Vanilla Rust servers, live

Right now this table lists 1,204 vanilla servers: tagged vanilla, not running mods. Player numbers come live from each server every five minutes. The count drops when a server empties and climbs when it fills, so what you see is the current population, not a peak from last week. The list also shows wipe schedules, group limits and region, so you can pick a server that fits how you play.

Updated every five minutes. The count at the top is the number of vanilla-tagged servers currently in the table. A server can leave if it stops publishing the tag or starts running mods.

Wipe timing matters more than the schedule label. Some servers say monthly but wipe weekly. Check the Next wipe and Last wipe columns together: a map wiped yesterday is fresh, one wiped three weeks ago is late in its cycle. All servers wipe at the monthly force wipe, whatever their own schedule says.

Group limits vary. Most vanilla servers run the default team limit of 8. If you want smaller fights, look at the Group column for solo, duo or trio limits. The Region column tells you where the server sits, which affects when it is busy.

This page shows servers tagged vanilla that are not listed as modded. A server that publishes a 2x gather rate and calls itself vanilla is not here, because Facepunch puts changed gather rates in the Modded tab. If you want a faster pace, look at 1.5x servers or 2x servers.

The table is sorted by current players, but you can re-sort by any column. The Rank column uses average players over the last seven days, not the current count. A server that fills every evening will rank higher than one that only spikes on wipe day. Use Rank to find a stable home, and the live count to see who is on now. For a broader view of all servers, see the full Rust server list.