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That's individual server operators inside of the game, not the developers of the game itself. The terms the Neotokyo devs published their game on Steam under wouldn't allow them to make any money off the game. Other people may be able to find a way to do it, though it may be against Valve's terms as well. They would have less to lose by doing so, of course.

The thing with Minecraft has literally nooooooooothing to do with Valve's licensing terms.

The only cases that come to mind where modders can make money off Valve's property and get distributed on Steam are Black Mesa and Aperture Tag, both of which are going to be sold as retail products and have a licensing fee paid to Valve in order to do so.

why you dit'n make it cliky ? Oo

NEOTOKYO on the Steam store

Official site

The problem is, for as much stuff as you get and as much work has been put in, you get very, very little time to actually use it, moreso if you're new to the game. The whole one life and then wait out the round works against the mod.