Economical infrastructure
Pricing that matches a light game
Our Xeon Enterprise line is more than enough for most Terraria servers. Keeping your group's world online 24/7 costs a few hundred lira a month.
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A world that stays open 24/7 on a small budget: economical, low-latency, fully accessible.
Terraria is very light on the server side. A vanilla server handles eight players in 1-2 GB, so expensive plans are unnecessary. What grows the requirement is world size and mods rather than player count.
Modded servers running tModLoader are a different picture. Large packs like Calamity multiply memory use and lengthen world generation. If you plan a modded server, budget at least twice what vanilla would need.
The third factor is clock speed. Re-Logic publishes no core requirement for the dedicated server, and the official wiki lists only memory and the .NET version. In practice what clears up stutter in large worlds and busy events (moon events, boss fights) is clock speed rather than core count.
Setup guide How to Set Up a Terraria Server: Vanilla, TShock and tModLoader
Our Xeon Enterprise line is more than enough for most Terraria servers. Keeping your group's world online 24/7 costs a few hundred lira a month.
Connect as root. Install the vanilla server, TShock or tModLoader and manage your mod list freely. No panel restrictions, no mod approval, no slot limits.
Your servers are hosted in the Datacasa data centre in Istanbul. Low latency during boss fights and moon events means a visibly smoother game.
Protection is layered: the 10 Tbps upstream capacity is backed by MikroTik devices, XDP-based filtering and in-house rule sets on our own network. It is included with every plan, we do not null-route your IP and there is no surcharge during an attack.
The table covers vanilla and lightly modded setups. For large packs such as Calamity, pick one tier higher.
| Server scale | Plan | Hardware | Monthly | Note | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4-8 players · vanilla | ENT-1 | 2 vCPU · 2 GB DDR4 ECC · 30 GB NVMe | ₺160 | Plenty for a friends group world | Buy now |
| 8-16 players recommended | ENT-2 | 2 vCPU · 4 GB DDR4 ECC · 40 GB NVMe | ₺240 | Small community servers | Buy now |
| tModLoader · modded | ENT-3 | 4 vCPU · 6 GB DDR4 ECC · 60 GB NVMe | ₺320 | Memory headroom for mod packs | Buy now |
| Large world · multi-server | ENT-4 | 6 vCPU · 8 GB DDR4 ECC · 80 GB NVMe | ₺400 | Several worlds on one VDS | Buy now |
Every plan includes a 10 Gbps uplink, DDR4 ECC memory and NVMe SSD storage. Upgrade any time.
Not sure which plan to pick? Enter your game and expected concurrent player count in the Plan Finder and it points at the matching plan. Open the Plan FinderThe Xeon Enterprise line is more than enough for Terraria. Large mod packs and busy events are more comfortable on the Premium line.
A selection of technical articles from our blog.
Set up a Terraria server on a Linux VDS: vanilla server, TShock and tModLoader installs, moving an existing world, autostart and mod management.
A guide to picking the best VDS for your game server. Ideal hardware specs for FiveM, Minecraft, Rust and MTA, location choice and a performance comparison.
New to Linux servers? Learn how to connect over SSH, run the essential commands, harden the firewall and lock down your VDS on day one.
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