Agila Host review
A flexible unmanaged host with DDoS protection, game switching and mod support.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Agila Host provides Sons of the Forest multiplayer server hosting for players who want dedicated resources and control over their server environment. Its plans are aimed at cooperative survival sessions, with 8GB, 10GB and 12GB RAM options, plus corresponding vCPU and disk allocations. Access is available through the web and Android, while the Pterodactyl server control panel provides the main management interface. The service is positioned for users comfortable handling their own server administration rather than for customers seeking a fully managed setup.
Pricing is paid and monthly plans start at 820. The 8GB RAM plan includes 6 vCPU, 30GB disk space, DDoS protection and Pterodactyl Panel. The 10GB RAM plan increases those resources to 8 vCPU and 35GB disk space, while the 12GB RAM plan provides 10 vCPU and 40GB disk space. The published plans also show unmetered bandwidth and unmetered players as product features. Annual and biennial billing options are available, and game switching lets customers move between supported games.
The main trade-off is the unmanaged access model. Customers are responsible for game configuration, plugins, passwords, users and backups, and automated backups are not included. Mod installation is supported through the unmanaged server access, which suits technically confident owners who want flexibility. Agila Host is a reasonable fit for users prioritizing game switching, mod support, DDoS protection and broad resource options. It is less suitable for server owners who want included backup automation or hands-off administration, and the recommended capacity is up to four players despite the unmetered player feature.
Agila Host pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Pterodactyl panel with game switching and mod installation
- DDoS protection with unmetered bandwidth and players
- Web and Android access with 8GB to 12GB RAM plans
- Where it doesn't
- Unmanaged servers require customers to handle configuration and backups
- Recommended capacity is up to four players
- No automated backups are included
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