Rust community servers, ranked

This table covers Rust servers in the Community tab: player-run, not official, not modded. Aim-training, build, creative, battlefield, minigame and battle-royale tags are filtered out. Each row shows rank, current players, the recorded high, wipe cycle and region, from data refreshed every five minutes. Last refresh times appear under the table, and the ordering follows whatever sort you pick.

Wipe cycle. Where a schedule is published it appears in the Wipe column. Where it is not, the column stays empty and the next-wipe estimate is built from the server's own recording of past wipes. Nothing is guessed from the name.

Group limit. A team-size cap of 8 or more shows as 8+, or blank. Solo, duo, trio and quad appear as written when the owner has set one lower.

Region. Europe servers carry the largest share of the list, with North America next and Asia and Oceania smaller again. The region is taken from the server's own listing; hosted location can differ.

Tick rate. Community servers cannot change core survival settings, so tick rate sits close to the standard unless the owner states otherwise.

The default sort is current players, so the top of the table is whoever is busiest at this refresh, which is not the same as the most reliable server over a month. Sorting by rank reorders the list on the recorded history, not on the number you see now. Servers with nobody online are still listed, marked at zero players, because an empty server today may fill after a wipe tomorrow.

If you want official servers alongside community ones, the vanilla list mixes both. The all-servers browser adds filters for region, group limit and wipe schedule, and the player count page explains how the counts on this table are taken and how often they change.