Conan Exiles server hosting built for survival.

Conan Exiles ships with two very different maps, and most servers also layer Steam Workshop mods on top to shape the experience. Your choice of map and mod list defines how your world plays — from a pure vanilla PvP grind to a heavily-modded PvE roleplay community.

EUGameHost supports both official maps and lets you install Steam Workshop mods with one click, with full control over your load order and configs. With complete file access you can run total conversions, building packs, thrall and combat overhauls or quality-of-life mods, and our support team can help you check compatibility if a mod misbehaves.

The Exiled Lands

The Exiled Lands is the original Conan Exiles map — a vast, varied world spanning desert, frozen highlands and volcanic regions, with the full progression from sandstone shelters to end-game dungeons. It's the natural home for most communities and has the broadest mod compatibility.

The Isle of Siptah

The Isle of Siptah is the expansion map, built around surges, vaults and a different progression loop. Siptah support depends on game ownership, and on our platform you can switch your server to Siptah, manage its saves and keep backups directly from the control panel.

Steam Workshop mods

Workshop mods range from small quality-of-life tweaks to enormous total conversions like Age of Calamitous. Because they load in a specific order and occasionally need updates from their creators, having one-click installs plus full file access — and a support team that knows the game — keeps a modded server stable.

Self-hosting Conan Exiles from a home PC sounds cheaper on paper, but it rarely is once you factor in the realities. Conan is a demanding, CPU-heavy server, and running it locally ties up your own machine, exposes your home IP and bandwidth to attack, and takes your world offline whenever your power, internet or PC has a wobble. A residential connection has neither the bandwidth nor the DDoS protection to survive the attacks survival servers routinely attract.

Renting a dedicated Conan Exiles server solves all of this. EUGameHost includes always-on 6Tbps DDoS protection free on every plan, a 10 Gbps network, full FTP/SFTP access for deep customisation, automatic backups and 24/7 support for when something needs a human. With free save migration and no contracts, you can move your existing world across and cancel anytime, so renting carries none of the long-term risk of buying and maintaining your own hardware.

Conan Exiles is one of the more demanding survival servers around, and the pressure comes from its persistent world: every building piece, thrall, placeable and player is simulated, so a large, well-built clan world places a heavy and growing load on the CPU and memory. Per-core clock speed is the biggest factor in server tick, which is what governs how smoothly building, combat and harvesting feel to every connected player.

The pressure point is peak time on a busy, heavily-built server. When a full server of players raids bases, fights purges and runs a long mod list all at once, the simulation load spikes and a low-clock or oversold CPU sees its server tick collapse — producing the desync, rubber-banding and lag that drive players away. A strong CPU, generous memory and quick NVMe storage are what hold performance steady when it matters most.

CPU and memory

Because Conan's world simulation leans hard on the CPU, clock speed and per-core throughput are the single biggest factor in performance. EUGameHost runs high-clock Intel Xeon (4GHz+) and AMD Ryzen 9 hardware with dedicated resources, paired with generous DDR4/DDR5 memory — up to 32 GB on our larger plans — so big bases and long mod lists have the headroom they need.

Storage and network

Modded Conan worlds with large saves benefit hugely from fast storage, so every plan runs on NVMe 4.0 SSDs that slash world load, save-write and asset-streaming times. Both the world data and your mod list ride a 10 Gbps network, so bandwidth is never the bottleneck when players join or your server downloads updates.

Conan Exiles survival servers are frequent DDoS targets, especially around community launches, events or competitive PvP disputes between clans. Generic web DDoS protection is largely ineffective against game-layer attacks, which is why proper Conan mitigation has to understand game traffic and UDP floods specifically.

EUGameHost includes always-on DDoS protection on every Conan Exiles server, with up to 6Tbps of Layer 3 and 4 volumetric mitigation, Layer 7 application filtering, and routing that absorbs large-scale attacks. Crucially, protection is always on and your server is never null-routed during an attack — the failure mode of cheap hosts that quietly take your whole community offline the moment they're targeted.

Conan Exiles server hosting is priced mainly on player capacity and the resources your world needs. A small private world for friends costs very little to run, while a busy, heavily-modded PvP community needs more CPU and memory — and the pricing reflects that.

EUGameHost's Conan Exiles plans start from £4.80 per month for a 20-player world, with larger plans for roughly 30 and up to 70 players. Billing is flexible: pay monthly, or commit further and save — quarterly saves 10%, semi-annual saves 20% and annual saves 25%. There are no contracts and you can cancel anytime, so you're free to scale your plan up before a big launch and adjust it afterwards without penalty.

Location is the difference between responsive survival and a server that feels laggy for half your players. Conan Exiles is sensitive to latency — combat, building and harvesting all come down to fractions of a second — so you want your server hosted as close as possible to the bulk of your player base to keep ping low and the world responsive.

EUGameHost hosts Conan Exiles in the United Kingdom (London), with routing optimised for European players. Run the live latency test at the top of this page to check your real ping before you buy, and where your clan spans regions, host close to where most of your players are so nobody is stuck at a high-ping disadvantage.