Frequently Asked Questions

All Attoric servers run on modern high-performance CPUs such as the Ryzen 9 7950X or better. CPU resources scale automatically with RAM to ensure consistent performance.

No. Player capacity is determined by your allocated resources, not artificial caps. We believe in giving you the flexibility to grow your community without arbitrary limits getting in the way.

Your server's performance depends on the RAM you choose and how the game utilizes resources. As your community grows, you can easily scale up your RAM allocation.

We manage CPU allocation automatically to ensure optimal performance, so you never have to guess or overpay. This is part of our managed hosting approach.

Attoric intentionally links CPU allocation to RAM allocation at the backend level. This dynamic scaling model has been deliberately chosen as the best-performing and most stable approach across supported games.

Larger RAM allocations automatically receive proportionally more CPU resources. This removes guesswork, prevents misconfiguration, and ensures consistent performance for your community.

With Attoric, you only choose RAM. CPU and performance scale automatically based on your RAM allocation. This simplifies the ordering process and ensures you always get the right balance of resources.

This approach means you don't need to be a server expert to get great performance. We handle the technical details so you can focus on building your community.

Absolutely! You can adjust your RAM allocation anytime. Upgrading is simple, and your pricing will adjust accordingly on your next billing cycle.

We recommend starting with what you think you'll need and scaling up as your community grows. There's no penalty for upgrading, and we make the process seamless.

Slot-based pricing seems simpler, but it's often misleading. A "50-slot Minecraft server" tells you nothing about performance — a vanilla server with 50 players uses vastly different resources than a heavily modded server with 20 players.

RAM is what actually matters for game server performance. Mods, plugins, world size, and game complexity all consume RAM — player count is just one factor. By choosing RAM directly, you're paying for what you actually use.

Not sure? Start with a middle option — you can always upgrade instantly if you need more, or downgrade if you've over-provisioned. Our dashboard shows real-time resource usage so you'll know exactly where you stand.

The Attoric Partner Program is designed for established gaming communities that want a deeper, long-term relationship with their hosting provider. Partners represent their communities, collaborate with Attoric, and grow alongside our platform.

This is not an affiliate program, discount code system, or pay-per-signup scheme. We focus on building genuine relationships with communities that align with our values of stability, quality, and long-term growth.

Partners progress through tiers — from Community Partner to Verified to Featured — based on their engagement and community activity, not sales metrics.

Partnership enrollment is team-based. If you're part of a team on Attoric, you can apply through the Partner Program application form.

Once enrolled, you'll start as a Community Partner with access to partner tools, referral tracking, and the Attoric media kit. Your Partner Dashboard shows exactly what's needed to progress to higher tiers.

No. The Attoric Partner Program is fundamentally different from traditional affiliate or referral programs.

Partners do have referral tracking and may earn account credits based on the retention and activity of communities they help bring to Attoric. But we evaluate referrals on quality and long-term retention, not volume.

Our goal is to work with communities that genuinely benefit from managed hosting — not to incentivize signup spam.

Partner benefits grow as you progress through tiers. All partners receive core tools, with additional perks unlocking at Verified and Featured levels.

Partner benefits are provided as account credits, not cash payouts. This keeps the focus on community growth rather than financial incentives.