BeamMP Server Hosting

BeamMP turns BeamNG.drive into a shared sandbox, but running it from a gaming PC means your upload speed and your bedtime decide when the server exists. A hosted instance runs continuously on enterprise hardware with DDoS protection included, and the panel handles the pieces people usually fight with: ports, restarts, file uploads and log access from a live console.

Setup completes automatically after checkout, with nothing to compile and no router to reconfigure. Add the authentication key from the BeamMP keymaster, pick a server name and description, restart from the console, and your entry shows up in the in-game list for anyone you hand the address to.

Mod distribution is the part BeamMP handles best. Upload zipped vehicle or map mods into the Resources/Client directory through the panel file manager or SFTP, and the server pushes them to each client as it connects, so your lobby never has mismatched configs. Server-side Lua plugins live in Resources/Server for things like event scripts and admin tooling.

Large packs are not a problem because storage is unmetered NVMe, and the daily backup rotation keeps ten slots of your exact mod set. That makes it safe to try a new pack and roll back if the lobby hates it.

Everything else is in ServerConfig.toml: the server name and description, MaxPlayers, MaxCars, the map path such as the gridmap or Italy level, private mode and your auth key. Edit it in the file manager, restart from the console, and the changes are live. Network tools in the panel show your assigned ports, and ten unmetered allocations mean a second instance for testing is free.