How much RAM and CPU does a Garrys Mod server get?

1 GB of RAM, 1.5 vCPU and unlimited disk space.

Can I install mods on a Garrys Mod server?

Yes. You get full file access in the panel and over SFTP, so you can install mods, plugins, configs and maps yourself. You can also upload a world you already have and download a backup whenever you like.

How do I get a Garrys Mod server?

Agree to the two short cards on the sign-up page, join our Discord and pick up the Server Hosting role, then sign in to the panel with Discord and request a Garrys Mod server.

Does a Garrys Mod server cost anything?

No. Nobody has ever paid for a server here. There are no tiers, no adverts and no card details. The one condition is staying in our Discord with the Server Hosting role while you have the server.

Free UK Garrys Mod Server Hosting

What a Garrys Mod server gets

These figures come from the panel, so they're what you'll actually be given. Last checked 16 minutes from now.

Garrys Mod

1 GB RAM 1.5 vCPU Unlimited disk 4 free

What comes with it

Full file access in the panel and over SFTP, so you can install mods, plugins, datapacks and configs yourself.
Upload a world you already have, and download a backup whenever you want.
Sub-users, so friends can use the console and files without your login.
Console access and resource graphs in the browser.
No player cap. You set the limit in the server's own settings.

Garrys Mod guides

Guides that work on every server

Connect to your server with SFTP Upload big worlds and mod folders with an SFTP client instead of the browser. Where to find the address, and which password to use.
Download a copy of your world Keep your own copy of your save. How to archive a world in the panel and download it safely, even when it is several gigabytes.
Let your friends help run your server Give friends the console and the files without sharing your login, using sub-users and the permissions you choose.

Where it runs

On a Proxmox cluster in a homelab in the UK, with NVMe storage and 256 GB of RAM per node, on 900/900 Mbps fibre. Traffic is filtered against DDoS attacks before it reaches the line, which costs a few milliseconds. More about the setup.

It's a homelab, so there's no uptime promise, and support only covers connection problems on our side.