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Persistent Rust communities, wipes and modded servers with enough memory to run them properly.
Rust is a persistent multiplayer survival game centered on gathering, crafting, base building, territory, PvP and regular wipe cycles. Successful Rust communities often depend on consistent server performance, administrative tools and predictable wipe and backup workflows.
Rust benefits from hosting with enough memory and CPU headroom to keep a persistent map responsive while giving operators direct control over wipes, configuration, backups and later mod support.
Facepunch force-wipes every Rust server on the first Thursday of the month. Next one: First Thursday of the month, 2 PM Eastern. Take a backup before then if you want to keep anything.
Pick a plan, choose how you pay, add extras and see the full price before checkout.
Choose extra storage, backup capacity, or databases. Prices update with your billing term.
Standard panel tools are included. Extra resources cost more.Moving from another host? Bring your Rust world over with our migration tool →
No matter which plan or RAM size you pick. Upgrades only add to these.
Rust starts at 8 GB ($19.99/mo) and Runic recommends 10 GB ($24.99/mo) for the standard profile. Pick a plan or a Custom size in the configurator above.
On a standard procedural map, 8 GB runs 40 players, 10 GB runs 75 and 12 GB runs 125. Larger maps and heavy Oxide plugin lists should move up the RAM ladder.
Setup, access and safe changes for this game.
Rust starts at $19.99/mo for the 8 GB minimum configuration. The monthly total follows the RAM you select, and quarterly, semiannual and annual billing save more.
The minimum shown by Runic is 8 GB and the standard recommendation is 10 GB. On a standard procedural map, 8 GB runs 40 players, 10 GB runs 75 and 12 GB runs 125. Larger maps and heavy Oxide plugin lists should move up the RAM ladder.
No. The customer account belongs to the person managing the hosting service. Players connect through Rust using the game’s normal server connection flow.
Yes, as long as the selection remains at or above the 8 GB minimum. The 10 GB recommendation is guidance for a standard workload, while heavier worlds or custom content may need more.
Rust servers run in Salt Lake City, Utah. Servers run on a 1 Gbps network with unmetered transfer and NVMe storage. Your server is set up automatically after checkout.
Current game-specific support includes: One-click Oxide plugins · Wipe-day countdown. Third-party content can change resource use and compatibility, so the exact workflow depends on the game and server software.
Yes. Every server includes 50 GB of NVMe storage, a browser file manager, SFTP and 3 backup slots with an automatic nightly backup stored off the game node.
Choose your plan, billing cycle and extras above, then review the full total before payment.