Indifferent Broccoli review
Priced by player count with uncapped RAM, a two-day trial that needs no card and a seven-day refund.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Indifferent Broccoli takes the guesswork out of sizing. Instead of choosing gigabytes, you pick how many people will play, from one player at $5.99 a month to 32 at $24.99 (FiveM goes to 48 at $29.99), and the company leaves RAM uncapped on hosts with at least 128 GB of memory. The same price ladder applies across its roughly 34 games, which lean toward survival and co-op titles such as Palworld, Valheim and Enshrouded, plus Counter-Strike 2, Garry's Mod and FiveM.
The trial is the friendliest here: two days free with no credit card, then a seven-day refund policy once you pay. A Discord bot checks status and restarts servers from chat, sub-users can share management, and a split-the-cost feature lets a group divide the bill. Servers run in ten locations across North America, Europe, Singapore and India.
The catalogue is short, the per-player prices climb quickly past a dozen people, and there are no locations in South America or Oceania. For a handful of friends who want a server without learning what a gigabyte of RAM buys, it is the least intimidating option in this list.
Indifferent Broccoli pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Two-day free trial without entering a credit card
- Plans priced by players, from $5.99 for one, with RAM uncapped
- Discord bot for status and restarts, plus a cost-splitting option
- Where it doesn't
- A catalogue of about 34 games, mostly survival and co-op
- Per-player pricing gets steep for 32-player servers
- Ten locations, with none in South America or Oceania
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