Use case

Factorio server hosting,
UPS-stable to the last belt.

Factorio's headless server lives or dies by single-thread CPU and disk speed. Pulsar67 NVMe + honest vCPUs keep your megabase at 60 UPS even when biters get angry. From $5/mo.

Why a VPS

Factorio doesn't forgive bad CPU.

Factorio's simulation runs on a single thread and is brutally honest about clock speed and cache. A "shared" VPS where 60 neighbors fight for the same physical core will drop UPS the moment you build a bus.

Our vCPUs are pinned to fewer neighbors. Your megabase gets the cycles you're paying for, and the world saves to NVMe so the autosave hitch is sub-second.

Honest single-thread

Modern Xeon cores, not oversubscribed shared cores. Your tick rate stays at 60 UPS where it should.

NVMe saves

Autosave on a 200 MB world doesn't pause anyone. Disk writes finish before the next tick.

Mod-friendly

Space Age, Krastorio 2, Bob's, Angel's, K2SE - install whatever your group wants. Full root.

DDoS protected

Your public Factorio port stays online even when someone with a grudge takes notice.

Recommended plan

Sizing for megabase ambition.

A fresh save runs on Nano. A bus stretching 30 chunks wants Pro.

Pulsar Starter
Fresh save, 2-4 players
$5/mo
  • 1 vCPU
  • 2 GB RAM
  • 40 GB NVMe
  • Vanilla, early-mid game
Order Starter
Pulsar Enterprise
Megabase + heavy mod stack
$45/mo
  • 8 vCPU
  • 32 GB RAM
  • 500 GB NVMe
  • Late-game megabase, Pyanodons, anything
Order Enterprise
What you'll need

From order to first iron plate.

The factory must grow. The setup, however, is quick.

Why Pulsar67

A host that respects the tick.

Modern Xeon cores

High clock + big cache. Where Factorio's single-thread sim lives or dies.

Snapshot before mods

Mod update broke your base? Roll back the whole VPS in seconds.

Real engineers

Networking issue, port not forwarding? We'll help you debug - not template-reply.

No hidden fees

The price on the box is the price. No "megabase surcharge."

Ready to build the factory?

Pick Pro, drop in your save, share the IP. The factory grows.