Reliable High-Density Hardware
Terraria runs its main game loop on a single CPU thread. Our physical nodes give it dedicated compute power and solid clock speeds, with headroom for huge base builds and crowded boss arenas.
Made for multiplayer boss raids, big world exploration and heavily modded playthroughs. TShock anti-grief tools, one-click tModLoader, room for Calamity and Thorium, and a Game Shield that filters attacks on port 7777.
A small co-op world with friends, a public TShock community or a full Calamity playthrough: pick the slots you need and upgrade any time.
Up to 8 players
Up to 16 players
Up to 32 players
Up to 64 players
Change world difficulty, manage TShock permissions, trigger backups and run console commands, all from your browser.
Bullet-hell fights like the Moon Lord or Calamity's Supreme Calamitas need a server that ticks on time, every time. Gen4 NVMe storage keeps world saves fast, so an autosave doesn't freeze the game or lag projectiles mid-fight.
Everything you need for stable multiplayer progression, custom difficulty and real anti-grief control.
The server simulates at the same 60 updates per second as the game client, keeping projectiles and boss attacks in sync.
Large .wld worlds and tModLoader mod packs load fast, with no disk bottleneck holding you back.
Switch between the vanilla Re-Logic server, TShock and tModLoader with a single click in the panel.
Edge filters drop connection floods and malformed TCP packets before they can eat server CPU time on port 7777.
Scheduled off-site backups of your world saves, so a stray lava bucket or a griefer can be rolled back in seconds.
Add a crossplay plugin and Android/iOS players can adventure alongside Steam PC players in one world.
Enterprise hardware we run ourselves, built for stable performance, fast human support and always-on DDoS mitigation.
Terraria runs its main game loop on a single CPU thread. Our physical nodes give it dedicated compute power and solid clock speeds, with headroom for huge base builds and crowded boss arenas.
Stuck on TShock permissions, a tModLoader mod conflict or restoring an older world save? Our engineers are online around the clock to sort it out.
Your Terraria instance, world generation settings and web console go live automatically within seconds of your invoice being paid.
Edge mitigation profiles filter TCP handshake floods, connection exhaustion attacks and volumetric spikes before they reach port 7777.
Straight answers on Terraria hosting, TShock permissions, tModLoader mods and crossplay.