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Vanilla or tModLoader, Classic through Master and Journey worlds, with one-click version switching so your save loads on the exact build your mod list expects.
from $5.00/mo · unlimited slots
Enterprise hardware and every feature you need, at a fraction of the price. Not feeling it? We offer a no-questions-asked 7-day refund window.
Need more than 50 GB of NVMe? Just ask.
Keep up to ten backups at once.
Split your server into more than one.
Switch to any supported game, any time.
Modpacks, worlds, mods and plugins.
Every version, mod, and modpack.
We'll tell you when and why it crashed.
No AI or bots here. Only humans.
2 GB at $5.00 runs a vanilla large world for a handful of friends, 6 GB suits a 15-player tModLoader server, and 12 GB covers packs the size of Calamity or Thorium.
Every plan: Unlimited Slots · Unmetered Allocations/Ports · Unmetered Databases · Enterprise Hardware · Unmetered NVMe Storage
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Terraria is light on memory but sensitive to mod count and world size, so even the 2 GB tier gets three Ryzen 9 cores and unmetered NVMe for large worlds and backup history.
The server is provisioned and running within minutes of checkout, with no installer to babysit.
Automated setup · Instant access
Move between vanilla and tModLoader branches with the one-click version changer and add mods from the panel installer.
Version changer · Modpack installer
Unmetered NVMe storage holds large worlds, mod libraries, and a long history of world snapshots at once.
Unmetered NVMe · DDR5 ECC
Unlimited player slots mean a two-person playthrough and a 30-player SMP cost exactly the same per gigabyte.
No slot pricing · Subusers
DDoS protection guards your game and query ports on every plan, with no upsell for a public server.
Included free · 10 allocations
Nine locations across the United States, Canada, Belgium, and Germany keep ping low wherever the group lives.
9 locations · Toronto and Brussels
Plain Terraria is famously cheap to host: a couple of gigabytes carries a full large world and a group of friends. tModLoader changes the math because every content mod loads into the same process, and packs like Calamity, Thorium, or Fargo's stack up quickly. The one-click version changer moves the server between branches, so you can start vanilla and convert to a modded run without creating a new service.
Upload the world file and its companion data file into the worlds folder using the panel file manager or SFTP, select it in the server configuration, and restart from the live console. A modded world needs the same mod list installed server-side before it will load. Snapshot one of the ten rolling backup slots before the first boot so a mismatch is trivial to undo.
World difficulty is fixed at generation, so Classic, Expert, Master, and Journey are decided either when the server creates the world or when you upload one made in single-player. The panel exposes the server configuration file directly, covering world name, maximum players, password, message of the day, and seed. The task scheduler handles nightly restarts, which is a tidy way to keep a long-running SMP from drifting.
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Common questions about running a Terraria server with us.
Vanilla is light: 2 GB at $5.00 per month handles a large world for several friends. tModLoader is the memory consumer, since every content mod loads into the same process, so budget 6 GB for a typical 15-player modded server and 12 GB when you are stacking heavy packs such as Calamity and Thorium together.
Yes. Upload the world file and its matching data file into the worlds folder with the file manager or SFTP, select it in the configuration, then restart. Modded worlds need the same mods present server-side. Taking a backup slot snapshot before the first load makes a failed import a two-minute fix rather than a rebuild.
No. tModLoader is one of the builds the one-click version changer offers, priced the same flat $2.50 per gigabyte as vanilla. The panel modpack and plugin installers handle mod downloads, so you are not hand-copying files, and switching back to vanilla later is the same single action.
Difficulty is chosen when a world is generated, so either create the world at that difficulty from the server configuration or generate it in single-player and upload it. Journey mode works the same way. Everything else, including maximum players, the password, and the message of the day, is editable in the panel file manager.
No. Terraria's console and mobile editions do not connect to PC dedicated servers, so your server serves PC clients running a matching game version. After a Terraria update, use the one-click version changer so the server and your players are on the same build before anyone tries to connect.
