GBR Hosting
Satisfactory dedicated server, on your own PC
Keep the factory running when the host logs off. Install the GBR app, pick Satisfactory, share the address.
What your PC needs
Friends join from anywhere
The relay gives your server a public address. No port forwarding, and your home IP stays private.
Settings without config files
Tick rate, autosave rotation, object limit for huge factories and seasonal events.
Backups off your PC
If your PC dies, your world doesn’t. Restore in one click.
Tune your world in the panel
All 9 Satisfactory settings have plain labels. Made a change you regret? Roll back to an earlier version.
Questions
How do I connect?
In Satisfactory, open Server Manager → Add Server and enter the address the GBR panel shows. The first person to connect claims the server.
Does my PC have to stay on?
Yes, while people play. Or run the server in the GBR cloud instead.
Server details: ports, RAM and every setting
| Ports | 7777/UDP 7777/TCP 8888/TCP |
|---|---|
| RAM / disk (minimum) | 8 GB / 20 GB |
| Server | Official dedicated server, Steam app 1690800 |
| Backed up | .config/Epic/FactoryGame/Saved/SaveGames FactoryGame/Saved/Config |
| Panel actions | Ban, Broadcast, Kick, Save |
Joining and crossplay
Players connect through Satisfactory’s Server Manager. The server uses UDP and TCP 7777 for gameplay and TCP 8888 for reliable messaging; GBR sets the public ports for you.
What ports does a Satisfactory server use?
7777 UDP, 7777 TCP, 8888 TCP. When several servers share one machine, or when the GBR relay is on, the public port can differ; the panel shows the exact address and port players should use.
How much RAM does a Satisfactory server need?
GBR's Satisfactory template reserves at least 8 GB of RAM and 20 GB of disk. More players, bigger worlds and mods need more.
Can I run a Satisfactory server on my own PC?
Yes. Install the GBR app on your own Windows, macOS or Linux machine and deploy Satisfactory to it from the same panel. You can also run it in the GBR cloud. With the GBR relay, friends can join even if your internet uses CGNAT.
Are my Satisfactory saves backed up?
Yes. Backups cover .config/Epic/FactoryGame/Saved/SaveGames, FactoryGame/Saved/Config and are stored off the server in object storage. Schedule them daily, weekly, monthly or on an interval, take one by hand before big changes, and lock the ones you want to keep.
Which Satisfactory settings can I change?
All 9 settings listed on this page, in a visual editor. GBR keeps a history of recent changes so you can roll back.
All Satisfactory settings
| Setting | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Max Players | How many players can be on the server at once. Set by your plan. | 4 |
| Autosave Rotation Count | How many rotating autosave files to keep in the save folder. | 5 |
| Max Tick Rate | The highest simulation tick rate the server runs at, in Hz. | 30 |
| Connection Timeout | Seconds before a player who stops responding is disconnected. | 30 |
| Max Objects Limit | Unreal Engine object limit. Raise it for very large late-game factories. | 2162688 |
| Server Streaming | Lets the server stream world data in and out instead of keeping it all loaded. | true |
| Disable Seasonal Events | Turns off seasonal events such as FICSMAS. | false |
| Multihome Address | Bind the server to one IP address instead of all of them. Leave empty unless you know you need it. | — |
| Reliable Messaging Port (public) | The port players' games use for reliable messaging. Filled in for you; only change it if you know you need to. | Filled in for you |
From GBR’s public Satisfactory template, checked 2026-11-08.
Want to host Satisfactory yourself?
Beta testers get free credit to try it and pay nothing. Or get one email when we launch.
