Terraria Server Hosting with tModLoader, from $2.30/mo
Your Terraria server in Europe, North America or Australia, online 24/7 for your friends. Vanilla 1.4.5 or tModLoader for your mods, OuiPanel, SFTP access and DDoS protection up to 3 Tbps.
Rent a Terraria server by the month, with no commitment. Every plan includes DDoS protection, NVMe storage, OuiPanel, SFTP access and backups. Change plans whenever you want, without losing data.
Vanilla
Start
For friends in vanilla, or with a few content mods.
$2.30/month
Incl. VAT · billed monthly
Recommended playersThe recommended number of players for the plan, in vanilla. A Terraria server holds 8 by default, and in vanilla you can go up to 255 in OuiPanel. With tModLoader, the number is fixed at 8.
up to 8
RAMYour server's memory. Terraria needs little of it. 2 GB is enough for vanilla or a few content mods, and on our servers, 124 mods on a large world fit in 4 GB.
2 GB
ProcessorYour server's processor cores. The game mostly runs on one core, and the others speed up mod loading at startup.
2 vCPU
StorageThe server's NVMe storage, for the game, your worlds and your mods.
20 GB NVMe
BackupsThe number of backups kept at the same time. You create them in OuiPanel, on demand or with a scheduled task, and restore them from the panel.
2
DatabasesMySQL databases included in the plan. Terraria doesn't need them, they're there for your tools or another project.
2
5 countries
RecommendedModded
Plus
4 GB for tModLoader and a big modpack like Calamity.
$5.78/month
Incl. VAT · billed monthly
Recommended playersThe recommended number of players for the plan, in vanilla. A Terraria server holds 8 by default, and in vanilla you can go up to 255 in OuiPanel. With tModLoader, the number is fixed at 8.
8 to 16
RAMYour server's memory. Terraria needs little of it. 2 GB is enough for vanilla or a few content mods, and on our servers, 124 mods on a large world fit in 4 GB.
4 GB
ProcessorYour server's processor cores. The game mostly runs on one core, and the others speed up mod loading at startup.
3 vCPU
StorageThe server's NVMe storage, for the game, your worlds and your mods.
40 GB NVMe
BackupsThe number of backups kept at the same time. You create them in OuiPanel, on demand or with a scheduled task, and restore them from the panel.
3
DatabasesMySQL databases included in the plan. Terraria doesn't need them, they're there for your tools or another project.
3
5 countries
Big packs
Pro
8 GB and 4 vCPU for very large modpacks and a large world.
$11.59/month
Incl. VAT · billed monthly
Recommended playersThe recommended number of players for the plan, in vanilla. A Terraria server holds 8 by default, and in vanilla you can go up to 255 in OuiPanel. With tModLoader, the number is fixed at 8.
16 to 32
RAMYour server's memory. Terraria needs little of it. 2 GB is enough for vanilla or a few content mods, and on our servers, 124 mods on a large world fit in 4 GB.
8 GB
ProcessorYour server's processor cores. The game mostly runs on one core, and the others speed up mod loading at startup.
4 vCPU
StorageThe server's NVMe storage, for the game, your worlds and your mods.
80 GB NVMe
BackupsThe number of backups kept at the same time. You create them in OuiPanel, on demand or with a scheduled task, and restore them from the panel.
5
DatabasesMySQL databases included in the plan. Terraria doesn't need them, they're there for your tools or another project.
5
5 countries
RecommendedMost versatile
OuiBox 12G
Your Terraria server and a small server next to it.
$19.98/month
Incl. VAT · no commitment
Game serversCreate several servers in your box, within the resources of your plan.
several
Shared RAMThe box's DDR4 ECC memory, which you split freely between your servers from OuiPanel.
12 GB
ProcessorThe box's vCPUs, shared between your servers like the memory.
5 vCPU
StorageThe box's NVMe storage, shared by all your servers.
80 GB NVMe
BackupsThe number of backups kept at the same time. You create them in OuiPanel, on demand or with a scheduled task, and restore them from the panel.
10
DatabasesMySQL databases for your addons and plugins. The number depends on your plan.
AI assistantRun your server with Claude or ChatGPT via MCP
5 countriessame price everywhere
Prices include French VAT; the final amount may vary with your billing country. Change currency from the site menu.
Your Terraria server online in three steps.
No server software to install and no PC to leave on. Your Terraria server installs itself after payment and is ready in a few minutes.
1
Pick your plan
2 GB for vanilla, 4 GB for tModLoader and a modpack, 8 GB for very large packs. You choose the country when you order.
2 GB4 GB8 GB
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2
Set up your world
Before the first startup, pick the world's name, size and difficulty in OuiPanel, and a password if you want one. The world is created on first startup.
Server Password••••••••••••••••
World NameMyWorld
✓Save
3
Join your server
In Terraria, choose Multiplayer, then Join via IP. Enter the address and port shown in OuiPanel.
Address and port203.0.113.24:17742Online
✓ Password accepted✓ World joined
Manage your Terraria server from your browser.
World settings, console, SFTP files and scheduled backups. An AI assistant connects via MCP and the mobile app follows your server everywhere.
OuiPanel on your phoneStart your server, follow the console and get an alert if it crashes.
In Server Settings, the variables set the world's name, size, difficulty and seed, the number of players and the password. Edit, save, then restart the server.
Follow the server startup and send game commands such as save, say or kick. RAM, CPU and disk show live while your friends play.
A
my-terraria-server
Game version
Global View
Console
File Manager
Backups
Sub-users
Server Settings
SFTP Access
Scheduling
ConsoleRunningRestartStop
[OuiPanel] Starting the server
Terraria Server v1.4.5.8
Listening on port 17742
Type 'help' for a list of commands.
Type a command
Live statistics
RAM60 %
2.4 GB of 4 GB
CPU7 %
0.2 of 3 vCPU
Storage5 %
1.7 GB of 40 GB
CPU (%)
Your tModLoader mods in the file manager
With tModLoader, upload your .tmod files to the mods folder and list the ones to load in enabled.json. Your worlds sit in saves/Worlds. Everything also opens over SFTP.
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my-terraria-server
Game version
Global View
Console
File Manager
Backups
Sub-users
Server Settings
SFTP Access
Scheduling
File ManagerSFTP Access
mods/enabled.jsonSave
1[
2 "CalamityMod",
3 "CalamityModMusic" "CalamityModMusic",
4 "BossChecklist"
5]
The .tmod files sit in the same folder. Restart the server to load the mods.
Scheduled backups and restarts
Create a task that backs up then restarts the server every night. Tasks run even when nobody is online.
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my-terraria-server
Game version
Global View
Console
File Manager
Backups
Sub-users
Server Settings
SFTP Access
Scheduling
Server scheduled tasksCreate a schedule
Nightly backupActive
Cron
0 5 * * *
Last run
today 5:00 AM
Next run
tomorrow 5:00 AM
TasksBackupRestart
Vanilla or tModLoader, your choice.
Your server starts in vanilla, on the latest version of Terraria. To play with mods, move it to tModLoader on the Game version page in OuiPanel. tModLoader follows its own version of the game, 1.4.4 for now, so a world created in 1.4.5 won't open in it. OuiPanel reminds you before the change and offers a backup.
1Pick tModLoaderOn the Game version page in OuiPanel.
2Upload your modsYour .tmod files go in the mods folder, over SFTP or with the file manager.
3Enable themList the mods to load in enabled.json, then restart the server.
4Play with the same modsEach player launches tModLoader with the same mods as the server.
A reliable Terraria server host, independent since 2018.
A Terraria server needs little memory in vanilla and a lot more with a big modpack. So every plan is sized for mods. 2 GB for vanilla, 4 GB for a pack like Calamity and 8 GB for very large packs, with NVMe storage and DDoS protection in front of every server. Your Terraria server runs in France (Marseille), Germany (Frankfurt), the United States (New York), Canada (Beauharnois) or Australia (Sydney), close to your players. 24/7 support.
Vanilla 1.4.5or tModLoader
2 to 8 GBsized for your mods
NVMeyour world loads fast
SFTPyour mods and worlds
Backupson demand or scheduled
24/7 supportfrom real people
Which Terraria server should you pick?
Vanilla with friends, a modpack or a very large pack. Our advice to rent a Terraria server at the right size, on a plan you can change anytime without losing data.
Vanilla with friends
Recommended: Start · $2.30/month
To play the latest version of Terraria in vanilla, or with a few content mods. For Calamity and big packs, pick Plus instead.
2 GB RAM
2 vCPU
SFTP access
DDoS protection
Players
up to 8
Use
Vanilla
Move up a plan if
you add a modpack
Modded server
Recommended: Plus · $5.78/month
The right pick for tModLoader server hosting. On our servers, a 124-mod pack, Calamity included, fits in 4 GB on a large world.
4 GB RAM
3 vCPU
Mods over SFTP
Nightly scheduled backup
Players
8
Use
tModLoader
Move up a plan if
your modpack grows
Very large pack
Recommended: Pro · $11.59/month
For very large modpacks and a large world. 8 GB leave headroom, and 4 vCPU load mods faster at startup.
8 GB RAM
4 vCPU
80 GB NVMe
DDoS protection
Players
8
Use
tModLoader
Move up a plan if
you want several servers, see the OuiBox
What our customers say
What customers think of their host and our support, from the reviews left on our Google profile.
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Our guides for your Terraria server.
Learn how to host a Terraria server step by step. Set up the world, install tModLoader mods, import your single-player world and open your files over SFTP, with tutorials written by our support team.
A question about your project? Our support answers 24/7.
Renting a Terraria server costs $2.30 to $11.59 per month depending on size, with Start 2 GB, Plus 4 GB and Pro 8 GB. The price includes DDoS protection, SFTP access, backups and support. For cheap Terraria server hosting with friends, the Start plan is enough in vanilla.
The best Terraria server hosting lets you choose between vanilla and tModLoader and gives you enough memory for your mods, DDoS protection, SFTP access and backups. Our three plans tick every box, from $2.30 to $11.59 per month, with support that answers 24/7.
Not with us. We offer neither free hosting nor a free trial. The Terraria dedicated server is free, but hosting it at home means a PC that stays on all the time and an open port on your router. Renting a Terraria server from us starts at $2.30 per month, with no commitment.
With a host like OuiHeberg, pick a plan and a country, then pay. Your server installs itself and is ready in a few minutes. Set up the world in OuiPanel before the first startup, then join the server from the game with its address and port.Read the setup guide →
No, but it's the easiest way. In a game hosted from the client, the host has to stay online for the others to play. With Terraria dedicated server hosting, the server runs on its own, 24/7, and everyone joins the world whenever they want.
Little in vanilla, more with mods. 2 GB is enough for vanilla or a few content mods. On our servers, a 124-mod pack, Calamity included, uses 2 to 3 GB on a large world, so for Calamity and big packs we recommend the Plus plan, 4 GB. The game mostly runs on one core, and the others speed up mod loading.
8 by default. On the vanilla server, you can go up to 255, the game's limit, with the Max Players variable in OuiPanel. In vanilla, we then recommend up to 8 players on Start, 8 to 16 on Plus and 16 to 32 on Pro. With tModLoader, the number is fixed at 8.
In Terraria, choose Multiplayer, then Join via IP. Enter the address and port shown in OuiPanel, then the password if you set one. The port is your server's own, not the game's default port.Read the setup guide →
Pick vanilla to play the latest version of Terraria without mods. Pick tModLoader for Terraria modded server hosting, with mods such as Calamity. You move from one to the other on the Game version page in OuiPanel, which offers a backup before the change. tModLoader follows its own version of the game, 1.4.4 for now, and your worlds don't carry over from one version to the other.Read the setup guide →
Move the server to tModLoader, then upload your .tmod files to the mods folder, over SFTP or with the OuiPanel file manager. List the mods to load in enabled.json and restart. Mods required by another mod don't install themselves, so upload them too. Each player launches tModLoader with the same mods. You install your mods yourself, and they are not covered by support.Read the setup guide →
Not yet. tModLoader stays on Terraria 1.4.4 until its 1.4.5 port comes out, and a world created in 1.4.5 won't open in it. Create a new world in tModLoader, or import a world made with tModLoader.
Yes. On PC, your worlds sit in Documents\My Games\Terraria\Worlds, and in the tModLoader\Worlds subfolder for tModLoader. Upload the .wld file to saves/Worlds over SFTP, along with the .twld file for tModLoader, then enter its name, without .wld, in the World Name variable.Read the setup guide →
In OuiPanel, on the Server Settings page, fill in the Server Password variable, then restart. It is kept if you move from vanilla to tModLoader. Without a password, anyone who knows the address and port can join your server.
Reinstall the server from OuiPanel. It then installs the latest version of Terraria. Back up your world first.
You create backups on demand in OuiPanel, or schedule them, every night for example. Plans keep 2, 3 or 5 at a time, and OuiPanel offers one before you change versions. You restore a backup from OuiPanel, in a few minutes to several hours depending on its size and the time of day. The game also keeps a copy of your world (a .bak file) on the server.
Not for now. Our Terraria servers run vanilla or tModLoader.
Yes. Your dedicated server runs 24/7, even when you're offline. Your friends join the world whenever they want.
In France (Marseille), Germany (Frankfurt), the United States (New York), Canada (Beauharnois) and Australia (Sydney). All three plans are available in these five countries, at the same price. Pick the city closest to your players.
Yes. Moving to a bigger plan resizes your server with no reinstall and no data loss, in the same country.
Yes. Every Terraria server rental includes DDoS protection, up to 3 Tbps, at no extra cost.
Yes. In OuiPanel, the Sub-users page invites a friend by email, with the permissions you choose. They don't need your account. If they have access to the server settings, they also see the password.
Take a OuiBox. It groups several servers, Terraria, Minecraft or Rust, and shares its memory between them. Your Terraria server moves there without losing data.See the OuiBox plans →
Terraria and other games on one plan?
The OuiBox groups several servers, Terraria, Minecraft, Palworld or Rust, and shares its memory between them. Your Terraria server moves there without losing data.
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