Free servers for creators and communities

You run a Minecraft, Rust, Valheim or Palworld community, a YouTube or Twitch channel, a modpack or a plugin project? We sponsor the server, you tell your people where it runs.

Small team, honest answer: we read every application personally and reply within a few days. We cannot say yes to all of them.

Real communities, not follower counts

We care more about an active group than about big numbers. If people actually play on your server or watch your videos, talk to us.

YouTube & Twitch creatorsMinecraft, Rust, ARK, Valheim, Palworld: series, SMPs, events, tutorials.
Discord communities & friend groupsA group that plays together regularly and wants a home server.
Plugin, mod & modpack developersA public test server for your project. We like showing what our installer can do with it.
Schools, clubs & non-profitsEducation projects, youth groups, charity events.

What you get

  • A server that fits your project, typically 4 to 8 GB RAM (larger for modpacks and ARK/Palworld by arrangement)
  • Free for 3 months to start, extended as long as the project is alive
  • The full panel: one-click plugins and mods, daily backups, Kowalski AI assistant
  • A direct line to us: the people who run the hardware answer your tickets
  • An affiliate link on top, if you want to earn on referrals

What we ask

  • Mention us where your people are (video description, Discord, server MOTD or website) with "hosted by PenguHost" and a link
  • Honest feedback: what annoys you is worth more to us than praise
  • No scripted reviews. Say what you think, or say nothing

Three steps, one ticket

1

Create an account

Registration is free and takes a minute. The sponsored server later lives in this account, so you need one anyway.

2

Open a "Sponsorship" ticket

Dashboard → Support → New ticket, category Sponsorship. Tell us who you are, link your channel, Discord or project, and say what kind of server you need and for what.

3

We reply within a few days

If it fits, the server is set up in your account and you get the details in the ticket. If not, you get an honest no, and sometimes a discount code instead.

What makes an application strong

Links we can look at (channel, Discord, existing server), roughly how many people are active, what you plan to do with the server in the next months, and which game and version. Two honest paragraphs beat a media kit.