Citadel Servers

Citadel Servers is a hosting company that sells game servers, voice servers, web hosting, virtual private servers and dedicated machines from one site. It says it started in 2012, but the pages we read name no legal entity, headquarters, parent company or owner, so the country of establishment is not stated by the vendor.

Game hosting is priced per slot or per 512 MB of RAM, and the price list can be switched between US dollars, euros and pounds. The home page names more than twenty game server locations and over nine for voice, and the about page lists data centres in Canada, the United States and France. Titles range from Minecraft and Rust to Arma 3, Valheim and FiveM. Control is through a customised TCAdmin game panel, and web hosting uses a customised cPanel.

• Per-slot and per-RAM pricing. Most game titles are priced per slot, for example Palworld and ARK: Survival Evolved at USD 0.65 per slot, while Minecraft is priced per 512 MB of RAM from USD 2.79. The billing period is not stated on the pages read.
• Three display currencies. A currency selector shows prices in USD, EUR or GBP, and the home page carries the euro and pound equivalents. That helps a buyer outside the United States compare rates without converting by hand.
• TCAdmin game panel. Game servers run on a customised TCAdmin panel, with one-click mod installs and instant setup named on the home page. The pages do not describe individual panel screens, file access or console tools in any detail.
• Minecraft backups and installs. Minecraft hosting includes integrated backups, with scheduled backups available, plus one-click installs for modpacks and plugin platforms. No backup quantity or retention limit appears on the page, so ask before relying on a long history.
• Voice server hosting. Voice servers for TeamSpeak 3, Ventrilo and Mumble start at USD 0.08 per slot. Voice locations are listed as over nine, which suits a community that wants chat hosted near its game server.
• Web, VPS and dedicated lines. Beyond games, web hosting, VPS from USD 5.39 per month excluding VAT and dedicated servers from USD 52.99 per month excluding VAT are sold. Anti-DDoS protection is listed for the dedicated servers specifically.
• Spread of locations. The about page names Montreal, five United States cities and four French ones, described as premium carriers in Europe and North America. The home page flags also include Australia, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK.

• A Minecraft community with a modded world. Pricing by 512 MB of RAM lets the owner size the server to a modpack, and one-click installs cover modpacks and plugins. Scheduled backups are available, though the retention limit is not published.
• A small clan that wants game and voice in one account. Game slots and TeamSpeak 3, Ventrilo or Mumble voice slots are sold side by side, so a clan can rent both from one supplier. Slot prices are low, but the billing period must be confirmed first.
• A buyer who prefers euro or pound pricing. The currency selector shows USD, EUR and GBP, which removes some guesswork over exchange rates. Data centres in France sit close to European players, according to the about page.

The pages we read describe products and prices rather than a step-by-step setup. The usual route is to open the page for your game, such as Minecraft, pick the RAM or slot count, choose a location and check out. The home page promises instant setup and a customised TCAdmin game panel, and one-click mod installs once the server exists.

A knowledgebase and 24/7 support are listed on the home page. Before paying, confirm the billing period, because the game and voice prices do not state one, and confirm the location you want, since the home page cites over 20 locations for game servers.

Citadel Servers says it started in 2012, but no page read names a legal entity, headquarters or owner. Rates are per slot or per 512 MB of RAM, in US dollars, euros or pounds, with the billing period unstated. The terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, and the privacy policy was last updated in 2014.

In our game server hosting ranking Citadel Servers stands at #13 of 14: it follows Bloom Host and comes before Simple Game Hosting. No numeric score is attached; established products follow the challengers in their ranked order.

The vendor states no country of establishment, so Citadel Servers is left out of the regional count for this list.

Charging model: Per slot or per 512 MB of RAM with published rates; billing period not stated on the pages read.

Citadel Servers publishes rates rather than plans. Minecraft starts at USD 2.79 per 512 MB of RAM, with the page showing the RAM increment and no minimum or maximum. Hytale servers are USD 9.99 per server, Palworld and ARK: Survival Evolved USD 0.65 per slot, voice USD 0.08 per slot, and game hosting overall from USD 0.16 per slot excluding VAT. Web hosting appears at USD 4.79 per month on the home page and USD 2.69 per month excluding VAT in the packages section, which are two different figures for the same product line. VPS starts at USD 5.39 per month and dedicated servers at USD 52.99 per month, both excluding VAT. Prices can be viewed in USD, EUR or GBP. The billing period for game and voice prices is not stated, and the pages read do not show a trial period.

We took this from citadelservers.com, the vendor’s own site, when we reviewed Best Game Server Hosting in 2026; that review is dated 13 November 2026.

The home page lists more than 20 locations for game servers and over 9 for voice servers, with a customised TCAdmin game panel, one-click mod installs, instant setup and 24/7 support.

Minecraft hosting includes integrated backups with scheduling but states no quantity or retention limit.

Titles include Ark, Arma 3, Counter-Strike 2, Rust and Project Zomboid.

Anti-DDoS protection is listed for dedicated servers on the home page.

The privacy policy says sensitive data is exchanged over an SSL secured channel and that data is encrypted and protected with digital signatures. It also states compliance with PCI vulnerability standards. The policy names no sub-processors and does not say where customer personal data is stored, and it describes no export or deletion right.

Its last update is dated 5 November 2014. The terms of service are governed by the law of England and Wales and name Citadel Servers as supplier without a registered entity or address. Anti-DDoS protection is listed for dedicated servers.

Integrations the vendor names (9):

• TCAdmin
• cPanel
• Minecraft modpacks
• Minecraft plugin platforms
• TeamSpeak 3
• Ventrilo
• Mumble
• FiveM
• Discord bot hosting

Also in our records:

• Minecraft hosting includes integrated backups with scheduling but states no quantity or retention limit.

Closest by traits, not by rank: 3 products from the same list that overlap most with Citadel Servers.

• PingPerfect (#5 of 14): Best for: Buyers who want to test a game server with full access first.
• Nitrado (#9 of 14): Suits: Groups that want per-slot prices and a prepaid period they choose themselves.
• Bloom Host (#12 of 14): Not for: teams that need backup or API features confirmed on the home page. Virginia company running plans in named datacentre operators' facilities. (United States)

Read from the vendor’s own pages on 12 November 2026.

• citadelservers.com/game-servers/minecraft-game-hosting: Minecraft price of USD 2.79 per 512 MB, integrated and scheduled backups, one-click installs, no trial shown
• citadelservers.com: Per-slot prices, web, VPS and dedicated prices, currency selector, TCAdmin and cPanel, titles, locations, voice servers
• citadelservers.com/about-citadel-servers: Started in 2012, no entity or owner named, data centre list
• citadelservers.com/terms-of-service: Law of England and Wales, supplier named without entity or address
• citadelservers.com/privacy-policy: SSL channel, encryption statement, PCI compliance, last updated 5 November 2014, no sub-processors named

Four tests decide a position: how soon the product is useful, what the bill really becomes, how data leaves and who it suits. Here that gives Citadel Servers the #13 position in a list of 14. Read the editorial process for the method and where paid visibility fits in.