Host a Satisfactory server for your friends
Free, on your PC, no port forwarding. Satisfactory is planned for our launch catalog. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment it's live.
Host a Satisfactory server free- RAM
- 8 GB min, 16 GB for big saves
- Default server ports
- 7777 (game), 8888
- Protocol
- TCP + UDP
- Server OS
- Windows, Linux
- Typical group
- 2-4 friends
You never forward any of these. The agent connects outward to our relay; the game's ports stay on your machine.
Why host Satisfactory with Multiplayer Rally
The factory must grow, even while you are offline. The post-1.1 dedicated server is simple to run, and big late-game saves are the main thing that pushes RAM up. Perfect fit for a spare-RAM gaming PC.
- Heavy server: Satisfactory is one of the bigger ones, around 8 GB min, 16 GB for big saves. You'll want a PC with that much RAM to spare on top of everything else.
- Satisfactory uses several server ports, the classic spot people get stuck setting up by hand. We set every one of them for you.
- Satisfactory mixes TCP and UDP, which trips up most manual port-forwarding guides. The relay carries both transparently.
- Runs the official Satisfactory server on Windows, Linux. We download it from the publisher and keep the runtime patched.
- Your Satisfactory world stays set up between sessions. The app handles restarts, updates, and the relay link so the squad can drop in whenever you're online.
How hosting Satisfactory works
- Step 01
Install Multiplayer Rally
One Windows app. It installs and manages the Satisfactory dedicated server for you. No command line, no config files.
- Step 02
Pick Satisfactory
We set the ports, the settings, and the restart schedule. You pick the world name and who's allowed in.
- Step 03
Share your link
You get one address your friends paste into the game, and they're in. Nothing to install on their side, no port forwarding on yours.
Satisfactory hosting questions
Plan on 8 GB min, 16 GB for big saves of free RAM for a friend-group server. Your PC needs that on top of whatever else it's running; the app checks before installing.
7777 (game), 8888 (TCP + UDP). With Multiplayer Rally you don't forward any of them: the agent makes an outbound connection to our relay, and your friends connect to the relay address.
Yes, that's the whole point. The agent on your PC makes an outbound connection to our relay, so you never touch your router. Your friends connect to the relay address and the traffic is tunneled to your Satisfactory server. Nothing is exposed to the open internet.
Yes. Each player needs their own copy of Satisfactory to join your server. We host the server side; the game itself comes from the store like always.
Satisfactory is in our planned launch catalog. Join the waitlist, pick Satisfactory as your game, and we'll email you when it's live.
Your PC is the server, so the world is offline until you turn it back on, then it's right where you left it. The agent restarts Satisfactory for you automatically. An always-on managed tier on our hardware comes later.