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Skynode review

#8 of 33 in Project Zomboid Server Hosting

Straightforward Project Zomboid hosting with Workshop tools, backups, and server controls.

8.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Skynode provides hosted Project Zomboid servers for individuals, friend groups, and gaming communities. Its offering centers on managed server infrastructure with a web control panel, file manager, real-time console, mod installation, Steam Workshop support, cloud backups, player permissions, subusers, multiple locations, and DDoS protection. The published starting price is 12.99, and the service is available through the web.

The plans are organized around allocated RAM and recommended player capacity. Wooden Axe includes 4 GB of RAM, a 4.4 GHz CPU clock speed, 20 GB of NVMe storage, and a recommendation for 10 slots. Metal Pipe increases memory to 6 GB and is recommended for 16 slots while retaining the same CPU clock speed and storage allocation. Chainsaw Hotel provides 8 GB of RAM and is recommended for 24+ slots, again with a 4.4 GHz CPU clock speed and 20 GB of NVMe storage. This structure gives smaller groups and larger communities a clear capacity-based choice.

For server administration, Skynode combines Workshop installation with file management, world uploads, live console access, automatic cloud backups, and role-based player permissions. Five server locations and DDoS protection add practical infrastructure options, while Discord is the listed integration. Skynode suits Project Zomboid communities that want managed hosting and straightforward control over mods, players, and worlds. It is less suitable for teams that need storage to scale with larger plans, a broader listed integration ecosystem, or management beyond a web-based platform.

Skynode pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Steam Workshop installation and mod support simplify server customization
    • Cloud backups, file management, and real-time console access are included
    • Role-based access, subusers, multiple locations, and DDoS protection support communities
  • Where it doesn't
    • All listed plans provide 20 GB of NVMe storage
    • The listed integration is limited to Discord
    • Management is provided through a web platform

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