Terraria hosting.
You set the player limit in your own config rather than buying a slot count, and a .wld world you have already played uploads over SFTP. You can pin a version, but a pinned server and an auto-updating Steam client drift apart, so it is a thing to watch rather than a safety net.
Terraria · from $5/moWhere it runs
Every game server we run lives in Dallas, roughly central to North America, which keeps the delay between a click and what happens in game about even for players on either coast.
Build your server.
- Attack filtering included
- Game control panel
- Your own files (SFTP)
- 24/7 support
Terraria server
Dallas, TX · Performance
What is Terraria server hosting?
Terraria is the 2D sandbox where you dig, build and take on bosses with friends. A Terraria server keeps that world running all the time, so nobody has to be the host. Whoever logs in first, the progress is right where you left it.
Vanilla Terraria is light work. Eight players fighting the Moon Lord on a Calamity-sized modpack is not, which is why the plans run on AMD Ryzen 9 9950X machines, the sort of fast processor Terraria likes.
Mods are managed through tModLoader itself rather than from our panel, so the mod list works the way it would on a machine of your own, and backups run on a schedule. Bring your existing .wld world file and carry on from where you were.
Why choose our Terraria hosting?
Vanilla or tModLoader, chosen when the server is built, and the world is yours to shape from there.
The world files stay yours, so you can upload, download and back them up whenever you like, and an existing .wld carries straight over.
You keep full control of the co-op world, at a price that splits well between friends, with support that answers quickly.
Protection from attacks
Rival servers sometimes get flooded with junk traffic to knock them offline. Cloudflare Magic Transit and CosmicGuard filter that out before it reaches you, and hardware filtering catches the sneakier attacks that pretend to be real players.
Real people, day and night
Tickets and Discord are answered around the clock by people who run game servers themselves. No scripts to read from, no waiting for office hours.
Backups you can roll back to
Your Terraria server saves a copy of itself on a schedule, so a griefed world or a bad update is a restore rather than a disaster. Putting one back takes a couple of clicks in the panel, and you can download the files yourself any time with an SFTP app.