Private server
Get your own isolated world, dedicated resources, full admin access, mods and config files. Perfect for creators, devs and serious clans.
- Dedicated vCPU and RAM slice
- Full panel + SFTP access
- Pick US or EU region
- Flat monthly pricing
Klin gives creators and clans dedicated EPYC nodes split into isolated, low-latency game worlds across the USA and Europe. No shared hosting tiers. No hidden limits.
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Latest guides
Our blog covers the games Klin hosts, from server setup and performance tuning to community management. Use the guides, then deploy the server.
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Read guide →Deployment models
Get your own isolated world, dedicated resources, full admin access, mods and config files. Perfect for creators, devs and serious clans.
Run one shared world and sell monthly slots to your players. The patron-funded server model for streamers and modded communities.
Why Klin
EPYC processors, NVMe storage, up to 512GB RAM per node. Every instance gets predictable CPU time.
Deploy close to your players. Low-latency routing in North America and Europe, with more regions coming.
Docker-based instances with open APIs. Bring your own backups, mods, and monitoring. No proprietary lock-in.
Start with a single 512GB node and add capacity as your player base grows. Built for bootstrapped hosting businesses.
Supported engines
Pick a game to see RAM sizing, regions, mod support and a live price estimate. 22 games and counting.
Questions answered
Klin is a dedicated game-server hosting platform for the USA and Europe. We rent raw AMD EPYC nodes and split each machine into isolated game-server instances with reserved CPU, RAM and bandwidth. You get either a private world for your own group, or one shared world you can sell slots on.
Minecraft, Palworld, Valheim, Rust, ARK: Survival Ascended, 7 Days to Die, V Rising, Project Zomboid, Enshrouded, Sons Of The Forest, Conan Exiles, DayZ, Garry's Mod, Team Fortress 2, Counter-Strike 2, Factorio, Satisfactory, Space Engineers, Don't Starve Together, Unturned, The Forest and Terraria — 22 games in total.
US East, US West, EU West and EU Central. You pick the region at signup; the server stays in that region for the lifetime of the instance.
Pricing is per gigabyte of RAM. A 6 GB Minecraft server for a few friends starts at about $5 / month; a 16 GB Palworld server for a 10-player group runs $15-20 / month. Split between your group, that's usually less than a coffee per person each month.
Q4 2026. The waitlist is open now and gets priority access plus locked-in launch pricing.
Yes. Every server ships with SFTP access, a web console, and one-click jar swap. Drop in any mod or plugin set — Forge, Fabric, Paper, Spigot, Sourcemod, Oxide, tModLoader, RocketMod, Palworld mods and more.
Yes. Most hosts sell player-slot packages that bundle many customers onto one node and throttle CPU. Klin gives every server a reserved slice of an EPYC node — predictable frame rate, low latency, no neighbour-driven lag spikes.
Early access
Pick your game, tell us how many friends play, and we'll show you the price — split between your group, most servers cost less than a coffee per person each month.