Rust Hosting
Survival, PvP and modded servers — with Oxide and Carbon
Rust dedicated servers: a strong CPU and plenty of RAM, NVMe disk, Oxide (uMod) and Carbon plugins. You control the wipe schedule and map size.
What's on a Rust server
Oxide · Carbon
Thousands of plugins — kit, clan, shop, events.
Procedural and custom map
Seed, size or your own map.
50–300 slots
From a small group to a big PvP server.
NVMe disk
The map loads fast and saves don’t slow things down.
RCON
Console and commands in your browser.
Security center
Two-factor sign-in (2FA) and a log of every action.
Rust plans
Pay only for the hours you use. Scale up or down any time.
4 plansswipe sideways →
Your server where they are
The status of every location and ping measured live from your browser. “View on globe” flies the globe above to that point.
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Ping varies within this range depending on your connection; for locations without a range it is measured live from your browser.
Your server runs on
We have nothing to hide — every node's CPU, memory and uplink are shown openly.
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🇫🇮 Finland
- CPU
- Intel Xeon W-2295 · 18 cores · 3.6 GHz
- Memory
- DDR4 ECC
- Disk
- NVMe Gen4 SSD
- Uplink
- 1 Gbit/s
- Protection
- 🌐 Network-level filtering
- Uptime
- 99.99%
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Resources are guaranteed: the CPU and RAM in your plan are yours alone and aren't shared with neighboring servers.
Powered by Pterodactyl a reliable system
Servers run on the industry-standard Pterodactyl panel. Each server lives in an isolated Docker container — neighboring servers don't affect you.
- Balance is checked
- The best node is chosen
- An allocation is assigned
- The container is created
- 5The egg is installed
- 6The server starts
Frequently asked questions
Didn't find an answer? Write to support — we're here 24/7.
Rust is a heavy game: we recommend 6 GB for up to 50 players, 8 GB for 100 players and 12–16 GB for a big modded server.