American Truck Simulator Server Hosting

Eight, and that ceiling comes from the game rather than from us, because FSH does not sell player slots. Given the cap, the 2 GB plan at $5.00 is the honest recommendation for most companies. If you host several groups, the ten port allocations on every plan let a second session live beside the first.

The dedicated server runs on its own, but the configuration and package files defining a session are generated from a PC install. Create them in your game, then upload them here using the file manager or SFTP. After that the server runs unattended, with automated setup after checkout and a 99.9% monthly uptime target under the published SLA.

Both settings live in the server configuration file, which opens in the browser through the panel file manager. Fill in the password field for a private convoy, and list the Steam IDs of the drivers who should be able to moderate. Save the file, restart from the live console, and the lobby reflects the change on the next listing.

Update your own copy of the game, regenerate the exported packages, and upload them in place of the old pair. Drivers without the new map pack cannot join a session that requires it, so plan the switch with your group. Keeping each export archived in the file manager lets you run sessions for whichever combination everyone owns.

Pick the closest of the five regions at order time: Miami, New York City, San Jose, Toronto, or Brussels. Companies spread across the United States usually land on New York City or Toronto, while mixed transatlantic crews tend to compromise on New York City or Brussels for a fair split.