Tin
1 GB RAM
A vanilla world with friends, for less than a coffee.
- NVMe storage
- 15 GB
- CPU
- 1 vCore
- Databases
- 1
- Backups
- 1
Terraria hosting
Seven sizes of the same Ryzen 7 9700X machine, from a vanilla world with friends to the biggest tModLoader modpacks. Every plan costs the same per gigabyte, so the only question is how much memory your world needs.
Vanilla worlds with friends, large worlds and your first mods.
1 GB RAM
A vanilla world with friends, for less than a coffee.
2 GB RAM
Room for a large world, or a few mods.
4 GB RAM
Where tModLoader stops being a squeeze.
Content mods, big modpacks and communities that keep growing.
6 GB RAM
Hardmode for a modded group.
8 GB RAM
For the modpack with everything in it.
10 GB RAM
Heavy modpacks with a full server.
12 GB RAM
Our biggest Terraria plan.
On every plan
From Tin to Luminite, every plan ships with the same tools. The price list has one dimension, and it's memory.
Enterprise-grade, on every plan, never billed as an extra.
Tickets, Discord and email, answered by the person who runs the node.
SFTP or the web panel. Nothing is locked behind a support ticket.
Every plan has its own, and the count grows with the plan.
Take a backup and restore it yourself, whenever you want.
A status page anyone can check, backed by a 99% SLA.
Server software
Choose it when you order: the base game, TShock for plugins and moderation, or tModLoader for mods. Every option runs on the same plans and the same hardware.
Re-Logic's own dedicated server, untouched. The simplest way to play with friends.
Vanilla Terraria with plugins on top: permissions, region protection, anti-cheat and admin tools. Players join with the normal game.
The previous TShock line, for older plugins and setups that still need it.
Mods, from small tweaks to Calamity. Everyone who joins needs tModLoader too, which is free on Steam.
Not sure how much memory your setup needs? Size it with the calculator
About Terraria servers
A vanilla Terraria world needs little RAM. What keeps it smooth for everyone is a fast processor.
tModLoader, free on Steam, opens the door to thousands of mods. Big modpacks ask for much more memory than the base game.
The dedicated server accepts up to 255 players in its settings, though most worlds are made for a group of friends.
Terraria and its artwork belong to Re-Logic. EnduranceNodes is not affiliated with or endorsed by Re-Logic.
FAQ
As a rough guide: Tin (1 GB) for a vanilla world with friends, Platinum (2 GB) for a large world or a few mods, Demonite (4 GB) for tModLoader with a big content mod like Calamity, and the bigger plans as your modpack and your group grow. Mods move memory far more than players do.
Yes, any time from the client area. We charge only the prorated difference for the days left in your billing cycle.
PayPal, major credit and debit cards, and a selection of cryptocurrencies.
Yes: your first purchase has a 72-hour money-back guarantee, no questions asked. It can be used once per client, it doesn't cover services suspended for breaking the terms, and the money goes back to the PayPal account you paid with. The Terms of Service have the full details.
In Beauharnois, Québec, on the east coast of North America. It's well connected for players across North, Central and South America.
Yes, with tModLoader, which is free on Steam. Everyone who joins needs tModLoader too: vanilla players can't join a modded server.
From the web control panel, or over SFTP with a client like FileZilla or WinSCP, which is faster for large uploads.
We'll help with the small things: a plugin that won't load, a setting you can't find or an error you don't understand. Just ask on Discord or open a ticket. What we don't do is complex or dedicated configurations, like building and tuning a whole server setup for you.