Rent a Team Fortress 2 Server

Yes, SourceMod and MetaMod are fully supported. You can install plugins for admin functions, custom gamemodes, class restrictions, map voting, and much more.

Yes, you can host MvM servers with custom waves and settings. All official MvM missions and community-made custom waves are supported.

Upload custom maps through the file manager and add them to your map rotation. For large files you can also configure a FastDL endpoint.

A standard TF2 server supports up to 32 players. This can be adjusted via SourceMod plugins if needed. For competitive 6v6 play a 12-slot server is the standard.

All official modes are supported: Payload, King of the Hill, Capture the Flag, Attack/Defend, Control Points, and Mann vs. Machine. Set the mode and map rotation via the server config or a map-voting plugin.

Typical initial setup: about 3 minutes. Queues or large installations can take longer. Set your server name, map rotation, and gamemode in the control panel. Install SourceMod to unlock admin commands, plugins, and custom gamemodes.

Yes. Every server includes a subdomain like my-server.game-serverhosting.com, and you can change it anytime in the dashboard.

Every server can enable free add-ons such as Uptime Kuma, Sinusbot, Game Server Watcher, and more with one click in the dashboard.

Typical initial setup: about 3 minutes. Queues or large installations can take longer.

There is no long-term minimum. Billing is a monthly subscription and automatic renewal can be disabled. Longer terms may qualify for discounts.

Yes. All game servers run in German data centres (Falkenstein and Limburg) connected to the major German exchanges — low pings for players across Germany, Austria and Switzerland, and solid latency for the rest of Europe.

The best provider is the one that shows you what you get before you pay: RAM, slots, location, price and cancellation terms. Here the price and resources are visible in the configurator before checkout, there is no minimum term and setup is automated — feel free to compare that with other offers.

Self-hosting costs power, time and a machine that runs around the clock; port forwarding, updates and backups are on you. A rented server is online within minutes, keeps running when your PC is off, and updates, DDoS protection and backups are included. For one or two friends on a single evening self-hosting is often fine — for a persistent world, renting pays off.