Deploy in a minute
Pick a region, pick a plan, name your world. We provision the VM, install the server, and hand you a connect address — no config files, no port forwarding.
Deploy in ~60 seconds · hourly billing
Your own co-op survival world, live in a minute.
WyrmHost spins up a private, password-protected fantasy world server for you and your friends. Pick a region, pick a plan, and press deploy — we handle the machine, the install, and the updates.
- global regions
- 7global regions
- to first join
- ~60sto first join
- when idle & stopped
- $0when idle & stopped
Everything a good server host should be
The boring, important parts — provisioning, backups, updates, monitoring — done for you, so you can just play.
Idle worlds cost pennies
Hourly billing plus one-tap Stop means a world you're not playing barely costs a thing. Press Start when the crew is back and it warms up in seconds.
A live world dashboard
Players online, CPU, memory, uptime, and update status — the same signals the host node reports, surfaced in a clean panel that refreshes on its own.
Private by default
Every world is locked behind a password you choose and an owner only you control. Your map is yours and your friends'.
Low latency, worldwide
Global points of presence let every group play close to home. Pick the region nearest you and keep pings tight.
Backups & auto-updates
Hourly backups and controlled update windows run in the background, so your world stays safe and current without you babysitting it.
How it works
Four steps from empty to exploring — and one small habit that keeps your world nearly free when nobody's playing.
Pick region & plan
Choose the point of presence closest to your group and the size that fits your crew.
Name your world
Set a world name, a private password, and the owner. Hit deploy.
Watch it warm up
We provision, install, and boot the server. In about a minute it reports Online.
Share & play
Copy the connect address, hand it to your friends with the password, and jump in.
Press Start before your friends join
A survival world only shows up in the in-game browser while its server is actually running — there's no wake-on-join. So when a world is idle to save you money, the host taps Start and waits a few seconds through a warm-up state. Once it's Online, everyone can connect. Stop it again when you log off and the meter stops too.
Simple, hourly pricing
Pay by the hour, capped at the monthly price. An idle, stopped world costs nothing.
Hearth
A cozy world for you and a few friends.
$9/mo cap
or $0.018 / hour — pay only while it runs
- 2 vCPU high-frequency cores
- 4 GB RAM
- Up to 4 players
- Hourly backups & auto-updates
- Password-protected, private
Most popular
Keep
Room for the whole crew and a growing map.
$19/mo cap
or $0.038 / hour — pay only while it runs
- 4 vCPU high-frequency cores
- 8 GB RAM
- Up to 8 players
- Hourly backups & auto-updates
- Password-protected, private
Stronghold
High-clock cores for big builds and busy raids.
$39/mo cap
or $0.078 / hour — pay only while it runs
- 6 vCPU high-frequency cores
- 16 GB RAM
- Up to 16 players
- Hourly backups & auto-updates
- Password-protected, private
Questions, answered
What is WyrmHost?
WyrmHost is private hosting for fantasy co-op survival worlds. Pick a region and a plan, click deploy, and in about a minute you get a dedicated world server your friends can join with an address and a world password.
Why do I have to press “Start” before my friends can join?
A world only appears to players while its server process is actually running. When a world is idle it releases its online session and vanishes from the in-game browser — there is no wake-on-join. So the host presses Start, waits through a short warm-up, and then shares the address. This is what lets idle worlds cost you almost nothing.
How does billing work?
Every plan is billed by the hour, so an idle world is cheap to keep around. Stop it when your group logs off and you only pay for the hours it actually ran. Monthly prices shown are the cap for a world left online 24/7.
How many people can play together?
Each plan sets a comfortable player cap — from 4 on Hearth up to 16 on Stronghold. You can resize a world's plan later as your group grows.
Ready to raise a new world?
It takes about a minute and costs pennies while you try it.
Deploy a world