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The free RAM boost

Some games need more memory just to start than their players will ever use. For those titles we add a complimentary RAM boost on top of the plan you buy, so the server you get is bigger than the server you pay for.

You pay for the plan. The boost is extra memory on top of it.

A 6 GB Rust plan runs with 10 GB: 6 GB paid, +4 GB boost.

Game RAM you pay for (minimum) Boost RAM the server runs with
Rust 6 GB +4 GB 10 GB
Conan Exiles Enhanced 8 GB +4 GB 12 GB
Palworld 4 GB +2 GB 6 GB
Project Zomboid 6 GB +2 GB 8 GB
Soulmask 10 GB +6 GB 16 GB
SCP: Secret Laboratory 3 GB +1 GB 4 GB

The boost is the same at every size: a 12 GB Rust plan runs with 16 GB. The table shows the smallest plan each game is sold on, because that is where the boost matters most.

Games not in this table do not have a boost. Their plan size is their running size.

  • It is complimentary — not part of the paid plan, no cash value, and not a guaranteed allocation for a fixed period.
  • We may change or remove it, but we will give you at least one billing cycle’s notice before a change takes effect for your service.
  • The RAM size you bought does not change. If a boost is reduced, your paid plan stays exactly what it was.
  • It is applied automatically at order time and again when you change plan. There is nothing to enable, and no coupon or code involved.

The boost counts as part of what your server can run, which matters when you use the game switcher: a 6 GB Rust server with a +4 GB boost is treated as a 10 GB server when the panel decides which games it can switch to. See Switching games.

The boost is free, so it never appears on your invoice. Your invoice shows the plan size you bought and its price.