Dedicated The Front Hosting
The FrontServer Hosting
Your server online 24/7. Friends join anytime, even when you're offline. No port forwarding, no PC left running all night.
- PvP and PvE server modes
- Powerful hardware
- Instant setup
- Free migrations from your previous server host
Inbound
Launching
Soon
We're provisioning racks for The Front now. Hosting will start at $15.99/mo the moment the game drops.
Standby for deploymentRun your
The Front server
from one place
No SSH. No 3am forum threads. Every plan includes the full Game Host Bros panel and every feature below.

Mission Control
See all your The Front servers, switch instantly, change settings, monitor performance.

Server Control
IP, location, version, and settings front and center. Copy the connect address or jump to any tab in one click.
Easy Interface
Our panel is easy for first time users, yet powerful enough for seasoned server owners.
Instant Setup
Deployed automatically after checkout. Your server is ready to join in under 60 seconds.
Swap Games
Change your server to any other game we host straight from the panel. No new order needed.
Change Location
Move your server to any in-stock location in a few clicks and keep your ping low.
DDoS Protection
Enterprise-grade DDoS mitigation included at no extra cost.
Live Console
Real-time console with instant feedback on every command.
File Manager
Edit configs, upload mods, and manage files directly in the browser.
Sub-Users
Add staff with custom roles and granular permissions.
Auto Backups
Daily automatic backups with one-click restore.
Loved by
15,000+ players
Global
deployments
Pick the location closest to your squad and keep your ping low. Locations marked restocking are sold out while we add more capacity.
Frequently
asked
Answers to the most common questions about The Front hosting.
About
The Front
The Front is an open world survival crafting sandbox from Samar Studio. You play a resistance fighter sent back through time to break a tyrannical empire, scavenging a war torn map for resources, researching technology, and building shelters that hold up against mutants, exiles and rival players. Bases are defended with tower defence style traps and logic circuits, while the vehicle assembly system lets you bolt chassis, engines, armour and weapons together into your own combat rig. Tanks and helicopters are drivable, and the game runs both co-op and PvP servers.
Territory in The Front only means something if it is still there tomorrow. On a dedicated server, your base, traps, vehicles and stored loot persist through the week rather than vanishing when a host closes the game, which is what makes raid planning and long research projects worthwhile. Server owners set the mode, decide harvest and decay rates, tune raid windows, and manage the player list, so a private group of friends and a large public PvP community can run entirely different rulesets on the same game.
The Front servers from Game Host Bros will run on AMD Ryzen 9 9950X and EPYC processors with NVMe storage across 15 global server locations, which matters on a map this size when a firefight comes down to a few frames. Full control panel access will let you edit configuration files, schedule restarts and restore backups, and enterprise-grade DDoS protection will sit in front of every server. Free migrations will be available if you are moving an existing world across.
The Front is available on Steam for Windows, with online PvP, online co-op and larger persistent servers all supported. Server settings cover PvP toggles, wipe scheduling, resource multipliers and player limits, so a community can shape anything from a slow building PvE world to a high pressure raid server.
Game Host Bros will offer The Front server hosting from $15.99/mo. Rent a dedicated The Front server and you get a persistent world for your faction, instant setup, automatic backups, DDoS protection, and 15 global locations to deploy from.
First in line for
The Front
Hosting starts at $15.99/mo the moment The Front is ready. Join our Discord and we'll tell you the day it goes live.

