ServerBlend Review

Overview

ServerBlend was a TCAdmin-based host known for ARK and Space Engineers hosting. The company shut down: serverblend.com has been offline since early 2025, its billing portal is unreachable, and customer reviews report the service ended without notice or refunds. Do not attempt to purchase hosting from ServerBlend.

ServerBlend Has Shut Down

ServerBlend is no longer operating. Its website, serverblend.com, has returned a Cloudflare 522 error (origin server down) since at least February 2025, and the last working snapshot of the site in the Wayback Machine dates to October 8, 2024. The billing portal is unreachable as well. There was no official shutdown announcement that we can find - the service simply went dark somewhere between those two dates.

Customer reports on Trustpilot paint an ugly picture of the ending: the owner shut the service down without notice, the TCAdmin control panel was switched off, users were removed from the community Discord, and no refunds were issued. Some customers report that automatic payments continued to be charged even after the servers were gone.

We have removed ServerBlend from all comparisons and rankings on this site. Do not attempt to sign up, and treat any site still linking to ServerBlend plans as out of date.

What to Do If You Were a Customer

If you had an active ServerBlend server or subscription, take these steps now:

1. Stop any recurring payments. Because the billing portal is offline, you cannot cancel through ServerBlend itself. Check your PayPal automatic payments and your card statements for recurring charges, and cancel them from your side. This is the single most important step, given reports of autopay continuing after shutdown.
2. Consider a chargeback for unused prepaid time. If you prepaid for months of service you never received, dispute the charge with your card issuer or open a PayPal dispute. A host that vanished without notice or refunds is a legitimate basis for a claim, though success depends on how long ago the payment was made.
3. Assume your server files are gone. With the panel, FTP access, and billing system all offline, there is no known way to retrieve worlds, configs, or mod setups from ServerBlend's hardware. If you kept your own off-server copies, you can migrate to a new host. If you did not, this is the hard lesson - see our game server backup strategy guide so it never happens again.

What ServerBlend Was

Historically, ServerBlend was a TCAdmin-based host best known for ARK: Survival Evolved and Space Engineers hosting, with a broader catalog that included Rust, ARMA 3, Conan Exiles, and 7 Days to Die. It competed on value, advertising a price-beat guarantee, free DDoS protection on every server, and a network of 13+ datacenter locations across North America, Europe, and Australia. For years it was a reasonable pick, which makes the abrupt, silent shutdown all the more disappointing.

Where to Go Instead

• ARK and survival games: Survival Servers and Nitrado both specialize in exactly the ARK-style workloads ServerBlend served.
• Space Engineers: Sparked Host and Host Havoc are our current picks.
• General budget hosting: see our best budget game server hosting roundup.

The Broader Lesson

ServerBlend's collapse is a reminder of two rules for renting game servers. First, be cautious about prepaying long terms with small hosts - the discount is not worth losing months of service if the company folds overnight. Second, keep your own backups off the host's infrastructure. The players who downloaded their worlds regularly lost a provider; everyone else lost their servers too.

Our Verdict