GhostCap review
A capable V Rising host, but a poor fit for Project Zomboid communities.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
GhostCap provides managed V Rising game-server hosting for players and clans. Its plans are organized around allocated RAM rather than advertised player slots, with support for server configuration, save uploads, mods, administrators, and moderators. That positioning makes it relevant to V Rising communities, but it does not align with a Project Zomboid-focused hosting requirement.
Pricing is presented in four RAM-based tiers. Fisherman costs $6.99 per month with 6GB RAM, Archer costs $8.99 per month with 8GB RAM, Armourer costs $10.99 per month with 10GB RAM, and Firestarter costs $12.99 per month with 12GB RAM. According to the published plans, the annual option carries a 20% discount. The plan structure gives communities a straightforward way to choose capacity, while player capacity is described as dependent on hardware rather than a numeric slot limit.
The strongest case for GhostCap is its management toolkit: automatic save backups, one-click installs, FTP and file-manager access, DDoS protection, instant deployment, and administrator and moderator controls are included in the service description. V Rising-specific locations are listed in the USA, Germany, and Poland, and the service runs through a web control panel. Choose GhostCap for a V Rising server that needs mod support and file-level control. Project Zomboid communities should choose a host explicitly built around that game instead.
GhostCap pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automatic backups, mod support, and save-file uploads
- One-click installs with FTP and file-manager access
- DDoS protection, instant deployment, and permissions management
- Where it doesn't
- Designed for V Rising rather than Project Zomboid hosting
- No free plan is available
- Plans are offered through a web platform only
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