Dedicated 7 Days to Die hosting
7 Days to Die server hosting on raw EPYC hardware.
Persistent horde-night world, dedicated node
Why dedicated 7 Days to Die hosting
7 Days to Die horde nights hammer any server. Wave 7+ on a 16+ player server pushes the host CPU to 100% on most shared providers, and you get the telltale zombie freeze mid-fight.
Klin runs 7D2D on raw EPYC cores sized for sustained horde-night workload. 10 GB covers a small co-op group; 16-20 GB scales to 30 players; 30 GB is right for 60+ players with mods and EAC.
7D2D on Klin ships with: • SFTP access for mods and configs • Persistent world — no rolling wipe • EAC enabled by default • Daily backups for the first 30 days
7 Days to Die server FAQ
The questions our customers ask before signing up.
How big should a 7 Days to Die server be?
10 GB handles 5-10 players. 16-20 GB covers 20-30 players with mods. 30 GB is right for 60+ players with EAC and several large bases.
7 Days to Die guides on Klin
- 7 Days to Die 2.0 Base Building: Materials, Shapes, Traps, and Horde DesignsA verified 7 Days to Die 2.0 base-building guide. Learn the five core materials, the 2,000-shape system, stability rules, trap options, and three Blood Moon ...
- 7 Days to Die Beaker Farming Guide: Best Locations & Crafting RecipesLearn how to efficiently farm Beakers in 7 Days to Die! Discover top locations and crafting recipes for important antibiotics.
- 7 Days to Die Burnt Forest Biome Guide: How to Get the Biome Badge, Resources, Challenges, & MorePractical guide: 7 Days to Die Burnt Forest Biome Guide: How to Get the Biome Badge, Resources, Challenges, & More
- 7 Days to Die Clay Farming GuideA clay farming guide for 7 Days to Die covering the Stone Shovel recipe, shovel quality vs. durability, where to dig Clay Soil, and the crafting recipes that use it.
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Join the Klin waitlist — pricing starts at a few dollars per person each month when you split with your group. Q4 2026 launch.