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PowerupStack review

#2 of 24 in V Rising Server Hosting

Flexible V Rising hosting with hourly billing, scalable resources, and managed server tools.

9.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

PowerupStack provides dedicated V Rising server hosting for private groups and gaming communities. Its plans combine selectable RAM and CPU resources with a management panel, file management, SFTP access, DDoS protection, managed backups, and configurable subuser permissions. Hosting is available through the web and API, with unlimited player slots and recommended player counts to guide plan selection rather than impose hard limits.

Pricing is available through monthly plans or online compute billing. The V Rising 4 GB plan costs €9.68 per month, includes 4 GB RAM, 4 CPU threads, and up to 100 GB maximum storage, and is recommended for up to 10 players. The 5 GB plan costs €12.10 monthly and is recommended for up to 15 players; the 6 GB plan costs €14.52 and is recommended for up to 20; and the 7 GB plan costs €16.94 and is recommended for up to 25. Hourly versions cost €0.0398, €0.0497, €0.0596, and €0.0696 per online hour for the 4 GB through 7 GB options. Storage is billed separately.

The service fits communities that want to scale RAM and CPU, choose between monthly and online usage billing, and manage access across a server team. It includes seven daily managed backups, up to 20 network ports, a free subdomain, mod support, configuration access, and regions in Europe, North America, Singapore, and Australia. The main tradeoffs are separate storage billing, euro-denominated pricing, and a four-region list. PowerupStack suits groups seeking flexible resource planning and administrative controls; teams that need pricing in another currency or a broader listed region set should compare alternatives.

PowerupStack pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Pay-as-you-go compute with a monthly cap
    • Seven daily managed backups with SFTP and file management
    • Unlimited player slots with granular subuser permissions
  • Where it doesn't
    • Storage is billed separately from compute
    • Pricing is shown in EUR
    • Listed regions are limited to four locations

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