Fragnet

Fragnet is a Swedish game server host. The privacy policy names Fragnet Networks International AB, with a registered controller address in Spanga, Sweden, and says it follows the GDPR and Swedish data protection law. The home page, which we read in its Dutch version, says the company has built game servers since 2010 and lists gameservers, voiceservers, dedicated servers and an offering for studios.

Prices are published monthly in euro for a handful of titles: Valheim, Farming Simulator 25, Counter-Strike 2, Minecraft and DayZ. The pages put weight on the management side, with live statistics, a server log, a console and browser-based file handling. The footer links a knowledge base, a status page and a support panel, and names the copyright holder as the same company.

• Live server statistics. The home page describes live statistics for CPU, RAM and disk. A host who sees a spike during a busy evening can tell whether the machine or the game is the cause, though alert thresholds are not described.
• Filtered live log. A live server log offers filters for warnings and errors. Together with a command box, this helps an admin trace a crashing mod without downloading log files first.
• Console in its own window. The console can open in a separate window, and commands can be sent from the browser. The pages read do not describe any scripting or API access beyond the panel.
• Browser file management. Files are managed in the browser, and settings are changed through switches rather than by editing configuration files by hand. That lowers the entry barrier for first-time admins.
• Mods, maps, worlds, backups and schedules. The home page lists these as game-specific tools. Which games get which tools is not tabulated, so a Valheim admin and a DayZ admin should check their own title before ordering.
• Crossplay. Crossplay is listed for Valheim, Farming Simulator 25 and Minecraft. It matters for mixed groups on console and PC, although the pages do not explain how it is configured.
• Latency map. A world map shows latency bands below 60 ms, 60 to 120 ms and above 120 ms. It does not name data centre cities or countries, so the physical location needs to be confirmed with the company.

• A Farming Simulator group. Farming Simulator 25 is listed from a published price of €4.76 per month, with crossplay and browser-based file management for mods. A small group can manage the farm without learning a command line.
• A Counter-Strike 2 community. Counter-Strike 2 is listed at €4.90 per month, and the console, live log and command sending suit server owners who adjust settings between matches.
• A studio testing a multiplayer game. The home page lists an offering for studios next to dedicated servers. The pages we read give no studio pricing or limits, so a studio would need to ask for terms directly.

The pages we read describe the product rather than a setup procedure. You pick a game on the home page, where monthly euro prices are published for Valheim, Farming Simulator 25, Counter-Strike 2, Minecraft and DayZ. After ordering, the server is managed through the panel with its live statistics, log, console and browser-based file manager, and settings are set through switches.

Mods, maps, worlds, backups and schedules are handled with game-specific tools. A 3-day money-back guarantee is stated as the refund term, which gives a short window to test latency from the world map bands. For questions, the footer links a knowledge base, a status page and a support panel.

Fragnet Networks International AB sells gameservers, voiceservers, dedicated servers and an offering for studios, and says it has built game servers since 2010.

The home page lists monthly euro prices, with Counter-Strike 2 and Farming Simulator 25 under five euro. Its world map shows latency bands but no cities or countries, so confirm the location before ordering. The stated refund term is three days.

The game server hosting list places Fragnet 2 of 14: the products next to it are ZAP-Hosting above and ScalaCube below. Because challengers fill the first three places when a category has them, the number is a place on a list and not a rating.

By headquarters, 5 of the 14 are established in Europe, as Fragnet is in Sweden.

In the catalogue: Monthly prices per game published in euro; three-day money-back period.

Regular monthly prices are shown in euro on the Dutch home page: €13.99 for Valheim, €4.76 for Farming Simulator 25, €4.90 for Counter-Strike 2, €6.88 for Minecraft and €12.86 for DayZ. The word regular suggests that promotional prices may also appear, but the page does not describe any. Prices for voiceservers, dedicated servers and the studio offering are not listed on the page we read. The stated refund term is a 3-day money-back guarantee. The pages do not describe a trial period, contract length options or discounts for longer commitments, so the monthly figure is the only published cost.

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

The home page describes live CPU, RAM and disk statistics, a live log with warning and error filters, command sending and a console that opens in its own window.

Files are managed in the browser, and mods, maps, worlds, backups and schedules have game-specific tools.

Crossplay is listed for Valheim, Farming Simulator 25 and Minecraft.

The page we read is the Dutch edition of the home page, so English-speaking buyers should check the order flow.

The privacy policy names Fragnet Networks International AB as the party behind the service and says the policy follows the GDPR and Swedish data protection law. The registered controller address is in Spanga, Sweden.

The pages we read do not name data centre cities or countries, and the world map shows only latency bands. They do not describe encryption, certifications, retention periods or a data export tool. Customers who need to know where a server and its backups physically sit should ask the company before ordering.

Integrations the vendor names (7):

• Valheim
• Farming Simulator 25
• Counter-Strike 2
• Minecraft
• DayZ
• Game mods and maps
• Crossplay clients

Closest by traits, not by rank: 4 products from the same list that overlap most with Fragnet.

• ZAP-Hosting (#1 of 14): Not for: buyers who need a trial period before paying anything. German host on its own hardware with unlimited slots. (Germany)
• ScalaCube (#3 of 14): Estonian host with a no-time-limit 8 GB Minecraft server. (Estonia)
• Host Havoc (#6 of 14): Not for: customers who want a trial instead of a three-day refund. Ottawa company with 14 datacentres and no-commitment contracts. (Canada)
• Sparked Host (#11 of 14): Utah company selling budget Minecraft plans from a dollar a month.

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

• fragnet.net/nl: Published euro prices, product range, panel features, crossplay, refund term, latency map
• fragnet.net/nl: Founding claim of 2010 and the games on offer
• fragnet.net/nl/privacy: Operator name, Swedish controller address, GDPR and Swedish law reference
• fragnet.net/nl/privacy: Footer links to knowledge base, status page, support panel and copyright holder

The same four questions are asked of every game server hosting product: time to value, real cost, the way out and the intended buyer. Here that gives Fragnet the #2 position in a list of 14. The editorial process sets out how facts are gathered and how commercial links are handled.