Solo-only Rust servers

These servers set the maximum group size to one. You cannot invite anyone, and nobody can invite you, so every fight is one against one. A server appears here only while it is online and its published group limit is 1.

Group limit is the only filter that defines this list. If a server changes its limit, it leaves the list on the next refresh. The table shows live player count, rank, region, wipe cycle and last wipe time for each row. Population is checked every five minutes, so counts can fall or rise between page loads. The busiest solo servers are not always the most stable: some fill on wipe day and thin out within a week. Check the history graph on a server's page before you commit to a wipe. Map size and tick rate are listed where the server publishes them; blanks mean the information is missing, not that the setting is default.

Group limit 1 is enforced through Rust's team system. A server that sets it removes team invites, shared map markers and team member indicators. Two players can still build next to each other and cooperate without forming a team, which most solo servers treat as rule-breaking. Enforcement is down to each server's admins, so read the rules on the server page before you join. If you want a small group instead of none, see duo and trio lists. For wipe dates, the wipe schedule shows the next force wipe.