and range. Edit servertest.ini: PvP, passwords, mods, ports and player limits, with every default and range from the game's own file. Edit serverconfig.xml with every property's default. Import an old file to see which lines version 3 ignores now. Build a Valheim dedicated server launch command with presets and world modifiers, in the order that works. Paste a Modrinth modpack link. See its loader, Minecraft version and number of mods, and the server size to start with. Set Satisfactory's rotating autosaves and its joining and connection timeouts. Paste your Engine.ini to check it; every other line is kept. every public page, each with the date its content last changed the guides as an Atom feed this page as Markdown this page as XML a short map of the site for language models every public page is open to search and AI crawlers where to report a security problem