Blue Fang Solutions 7 Days to Die: TFP Listing & Crossplay
Blue Fang sells 7 Days to Die servers and appears on TFP’s current provider page. Learn what that listing means, what crossplay requires, and what to compare.
You will need
- Check whether you want a provider linked by The Fun Pimps
- Confirm crossplay settings and console visibility with the host
- Compare version controls, backup workflow, resources, and region
Blue Fang Solutions sells 7 Days to Die servers, and The Fun Pimps currently links to Blue Fang from its Servers page. That page calls the linked companies “quality providers”; it does not describe an exclusive partner program or promise special crossplay access. You do not need a provider badge as a stated technical condition in TFP’s crossplay checklist. What matters is the server’s configuration—and confirming that the exact server can be found through your players’ console browser.
If you would rather choose a managed option by its controls than by a directory link, Game Hosting’s 7 Days to Die service is our recommendation for groups that want an in-panel crossplay setting, version selector, player tools, and backup controls. Game Hosting is not linked on TFP’s page, and this guide does not claim that its server was tested in a console browser. Compare the setting workflow and support you need, then ask the provider to confirm your join path before paying.
What does Blue Fang’s listing on The Fun Pimps’ page mean?#
As checked October 11, 2026, TFP’s Servers page links to seven rental providers: Pingperfect, Blue Fang Solutions, FRAG, HiScore Hosting, xREALM, PlugPayPlay, and GameServers.com. Its text introduces them as “quality providers.” It does not define a certification process, name exclusive partners, explain a benefit attached to the links, or say that only those companies can rent a 7 Days to Die server.
Blue Fang’s own 7 Days to Die product page calls it an “Official Server Provider.” That is Blue Fang’s wording. The TFP page establishes that TFP links to Blue Fang today; it does not establish the meaning of Blue Fang’s label or any special support, performance, or console-listing guarantee. The page also contains references to older V2.0-era certification, so do not treat that copy as proof of a current build certification.
The TFP page displays an old date, so treat the list as a snapshot of the links visible when checked, not a permanent roster. If the names matter to your decision, revisit the page before ordering. A link is useful evidence that TFP directs visitors to a provider, but it is not a substitute for checking the host’s current product, terms, server version, and crossplay workflow.
Do you need an official partner for 7 Days to Die crossplay?#
TFP’s current dedicated-server cross-platform requirements list configuration rules, not a provider list. The technical checklist requires a player limit of eight or fewer, crossplay enabled, Easy Anti-Cheat enabled, and IgnoreEOSSanctions=false. No host name appears in those requirements. That supports a narrow answer: being linked from the Servers page is not stated as a technical crossplay requirement.
It does not prove that every server with those settings appears in the console browser. The requirements page does not guarantee visibility, timing, search behavior, or a successful join for a specific order. Before buying, ask the host to confirm that the selected build can keep the required settings, whether the instance is publicly listed for your intended join route, and how a PS5 or Xbox Series X|S player finds it. Get a server name or other exact search detail you can share with the group.
The game is now on the modern PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S crossplay path. The older Xbox One and PS4 release from 2016 is a separate edition. For the full platform matrix and version limits, see our guide to whether 7 Days to Die supports crossplay. Don’t assume a provider listing can bridge incompatible game editions.
What should you compare beyond a provider label?#
Start with the version and join path your group actually needs. The Fun Pimps released V3.3.0 Stable on October 5, 2026. A version selector can help you choose a listed branch, but it does not prove that an old save works on a new build or that a particular mod is compatible. Confirm the selected build with the host, preserve a backup before changing versions, and agree on the same game version with everyone joining.
Next, compare the configuration controls. Blue Fang’s product page describes a crossplay option with an eight-player cap, EAC enabled, and no mods; verify those details in the current checkout or with its support before purchase. Game Hosting documents its own crossplay control, version selector, SandboxCode editor, player actions, live map, and three free backup slots on its 7 Days to Die page. Those are documented features, not a side-by-side performance test or proof of a successful console listing.
For memory, The Fun Pimps’ dedicated-server requirements state 8 GB RAM as the minimum and 16 GB as recommended for a dedicated server. That is a general system recommendation, not a promise that a specific hosted plan will perform well for every world. Compare the RAM and CPU allocation actually offered, the recurring total, backup retention, support terms, and the region closest to your players. Our broader guide explains how to choose a 7 Days to Die host across those tradeoffs.
When does choosing a TFP-linked provider help?#
A provider linked from TFP’s page can be a useful starting point if you prefer a company that the game publisher currently directs visitors toward. That is a reasonable selection preference; the page does not say the links guarantee better performance, faster support, a console-browser placement, or a successful setup. Compare the exact offer and ask practical questions about your intended game build and platforms.
If you are choosing among directory names, our Nitrado plans and alternatives and G-Portal plans and alternatives reviews cover those providers separately. Their presence in older discussions or third-party lists should not be confused with the seven links visible on TFP’s page when this guide was checked. The date and wording on the primary page are the evidence used here.
Is a non-listed host worth considering?#
It can be, if its current configuration and support answer the needs of your group. Game Hosting is not on TFP’s linked list. Its panel crossplay setting applies the documented crossplay configuration, keeps the server public, caps the player count at eight, and switches the integrated War3zuk selection back to vanilla. Manually uploaded mod files still need separate review. This gives an owner a guided way to apply settings; it does not make the service a TFP-listed provider or establish console visibility without a client-side check.
Ask any non-listed host the same concrete questions: Can this current build run with crossplay and EAC on? Is the server publicly discoverable through the console join path you plan to use? Are mods disabled or restricted for the mixed-platform group? What backup can you take before updates, and what does a restore include? Our crossplay server-hosting checklist covers the decision in more detail. If the server is missing after setup, use the separate server-list troubleshooting guide rather than treating the provider’s directory status as a diagnosis.
How should you decide whether to use Blue Fang?#
Choose Blue Fang if its current plan, terms, support, and location fit your group and you value that it is linked from TFP’s page. Before paying, confirm the selected version, the exact crossplay setting and mod restrictions, the public search path for console players, and what backups you can restore. Blue Fang’s label is a statement on its own site; the current TFP page is evidence that TFP links to it, not evidence for unlisted benefits.
Choose another provider if its controls, resources, support, or location are a better fit. Game Hosting is our managed recommendation for owners who value the documented panel workflow and backup controls, while recognizing it is not listed by TFP and that no console-browser test is claimed here. Use the Nitrado and G-Portal comparisons if those are your finalists, or return to the host selection checklist to compare the full offer.
For any host, finish the same check before you invite the group: confirm the current build, review the crossplay settings, get the exact public server search details, and keep a backup before updates or changes. A provider link can help narrow your options; your group’s settings, region, and join route determine whether the server is a practical fit.
Quick answers
Is Blue Fang Solutions an official 7 Days to Die server partner?
Blue Fang calls itself an “Official Server Provider,” and The Fun Pimps’ Servers page currently links to Blue Fang among its quality providers. TFP does not explain an exclusive partner program or list partner benefits on that page.
Do you need a provider listed by The Fun Pimps for crossplay?
No provider name appears in TFP’s technical crossplay checklist, so a listing is not stated as a technical requirement. That checklist does not guarantee that every compliant server will appear in a console browser; confirm listing and join steps with the host.
Which providers does The Fun Pimps currently link to?
When checked October 11, 2026, TFP’s Servers page linked Pingperfect, Blue Fang Solutions, FRAG, HiScore Hosting, xREALM, PlugPayPlay, and GameServers.com. The page calls them quality providers and does not say the list is exclusive.
Is Game Hosting listed by The Fun Pimps?
No. Game Hosting is not linked on the current TFP Servers page. Its 7 Days to Die panel has a crossplay setting that applies the documented configuration limits, but we have not tested console-browser visibility for this article.