Rust community servers, charted

Official servers are run by Facepunch and sit in their own tab. A community server is hosted and paid for by a player or a group, and the owner decides team limits and wipe days. Neither tab allows the gameplay changes that define modded Rust.

Not without leaving the Community tab. Gathering speed, loot and stack sizes are core settings, and a server that changes them is listed as modded. Small quality-of-life plugins that leave those settings alone are the grey area, so read the description if it matters to you.

It varies, because each owner picks their own day. The next wipe column uses each server's recent pattern where no schedule is published, so treat it as an estimate. Every server on Rust also wipes with the monthly force update, and the force wipe countdown gives you the exact time.

A blank means the server runs Rust's default cap of 8 players per team, or higher. A number shows when the owner has set it lower. You can filter by team size in the main browser if the default is too loose for you.