Terraria Server Hosting  :tModLoader and automatic backups
Terraria is a two-dimensional sandbox where a world is built over months: houses, settled NPCs, bosses defeated, shared progress.
In short
Renting a Terraria server from Nexus Games costs $6.92 to $69.29 per month, from the smallest tier to the largest. DDoS protection, the control panel and instant delivery are included in every plan, with no minimum term.
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Terraria
Since 2018- Slots4 players
- Storage40 Go NVMe
- Anti-DDoSIncluded
- LocationEurope
Hardware components
- ProcessorRyzen 9 7950X3D16 Cores/32 Threads
- RAMDDR5 ECC128–192 GB
- StorageSSD NVMe
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Why choose Nexus Games for your Terraria server?
Performance and a modern panel
Terraria stays sensitive to single-thread performance, especially on heavily modded worlds: the Ryzen 9 7950X3D at 5.7 GHz keeps the simulation smooth.
Human support, 7 days a week
A team that actually knows Terraria, reachable on Discord and from NexusPanel, seven days a week. No bots, no queue: someone who answers.
Performance and a modern panel
Terraria stays sensitive to single-thread performance, especially on heavily modded worlds: the Ryzen 9 7950X3D at 5.7 GHz keeps the simulation smooth. And NexusPanel keeps console, WebFTP and backups in one place.
NexusPanel: manage your Terraria server in 1 click
Install mods, plugins in 1 click, with no technical skills.
Terraria hosting: everything you need to know
Renting a dedicated Terraria server gives you full control over your game: you choose your rules, your mods and your configuration, and keep your world available around the clock for your whole community. A professionally hosted server avoids the limits of a locally hosted game, where progress stops the moment the host disconnects.
At Nexus Games, your Terraria server runs on Ryzen 9 7950X3D machines with DDR5 ECC and NVMe Gen4, for a smooth experience with no lag and no tick drops. You install mods and plugins in one click from NexusPanel, and benefit from automatic backups, instant delivery and human support 7 days a week. All from 5,99€ a month, permanently protected by Anti-DDoS.
What you can do with your Terraria server
Frequently asked questions · Terraria server
No. Unlike some games, the dedicated server tool ships with Terraria and occupies no licence: you can play on your own server without buying a second copy.
Mods go through tModLoader, which is a separate build of both the game AND the server. The server and every player must run the same tModLoader version and the same mod list, otherwise the connection is refused.
Terraria is far lighter than most 3D games: our plans run from 4 players to unlimited. What weighs is not the player count so much as the world size and the active script mods.
A large world offers more biomes and content, but lengthens every journey and loads the server more. For a group of four to eight players, a medium world is often the best compromise.
No: that choice is made when the world is created and cannot be changed. It is the hardest decision to undo in a Terraria game, and deserves a conversation before the world is generated.
Yes, automatic backups are included, and file access lets you copy one before any risky change — a mod list change, typically.
Your Terraria server is hosted in US East, on our Ryzen 9 7950X3D infrastructure with a 1 Gbit/s network and permanent Anti-DDoS protection. That proximity keeps latency low and stable for your players.
Yes. Download the files from your current server (world, configs, mods) and upload them through NexusPanel's WebFTP: you keep your progress, your settings and your add-ons. Our support team can guide you on Discord if needed.
Automatic backups are schedulable from NexusPanel (daily by default, adjustable frequency) and restorable in one click. You can also trigger a manual backup before an update or a mod installation.
