All prices include VAT. Cancel monthly, 15% off when you pay yearly.
In Rust, no one shows mercy. You start out building a secure base that keeps you safe from enemies outside. Begin with the most basic tools and become the strongest player on the server, together with your friends or on your own!
No port forwarding and no PC that has to stay on: your Rust server runs in a data centre and you manage it in your browser, in the game panel. It takes four steps.
Pick the plan that fits your group. The RAM advice on this page shows how much memory you need for how many players. At checkout you can add extra RAM or storage.
At checkout you choose Europe (Netherlands / France), the United States (San Jose), Canada (Montreal) or Singapore. Choose the location closest to most of your players. In Europe and the US your server runs on an AMD Ryzen 9 7950X or 9950X; in Canada and Singapore we use different hardware.
Pay per month, or per year with 15% off. Prices include VAT and you can cancel monthly. After payment your server is set up automatically.
Set the server name, map size, seed, maximum number of players and the modding framework (vanilla, Oxide/uMod or Carbon) under Startup, then start the server. Players connect via the F1 console with client.connect followed by the IP address and port from the panel.
| Players | Plan | Per month |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 50, standard map | Wood, 8 GB | €11.20 |
| 50 to 100, or plugins | Stone, 12 GB | €16.80 |
| 100 to 200, large map | Metal, 24 GB | €33.60 |
| 200 or more, heavily modded | HQM, 32 GB | €44.80 |
Map size and plugins count as heavily as the number of players: a large map with many plugins needs one step up.
Take a look at the most frequently asked questions about our Rust Hosting services.
That depends on how many plugins and players you expect on your server. If you are playing with a few friends and a handful of plugins, the smallest plan is more than enough.
If you expect more players and want to run more plugins, we recommend a larger plan.
You can always upgrade or downgrade afterwards, so you always have a plan that fits.
Yes, we support all standard Rust maps and you can also upload your own custom maps. That makes our Rust hosting suitable for every adventure!
Your Rust server always runs on a Pterodactyl panel with a range of extra custom tools. That makes managing your server more fun, and definitely easier.
Choose a plan and a location and pay; your server is then set up automatically. In the game panel you set the server name, map size, seed, maximum players and modding framework under Startup and start the server. Players connect via the F1 console with client.connect followed by the IP address and port from the panel.
That depends on the map size, the number of players and your plugins. For up to 50 players on a standard map 8 GB (Wood) is enough; for 50 to 100 players or a server with plugins choose 12 GB (Stone), and large modded servers need 24 to 32 GB (Metal or HQM).
Facepunch releases a mandatory update on the first Thursday of every month, which wipes the map on every server: the force wipe. In between you decide yourself when to wipe the map or the blueprints on your server.
Yes. Under Startup you choose the modding framework: vanilla, Oxide (uMod) or Carbon. You then upload plugins to the plugins folder of that framework with the file manager or SFTP.
You choose at checkout: Europe (Netherlands / France), the United States (San Jose, California), Canada (Montreal) or Singapore. Choose the location closest to most of your players.
Want to know more before you order, or need help setting things up? These articles from our blog and knowledge base will help.
Optimize your Rust dedicated server for peak performance in 2026: hardware sizing, Oxide plugins, garbage collection, and entity management.
Complete Rust force wipe schedule for 2026. When is the next forced wipe? All dates, times, and what gets wiped explained.
The best Oxide and Carbon plugins for your Rust server in 2026: gather rates, teleportation, kits, economics and more.
Our servers are located in Europe, North America and Asia. Measure from your own connection which region has the lowest latency.
The measurement runs in your browser and reflects your own connection; no data is stored. Prefer a specific region? Choose it under Server Location when you order.