Palworld 1.0 hosting with a live view of your world

Palworld 1.0 server hosting gives your group one permanent world for bases, guilds, expeditions and the Pal collection that was going to stay sensible this time. CreeperHost runs it on game-server hardware with DDoS protection and backups. CreeperPanel goes beyond ordinary service controls, bringing live performance, players, world diagnostics, settings and managed mods together so owners can see what is happening as well as keep the world online.

A shared world for Palworld 1.0

Palworld 1.0 opened the World Tree, added new regions and introduced more Pals, giving established groups a large reason to return and new groups a much bigger world to begin. A dedicated server keeps that adventure available independently of every player, ready for the next expedition or suspiciously ambitious base extension.

CreeperPanel handles status, starts, restarts, updates, files and backups around the world. The service remains easy to reach while the save, community and number of things happening inside it continue to grow.

See live performance instead of guessing

CreeperPanel reads Palworld's live server data and turns it into a useful view. See current and average server FPS, frame time, uptime, in-game day, connected players, occupancy, average ping and player levels while the server is running.

World Snapshot and Actor Diagnostics go further. They can show bases, Palboxes, guilds, player buildings, players, companion Pals, base Pals, wild Pals and other actors in the loaded world. When somebody asks whether the server is lagging or what is filling the world, the panel has real current data to begin with.

Run the world from CreeperPanel

The Palworld console is shaped around useful server actions. See online players, send an announcement, save the world and manage players with kick, ban and unban controls. Those jobs sit beside the live data, making the panel useful for both a quick check and everyday community management.

The settings cover the choices Palworld owners actually make: gameplay rates, Pals, bases, guilds, PvP, death rules, respawning, voice chat, backups and crossplay platforms. Clear labels and grouped choices make a large server configuration much easier to understand.

Managed mods and proper backups

The normal Palworld service includes a dedicated Mods area backed by CurseForge search. Find supported Palworld projects, install the chosen files and keep the mod set visible alongside the server. File Manager remains available for the rest of the setup, with backups close by before the group makes a larger change.

Premium is our usual recommendation for a lasting Palworld server, particularly with more players, busier bases or mods. Pro gives larger communities dedicated hardware of their own.

Live information with real people behind it

The live views give owners something useful to bring to a server question: current FPS, frame time, player information and a readable snapshot of the world. Our support team can work through those details, the service output, settings, files and installed mod set with you.

We are independent, staff-owned and have hosted game communities since 2011. The clever diagnostics matter because they sit on top of proper hardware, a panel we build ourselves and people who know how to look after the world long after the first question is answered.