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Clear plan ladderEvery game uses the same Starter-to-Ultra structure, so comparison stays fast.
Limburg, Germany · 4.7 GHz class CPU · Pterodactyl included
Low-latency game server hosting in Germany.
0lag.host is built for buyers who want Germany-hosted game servers with low-latency routing, clear plan sizing, Pterodactyl access, NVMe SSD storage, 2×10 Gbps networking, and layered anti-DDoS protection without a bloated checkout path.
- 37 supported games
- EU Central live now
- Secure client portal
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Germany location liveLimburg is live today with room for more locations later.
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Secure client portalCheckout and account management happen in a dedicated portal operated by the same company.
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Public status pageService visibility is public, not hidden behind a sales conversation.
Popular games
Start with Minecraft, Rust, Counter-Strike 2, and Palworld.
These are the highest-intent pages to compare first if you want game server hosting in Germany with a clear plan ladder and fast route into checkout.
Counter-Strike 2 server hosting
Counter-Strike 2 server hosting with fast per-core performance for public servers, scrims, and competitive communities.
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Minecraft server hosting
Minecraft server hosting for Paper, Purpur, Fabric, Forge, modpacks, and public communities.
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Rust server hosting
Rust server hosting for wipe cycles, modded communities, and public survival worlds that need CPU headroom and storage speed.
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Palworld server hosting
Palworld server hosting in Germany with Pterodactyl, NVMe storage, and headroom for active survival worlds.
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Project Zomboid server hosting
Project Zomboid server hosting for long-running worlds, growing communities, and modded sessions.
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Valheim server hosting
Valheim server hosting in Germany with Pterodactyl control panel access, NVMe SSD storage, 4.7 GHz per-core performance, and multi-stage anti-DDoS protection.
View plansGuides
Read the setup, migration, and sizing guides first.
The commercial pages answer what to buy. The guides answer how much RAM you need, how to compare Minecraft stacks, and how to move an existing server without guessing.
Minecraft
How much RAM does a Minecraft server need?
Use player count, plugins, and modpack weight to pick the right Minecraft plan without overbuying.
Minecraft
Forge vs Fabric vs Paper
Understand which Minecraft stack fits modpacks, plugins, performance, and community growth before you order.
Migration
How to migrate a Minecraft server host
Move files, worlds, DNS, and startup settings cleanly when switching from another provider to 0lag.host.
Rust
Rust wipe planning guide
Plan wipe cadence, map sizes, plugins, and player expectations before your Rust community grows into chaos.
Palworld
Palworld RAM requirements
Estimate Palworld memory needs for always-on worlds, active bases, and co-op servers that outgrow entry plans quickly.
Counter-Strike 2
Counter-Strike 2 tick rate guide
Learn what matters for CS2 server feel, which settings actually change the experience, and when more CPU headroom helps.
Plans & pricing
Six clear tiers across the full catalogue.
The names stay consistent across games so visitors do not have to re-learn the ladder every time they compare a title.
Starter
€5.99/month
Vanilla or light plugin stacks
RAM4 GB
Storage30 GB NVMe
CPU1 vCore @ 4.7 GHz class
Network2×10 Gbps
Core
€8.99/month
Growing survival or SMP communities
RAM6 GB
Storage40 GB NVMe
CPU2 vCores @ 4.7 GHz class
Network2×10 Gbps
Plus
€12.99/month
Recommended for most plugin and modpack servers
RAM8 GB
Storage55 GB NVMe
CPU3 vCores @ 4.7 GHz class
Network2×10 Gbps
Pro
€17.99/month
Public communities and heavier worlds
RAM12 GB
Storage80 GB NVMe
CPU4 vCores @ 4.7 GHz class
Network2×10 Gbps
Elite
€24.99/month
Large modpacks and public hubs
RAM16 GB
Storage120 GB NVMe
CPU5 vCores @ 4.7 GHz class
Network2×10 Gbps
Ultra
€34.99/month
Demanding networks and large content packs
RAM24 GB
Storage180 GB NVMe
CPU6 vCores @ 4.7 GHz class
Network2×10 Gbps
Taxes are calculated in the secure client portal at checkout. The pricing page explains the ladder, and each game page includes direct Configure & checkout buttons.
Location & latency
Start with Limburg, Germany.
The first live region is positioned for Central and Western Europe. The locations page includes a browser latency estimate and clear manual test guidance for ICMP or TCP checks.
- EU Central
- 2×10 Gbps
- Manual ping guidance
How ordering works
Keep the flow obvious from the first click.
The site is meant to reduce decision friction: learn the hardware story, compare plans, then continue into the secure client portal when you are ready to buy.
Choose the game
Use the catalogue or search to open a dedicated page for the title you actually want to host.
Compare the tier
Each game page explains how the six-tier ladder maps to player counts, modding, or public-community growth.
Open the secure portal
Configure & checkout buttons explain that ordering happens in the dedicated client portal run by the same operator.
Deploy and manage
After payment, the workflow continues into the panel for files, startup variables, schedules, and routine administration.
Operational trust
Trust signals without hand-wavy filler.
Instead of made-up testimonials, the site surfaces practical trust markers: public status, legal operator details, privacy controls, and a dedicated client portal.
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Public status page
Visitors can check platform availability without opening a ticket.
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Clear operator disclosure
Legal and privacy pages identify the operating company and contact details.
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Dedicated client portal
Ordering and account management are separated from the marketing site for cleaner operations.
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Panel included
Pterodactyl is included so routine administration does not depend on support for every small task.
FAQ
Short answers to the questions buyers ask first.
Provisioning is designed to move quickly from payment into the game panel so you can start configuring the server without waiting through a long manual handoff.
Yes. Layered anti-DDoS protection is part of the platform rather than a premium add-on reserved for select plans.
Pterodactyl is included for file access, startup variables, schedules, console access, and routine administration.
Yes. The six-tier ladder is consistent across the catalogue so you can add headroom without changing the management workflow.
Ready to compare
Find the game, then choose the right tier.
The catalogue stays searchable and every game page includes direct Configure & checkout buttons.