Easy setup - supported mod tools - human support
Palworld server hosting
Explore, build, and battle alongside your Pals in a wild world of adventure and survival. CreeperHost keeps the server side manageable with CreeperPanel, backups, location choice, and people who know their way around game servers.
Your Palworld server, with the useful bits included.
Host your Palworld server
Palworld 1.0 is the big "everyone pile back in" moment. Pocketpair is taking Palworld out of Early Access on July 10, 2026, with the World Tree, brand-new Pals, new areas, advanced technology, and an ominous new threat all in the mix.
If your group is starting fresh, returning after a break, or finally moving the world off one person's PC, CreeperHost gives that Palworld server a proper home: managed hosting, DDoS protection, location choice, backups, CreeperPanel, Palworld settings and mod tools, and Premium or Pro options when the world starts getting busy.
Why Host Palworld 1.0 on CreeperHost?
- Keep the world online without depending on one player's home connection.
- Give returning players a clean place to explore the World Tree, new areas, and new Pals.
- Use CreeperPanel for the practical bits around the server: settings, files, backups, and supported Palworld mod tools.
- Start fresh for 1.0 without throwing your old world into the same folder and hoping.
- Move up to Premium or Pro when bases, busy Pals, raids, and player activity start asking for more headroom.
Palworld 1.0 Launch Highlights
Palworld 1.0 is not just a new version number. Pocketpair has described it as the full launch of the game, with enough changes that even existing players may want to start a new character for the cleanest experience.
World Tree and new areas
The World Tree is the long-awaited Palworld landmark that has been sitting out there, daring players to wonder what happens when the game finally lets them reach it properly. For 1.0, Pocketpair has shown the World Tree alongside new areas and an ominous new threat, making it one of the biggest reasons returning groups may want a fresh world.
New Pals and advanced technology
The 1.0 launch trailer shows brand-new Pals and uncharted regions, with Pocketpair also talking about advanced technology coming to the game. That matters for hosting because new exploration, new bases, new creatures, and everyone logging back in at once is exactly when a "quick home-hosted world" starts feeling less quick.
Fresh worlds and old saves
Existing saves are not expected to require a wipe, but Pocketpair has recommended starting fresh for the best 1.0 experience. A hosted server makes that easier: keep your old files safe, start a new 1.0 world cleanly, and let the group decide what becomes the real home.
Mods after the 1.0 update
Old mods need care. Pocketpair has warned that simply disabling old mods may not be enough, because left-over files can still cause crashes, broken quests, or save problems after the 1.0 update. CreeperHost gives you backups, file access, Palworld settings, and .pak mod tools, but old mod compatibility still depends on mod authors updating their work.
Hosting Considerations for Palworld
Palworld is the kind of server where early play can feel simple, then the world becomes heavier as bases, busy Pals, raids, and player activity build up. Hosting should leave room for that growth rather than only covering the first evening.
Availability matters too. A shared world is easier to enjoy when it is not tied to one player's machine or connection. Managed hosting keeps the service separate from local PC problems and gives the group a clearer path when something needs attention.
Major updates are also when backups and mod handling matter most. Palworld 1.0 brings enough change that old client or server mod setups may need care, so a hosted service with clear files, settings, backups, and support is a better place to make those decisions than a half-remembered local install from 2024.
Eco can suit lighter worlds and smaller groups. Premium is the recommended CreeperHost experience for stronger hardware, Premium features, and Ask Theo where enabled. Pro is available for larger communities or projects that want dedicated resources.
Why CreeperHost Fits Palworld
CreeperHost has spent years hosting persistent multiplayer communities. CreeperPanel gives you the practical controls around the server, including Palworld settings and mod tools, while backups, location choice, DDoS protection, and support help keep the world usable.
On Premium and Pro servers where Theo is enabled, he can check what the server and panel are showing, explain what he finds, and prepare safe next steps for approval. He is not a replacement for support, but he can make the first mile less painful when the server is acting weird or the group is not sure what to check next.
For Palworld 1.0, the server should feel like the group's shared world, not one person's spare PC. CreeperHost gives it a proper home.
Got questions? 
Yes. Pick Palworld when you order and CreeperHost sets the service up in CreeperPanel, with backups, DDoS protection, location choice, and real people around when you need help.
Yes. CreeperPanel includes supported mod tools for Palworld, keeping mods and the settings around them alongside the rest of your server.
Nope. CreeperPanel handles everyday jobs such as installs, starts, restarts, files, settings, and backups. You can go deeper when you want to, but you do not need to learn Linux before your friends can play.
Premium is the range we normally recommend for busier, modded, or long-running servers. Eco is the budget option for lighter servers, while Pro gives larger communities dedicated hardware. You can move up later if the server grows.
Yes. CreeperPanel can add or switch between supported games on the same service, so changing your mind does not automatically mean another order and another panel to learn.