AssaultCube server hosting

Run a dedicated AssaultCube server for your group or community. Crafty handles the server installation and gives you one place to control power, console, files and backups.

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Free to start, online in ~60s.

Server sizes that run AssaultCube

Free - $0

1 GB RAM · 5 GB disk · pauses after 6 hours idle

Start free

2 GB - $1

2 GB RAM · 20 GB disk · always on

Choose 2 GB

3 GB - $1.50

3 GB RAM · 30 GB disk · always on

Choose 3 GB

4 GB - $2

4 GB RAM · 40 GB disk · always on

Choose 4 GB

6 GB - $3

6 GB RAM · 60 GB disk · always on

Choose 6 GB

8 GB - $4

8 GB RAM · 80 GB disk · always on

Choose 8 GB

12 GB - $6

12 GB RAM · 120 GB disk · always on

Choose 12 GB

16 GB - $8

16 GB RAM · 160 GB disk · always on

Choose 16 GB

What is a AssaultCube dedicated server?

An AssaultCube dedicated server hosts compact team and free-for-all matches for the free classic first-person shooter at one reliable address.

Crafty downloads the official Linux server, creates unique admin and server keys, and starts a ready map rotation.

Why host AssaultCube with Crafty Servers?

One-click setup

Crafty downloads the official Linux server, creates unique admin and server keys, and starts a ready map rotation.

Fast matches, simple hosting

Choose maps, modes and player limits for a lightweight private or public server.

Full server controls

Manage power and console access from the dashboard. Paid sizes add writable files, SFTP, schedules and automatic backup retention.

Sized for the game

AssaultCube is lightweight enough for the free size and paid always-on hosting.

Frequently asked questions

Which plan runs AssaultCube?

AssaultCube can start on the free size. Pick paid hosting for an always-on community.

What do players need to join?

The free AssaultCube client compatible with the server and the dashboard address.

How do players connect?

Use the stable hostname and game port shown on the Crafty dashboard. Standalone games use an explicit port rather than a Minecraft SRV address.

Can I manage my AssaultCube server files?

Yes. Edit map rotation and server options and rotate the generated administration keys. Paid sizes include writable files, SFTP, schedules and automatic backup retention.