American Truck Simulator Server Hosting
Your own ATS dedicated server, convoys across the US
Run a private Convoy session where up to 8 drivers haul freight across the US together, no player host needed. Instant setup, DDoS protection, and 24/7 expert support included.
Why Host With Us?
$10.00/mo
+ billing term & add-ons
High Performance Hardware
Unlike most hosting providers, we own & operate our own hardware.- Xeon and Ryzen CPUs
- DDR4 & DDR5 Memory
- Up to 10Gbps Uplinks
- NVMe SSD Drives
Easy-to-Use Game Management
We host all of our American Truck Simulator servers on our modified TCAdmin v2 platform. This proven, powerful control suite offers the best in server management capability.
- Web Console
- File Manager
- Workshop Installer
- Log Viewer
- Offsite Backups
- Easy Data Restores

About American Truck Simulator: Convoy multiplayer across the US
American Truck Simulator is SCS Software's trucking sim set in the United States. The base game covers California, Nevada and Arizona, map DLCs add more states, and you haul freight in licensed trucks from brands like Kenworth and Peterbilt. Convoy mode lets up to 8 drivers share one session. Running it on a dedicated server keeps that session online 24/7 with no player acting as host, so your group can join and leave on their own schedule.
Mods through server packages
The official SCS dedicated server never downloads content itself. You activate mods in your own game, run export_server_packages from the console, and upload the resulting server_packages.sii and server_packages.dat files through the control panel. Every driver who joins needs the same mods, and Steam Workshop mods can be subscribed to from the in-game overlay when you connect.
Session rules in server_config.sii
Lobby name, password, welcome message, AI traffic, player damage, the forced speed limiter and your moderator list all live in server_config.sii, which you can edit from the Host Havoc control panel. Add a Steam game server login token and your server keeps the same search ID across restarts.
How to Set Up an American Truck Simulator Dedicated Server
With Host Havoc
The easy way: with Host Havoc
- Pick a plan and region. 8 slots, in the datacenter closest to your drivers.
- Deploy in minutes. The official SCS Convoy server installs on the latest build.
- Manage from the panel. Set the lobby name, password, and moderators in a few clicks, then upload your exported server packages.
DDoS protection, automated backups, and 24/7 support are included.
Without Host Havoc
The manual way: self-hosting
SCS Software's official Convoy dedicated server runs natively on Windows and Linux. It is light, so 2 cores and 2 to 3 GB of RAM are enough for 8 drivers, and no GPU is needed. You also need your own copy of American Truck Simulator to export the map and mod data.
- Download the server with SteamCMD using the anonymous login and Steam App ID
2239530:steamcmd +login anonymous +app_update 2239530 validate +quit - Export your server packages. In your game, set
uset g_console "1"inconfig.cfg, load a save, open the console with~and runexport_server_packages. Copyserver_packages.siiandserver_packages.datto the server's home folder (Documents\American Truck Simulatoron Windows,~/.local/share/American Truck Simulatoron Linux). - Edit
server_config.sii. The server writes it on first launch. Setlobby_name,password,max_players(8 at most), andmoderator_listwith Steam64 IDs. Add aserver_logon_tokencreated for the game's App ID270880, not the server's, so your search ID survives restarts. - Forward TCP and UDP
27015and27016. The server does no NAT punching, so without forwarding it won't appear in the Convoy browser. - Keep it running. Run
bin\win_x64\amtrucks_server.exeas a service on Windows, orbin/linux_x64/amtrucks_serverin screen/tmux on Linux (linksteamclient.sofirst).
After that it is on you: SteamCMD won't auto-update the server, so you patch after every SCS release, re-export packages when your mods or map DLCs change, restart after crashes, and absorb DDoS yourself.
American Truck Simulator Server Guides
Step-by-step guides for setting up, configuring, and managing your server.
Learn how to connect to your American Truck Simulator convoy server through the in-game Convoys menu. This guide covers the prerequisites for joining and the steps to find and connect to your session.
Read guide How to Add a Game Server Login Token to Your American Truck Simulator ServerGenerate and add a Game Server Login Token (GSLT) to your American Truck Simulator server. A valid GSLT is required for your server to appear publicly in the Convoy browser.
Read guide How to Add Mods to Your American Truck Simulator ServerInstall mods on your American Truck Simulator server by enabling the dev console, exporting server packages from your local game client, and uploading them through the File Manager. Works for both ATS and ETS2 servers.
Read guide How to Edit Settings on Your American Truck Simulator ServerConfigure your American Truck Simulator server settings including server name, password, description, and more. This guide walks through opening server_config.sii in the Config Editor and saving your changes.
Read guide How to Set Up Automatic Restarts for Your American Truck Simulator ServerSchedule automatic daily or recurring restarts for your American Truck Simulator server using the Scheduled Tasks feature in your Game Control Panel. Keeps your server fresh without manual intervention.
Read guide WikiEvery guide for your American Truck Simulator server, all in one place.
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