Terraria server hosting
Create a persistent vanilla Terraria world for your group. Pick Terraria in the builder, share the hostname and port, and start digging together.
Free to start, online in ~60s.
Server sizes that run Terraria
What is a Terraria dedicated server?
A Terraria dedicated server keeps one shared world running independently of any player's game client. Friends can come and go without relying on the original host to launch a local session.
Crafty installs the official vanilla Linux server, generates a world from your selected size and difficulty, and stores the world files in your panel.
Why host Terraria with Crafty Servers?
One-click setup
Choose Terraria and the official vanilla server, configuration and first world are prepared automatically.
A world that belongs to the group
The world lives on the server, so exploration and building continue from the same save whenever the group returns.
Full server controls
Manage power and console access from the dashboard. Paid sizes add writable files, SFTP, schedules and automatic backup retention.
Fits the free size
Vanilla Terraria fits the 1 GB free tier for a small group; larger paid sizes are available when the world or player count grows.
Frequently asked questions
Which plan runs Terraria?
Terraria can start on the 1 GB free size. Choose a larger always-on size for busier worlds or more players.
What do players need to join?
A Terraria client compatible with the server version and the hostname and port shown on the dashboard.
How do players connect?
Use the stable hostname and game port shown on the Crafty dashboard. Standalone games use an explicit port rather than a Minecraft SRV address.
Can I manage my Terraria server files?
Paid sizes provide writable files and SFTP for uploading worlds or changing serverconfig.txt, plus schedules and automatic backup retention.