Terraria is a 2D sandbox adventure game with deep crafting, exploration, and combat. Run a dedicated server for up to 255 players, set your own rules, and keep your world running around the clock.
Your world stays online 24/7. Players can join and leave at any time without you needing to be logged in.
Up to 255 players
Terraria supports large player counts. Configure your slot limit exactly as high as your hardware allows.
Full admin control
Kick, ban, and manage players directly from your Pelican panel. No need to touch a config file.
Custom world size
Choose small, medium, or large worlds. Large worlds need more storage, but the platform scales.
Version control
Switch between Terraria versions to stay in sync with your players or roll back after a bad update.
Scheduled backups
Automatic world backups on any interval you set. Restore to any previous save with one click.
Hardware
Minimum specs at $1.75/mo
Every plan runs on AMD Ryzen CPUs, DDR5 ECC RAM, and Gen 4 NVMe storage. No lower tier, no slower drives. You can scale up from these minimums at any time without reinstalling.
RAM2 GB
CPU1 vCPU
Storage10 GB NVMe
ProcessorAMD Ryzen
Memory typeDDR5 ECC
Storage typeGen 4 NVMe SSD
Frequently asked questions
How much RAM do I need for a Terraria server?
2 GB is enough for a small to medium world. Larger worlds with many players benefit from 4 GB or more.
How many players can join a Terraria server?
Terraria supports up to 255 players on a dedicated server, though most communities run far smaller groups.
Can I use mods on a Terraria server?
Vanilla Terraria doesn't support mods directly. For modding, use our tModLoader plan, which supports the full tModLoader ecosystem.
Can I change my world size or difficulty after creating it?
World size and seed are set at creation, but difficulty and most gameplay settings can be adjusted anytime from your panel.
Deploy Terraria now. Live in under a minute.
Starting at $1.75/mo. AMD Ryzen, DDR5 ECC, Gen 4 NVMe. No contracts.