7 Days to Die hosting for every Blood Moon

7 Days to Die server hosting gives the survivors a permanent world, ready for the quiet building days and the nights when quiet is no longer an option. CreeperHost runs the service on game-server hardware with DDoS protection and backups. CreeperPanel brings the world, zombie rules, players and everyday controls together, so the group can concentrate on making the base survive one more week.

One world, every day of the week

A dedicated 7 Days to Die server keeps the save online independently of every player. Friends can gather resources, reinforce the walls and join at different times, while the same world carries the group towards its next Blood Moon.

CreeperPanel shows the service status and puts starts, stops, restarts, versions, files and settings in one place. It is built for the game service you are running, with the controls owners use regularly close to the world they affect.

Tune the apocalypse from the panel

7 Days to Die gives server owners a remarkable amount of control, and the panel turns that large configuration into clear sections. General settings cover the server and its identity. Networking handles visibility, region, language and player limits. Administrator options sit together for the people trusted to run the community.

The World and Zombie sections are where the fun begins. Set the world seed and size, shape day and night, choose difficulty and zombie movement, tune loot and airdrops, adjust land claims, decide the PvP rules, and set the Blood Moon frequency, warning and enemy count. A private co-op world and a hard public survival server can start from the same panel and become completely different places.

Bring the people you trust

CreeperPanel keeps the administrator files within reach, including the Steam IDs and permission levels used by serveradmin.xml. That gives established groups a clear route for adding trusted administrators as the server grows.

Full file access also gives modded 7 Days to Die communities room for server-side mods and custom configurations. Versions and branches live in the panel, helping the group keep its chosen game build and server setup together.

Backups for ambitious base design

A long-running world collects hours of mining, building, exploring and increasingly elaborate attempts to make the front gate zombie-proof. CreeperHost backups give that work a recovery path, while CreeperPanel keeps the files and service controls ready for ordinary maintenance.

Premium is built for established worlds, larger maps, busy groups and the heavier zombie counts that arrive with ambitious server settings. Pro gives larger communities a dedicated machine of their own. If a long-running save needs another pair of eyes, our support team can work through the service, settings, logs and files with you.

Your 7 Days to Die dedicated server should feel like the group's world, not a spare PC somebody has agreed to leave running. You keep an eye on the Blood Moon. We will keep an eye on the server behind it.