Game server hosting

Terraria server hosting

An always-online Terraria world your friends can join any time. Run vanilla, add TShock for admin tools and permissions, or go modded with tModLoader.

  • From $5/mo on Mini
  • Live in about a minute
  • Chicago, USA data centre
  • Free migration

Why IronVault

Built for Terraria admins.

Vanilla, TShock or tModLoader

Pick the server you want; TShock adds permissions, regions and anti-grief tools.

Upload your world

Bring a .wld file from your PC and keep playing where you left off.

Config editor

Edit serverconfig.txt and TShock's config.json from the browser.

Light on resources

Terraria needs little memory, so Mini (2 GB) runs most servers with room to spare.

Plans

Terraria server plans.

We recommend Mini for most Terraria servers. No setup fees, cancel anytime, and longer billing cycles save up to 15%.

Best for Terraria

Mini

$5/mo

Billed monthly · save up to 15% yearly

Light games and small vanilla worlds.

  • 1 vCPU · 2 GB RAM
  • 20 GB NVMe
  • Up to 10 players
  • Daily backups
  • DDoS protection
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Lite

$10/mo

Billed monthly · save up to 15% yearly

Small friend groups and vanilla worlds.

  • 2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM
  • 40 GB NVMe
  • Up to 20 players
  • Daily backups
  • DDoS protection
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Plus

$20/mo

Billed monthly · save up to 15% yearly

Modded packs and busy community servers.

  • 4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM
  • 100 GB NVMe
  • Up to 80 players
  • One-click modpacks
  • Free subdomain + MySQL
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Pro

$30/mo

Billed monthly · save up to 15% yearly

ARK, big Rust maps and heavier modpacks.

  • 6 vCPU · 12 GB RAM
  • 150 GB NVMe
  • Up to 120 players
  • Query + RCON ports
  • Free subdomain + MySQL
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Max

$40/mo

Billed monthly · save up to 15% yearly

Networks, heavy mods and large populations.

  • 8 vCPU · 16 GB RAM
  • 250 GB NVMe
  • Unlimited slots
  • Query + RCON ports
  • Priority support
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Sizing

Which plan fits your Terraria server?

Our estimate of the memory a Terraria server uses, and the smallest plan that covers it. Heavy modpacks can need double.

Terraria servers are limited by CPU long before memory. Mini comfortably hosts small and medium groups; big tModLoader packs prefer Lite or Plus.

Networking

Terraria ports.

The game's default ports are below. Your server gets its own ports, already open, and its address shows in your client area the moment it is built.

Included with every Terraria server

  • DDoS protectionAlways-on filtering at the network edge
  • Instant setupAutomatic provisioning after payment
  • Automatic backupsScheduled snapshots with one-click restore
  • Task schedulerRestarts, commands and backups on a timer
  • File manager & SFTPEdit in the browser or with your own tools
  • Sub-usersGive staff access with their own permissions
  • Free migrationWe move your existing server for you
  • 24/7 supportReal people on Discord and tickets

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I play modded Terraria?

Yes. Run tModLoader, upload your mods and enable them. Players need the same mods.

How do I upload my world?

Upload your .wld file over SFTP or the file manager and set it as the world in startup settings.

Do I need a big plan?

No. Most Terraria servers run happily on Mini. Large tModLoader packs are the main reason to move up.

Can I upgrade or cancel later?

Yes. Upgrade in place without losing your files, and cancel any time from your client area. Longer billing cycles save up to 15%.