60 slots
- 8 GB RAM
- 4 vCores
- 60 GB NVMe
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
11,00 €/mo
Game server
Rust server
Your Rust server with wipes scheduled from the panel, one-click Oxide/uMod plugins and hardware that handles 4500-size maps without stutter. AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7 included to survive the usual wipe-day attacks.
VanillaOxide/uModCarbon
Everything your Rust server includes
One-click Oxide/uMod and Carbon installation.
Scheduled automatic wipes (map, blueprints or both).
Map generator and custom map support.
Built-in RCON for live administration.
Hardware sized for 4000-4500 maps with heavy entity counts.
Automatic backups before every wipe.
How many resources does Rust need?
A guideline based on what you plan to run. If you're between two, take the larger one: upgrading later is instant and you only pay the difference.
| Scale | RAM | vCores | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 60 players | 8 GB | 4 | 3000-3500 map, weekly wipe |
| 60-100 players | 12 GB | 6 | 4000 map with Oxide plugins |
| 100-150 players | 16 GB | 8 | 4500 map with many bases built |
| 150+ players | 24 GB | 10 | High-population public server |
What actually drives usage in Rust
In Rust what drives usage isn't connected players but map size and built entities. A 4500 map has more than double the terrain of a 3000 one, and every base built adds entities the server simulates each tick. That's why usage climbs through the wipe and drops sharply when you reset it.
Default port
28015 (UDP) · 28016 (RCON)
Rust plans
Pick your plan based on concurrent players. Prices exclude VAT.
We are currently out of Rust servers. Open a ticket to reserve your slot or migrate from another host, and we will let you know as soon as one is available again.
Out of stock
100 slots
- 12 GB RAM
- 6 vCores
- 90 GB NVMe
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
18,00 €/mo
150 slots
- 16 GB RAM
- 8 vCores
- 120 GB NVMe
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
26,00 €/mo
250 slots
- 24 GB RAM
- 10 vCores
- 160 GB NVMe
- AntiDDoS L3/L4/L7
40,00 €/mo
Choose your location
The closer the server is to your players, the lower their Rust ping.
Spain · Madrid
Minimum latency for Spain and southern Europe
Germany · Mainhausen
Central Europe, optimal EU routing
Miami · USA
LATAM and North America
Common Rust problems and how to fix them
1Runs fine after a wipe, worse as days pass
That's expected: entities accumulate. Schedule a daily restart to free memory and consider cleanup plugins that remove abandoned bases. If it still degrades, the map is too large for your plan.
2Oxide plugins break after an update
Rust updates on the first Thursday of each month and breaks compatibility. Wait for Oxide/uMod to publish their updated build before starting, and update plugins that rely on changed APIs.
3Players can't find the server in the in-game browser
Check port 28015 UDP is open and that `server.queryport` responds. If the server doesn't list but does accept direct IP connections, it's almost always the query port.
Guides for your Rust server
Step by step and written by our team: from installation to the most common problems.
- Setting up a Rust server (and adding plugins with Oxide)Installing with SteamCMD on Windows or Linux, the start script with every parameter, making yourself admin, plugins with Oxide/uMod and what to do on the monthly forced wipe.
- Which ports to open for a Rust server (28015, 28016 and 28017)Game, query and RCON ports, each with its own protocol. Ready-made commands and the reason your server is missing from the community browser.
Rust frequently asked questions
How many slots do I need for a Rust server?
For playing with friends, 60 slots is plenty. A stable community server runs well on 100-150. Above 200 players you need dedicated hardware — look at our higher plans or a VPS.
Can I schedule wipes?
Yes. From the panel you set recurring wipes (weekly, biweekly or monthly), choosing whether to wipe just the map, blueprints too, or generate a fresh seed automatically.
Do you support Oxide/uMod plugins?
Yes, Oxide/uMod and Carbon install with one click. After that you can upload any plugin over FTP and configure it from the panel's file editor.
Does map size affect performance?
Quite a lot. A 4500 map with many bases uses far more RAM and CPU than a 3000 one. If you want a big map and a full server, take at least the 100-slot plan.
Ready to launch your Rust server?
From 11,00 €/mo, with a control panel, AntiDDoS and human support.