Dig deep, build a base and fight your way through more than a dozen bosses in a handmade 2D world. Terraria mixes exploration, crafting and combat, with thousands of items to find and a world that gets harder once you beat the Wall of Flesh.
Every size from 1 GB runs Terraria. Bigger sizes suit more players, and the price per GB is the same for every game.
1 GB
Suits up to 8 players 1 GB comes with 1 vCPU and 8 GB of fast NVMe storage. Your world backups never use it up. Player counts are a guide for a large world, not a limit. The server accepts up to 255 players, set in its settings.
$2.99/mo$0.004/h
Choose 1 GB for a Terraria server2 GB
Recommended
Suits 8–16 players 2 GB comes with 1 vCPU and 16 GB of fast NVMe storage. Your world backups never use it up. Player counts are a guide for a large world, not a limit. The server accepts up to 255 players, set in its settings.
$5.98/mo$0.008/h
Choose 2 GB for a Terraria server3 GB
Suits 10–25 players 3 GB comes with 1.5 vCPU and 24 GB of fast NVMe storage. Your world backups never use it up. Player counts are a guide for a large world, not a limit. The server accepts up to 255 players, set in its settings.
$8.97/mo$0.012/h
Choose 3 GB for a Terraria server4 GB
Suits 16–32 players 4 GB comes with 2 vCPU and 32 GB of fast NVMe storage. Your world backups never use it up. Player counts are a guide for a large world, not a limit. The server accepts up to 255 players, set in its settings.
$11.96/mo$0.016/h
Choose 4 GB for a Terraria server6 GB
Suits 20–45 players 6 GB comes with 3 vCPU and 48 GB of fast NVMe storage. Your world backups never use it up. Player counts are a guide for a large world, not a limit. The server accepts up to 255 players, set in its settings.
$17.94/mo$0.025/h
Choose 6 GB for a Terraria server8 GB
Suits 25–50 players 8 GB comes with 4 vCPU and 64 GB of fast NVMe storage. Your world backups never use it up. Player counts are a guide for a large world, not a limit. The server accepts up to 255 players, set in its settings.
$23.92/mo$0.033/h
Choose 8 GB for a Terraria server10 GB
Suits 30–60 players 10 GB comes with 4 vCPU and 80 GB of fast NVMe storage. Your world backups never use it up. Player counts are a guide for a large world, not a limit. The server accepts up to 255 players, set in its settings.
$29.90/mo$0.041/h
Choose 10 GB for a Terraria server12 GB
Suits 35–70 players 12 GB comes with 4 vCPU and 96 GB of fast NVMe storage. Your world backups never use it up. Player counts are a guide for a large world, not a limit. The server accepts up to 255 players, set in its settings.
$35.88/mo$0.049/h
Choose 12 GB for a Terraria server16 GB
Suits 45–90 players 16 GB comes with 4 vCPU and 100 GB of fast NVMe storage. Your world backups never use it up. Player counts are a guide for a large world, not a limit. The server accepts up to 255 players, set in its settings.
$47.84/mo$0.066/h
Choose 16 GB for a Terraria serverNeed more room? Extra storage is $0.10 per GB a month. Prices excl. VAT/sales tax. EU customers also pay their country's VAT (e.g. $3.74/GB at 25% in Sweden).
You pay by the hour from your credit while the server exists, even when it's stopped. Delete it any time to stop paying.
Your world is created on the first start, in the size and mode you pick: small, medium or large, in Classic, Expert, Master or Journey. Add a password to keep it to your friends.
Already playing somewhere else? Upload your saves and files as a .zip and we add them to Terraria's files, with a backup first.
Stop the server first, then use World in the Settings tab. Files with the same name are replaced and nothing else is deleted. You can download your world as a backup file any time.
Copy your server's address and port from the server page.
In Terraria, open Multiplayer, then Join via IP.
Enter the address, then the port, then the password if you set one.
Default port 7777/tcp. The address on the server page already has the right one.
No. This server doesn't run mods. For mods, create a tModLoader server.
tModLoader downloads Steam Workshop mods by ID.
Yes, when you create the server: small, medium or large, and Classic, Expert, Master or Journey.
They apply when the world is first created.
Up to 255. It starts at 8, and you can raise it in the settings.
Yes. Bring your world: upload your saves and files as a .zip and we add them to the game's files, with a backup first.
Stop the server first, then use World in the Settings tab. Files with the same name are replaced, and nothing else is deleted. You can also use the Files tab, or Advanced: connect with FileZilla or WinSCP for big saves. You only see the game's own folders, which is where its saves live. You can download your world as a backup file from the server page any time.
Yes, every day, and you can make one yourself whenever you want.
The world is saved just before each backup. Restore any backup from the server page. Backups don't use your server's disk.
Pick a size, see the price, and send your friends the address as soon as it's running.