Servers with rewards
Rust servers with rewards
Rust is a survival game where every hour counts – building, farming and raiding. On servers from our list that time also turns into coins: sign in with Steam, accept an offer and play as usual. When picking a server, check its wipe schedule and team limits in the description.
Rust
- Active offers
- 0
- Verification
- strong
- We recognise you by
- your Steam account
- Joining
- one click (Steam)
No offers for Rust
No Rust server has an active offer right now. Check back later or pick another game.
Got a Rust server?
Add it to the list and be the first one here. Players earn coins for playing with you, and you only pay for verified play time of new players.
Set up your account for Rust
Do it once before accepting your first offer – otherwise we may not see you on the server and can't credit your play time.
Sign in with Steam
Your Steam account is your in-game identity – it's how we recognise you on the server. You sign in once, without entering a password on our site.
Make your profile and game details public
On very large Rust servers (250+ players) the player list may be incomplete – then Steam provides the confirmation, so these settings are strongly recommended.
Set: My profile – Public, Game details – Public (Edit Profile → Privacy Settings). Changes save automatically.
Steam status: Online
With the “Invisible” or “Offline” status Steam doesn't show which server you're on – even with a public profile. You can change your status in the Steam friends list.
Play under your Steam name
We look for your Steam name on the player list – don't change your in-game name (e.g. with the name console command). We'll pick up a new Steam name, but with a delay, so change it before accepting an offer.
Join the server only after accepting the offer
Accept the offer on the server page first, then join the game. If you're already on the server, leave and rejoin – otherwise the session will be rejected.
How it works on Rust servers
No plugins on the server and nothing to install on your side – we use the public data every server gives to server lists.
How we recognise you
By the Steam account you sign in with. We see your Steam name on the server's player list, and when your game details are public, Steam also confirms which server you're on.
Verification
Strong – Steam or Mojang confirms your account and the server publishes its player list. It's the strongest proof that it's really you playing.
A specific server may publish less data (e.g. hide its player list) – you'll find the details on its page.
How to join
On the server page, click “Connect” – Steam launches the game and joins the server. You can also copy the address and add it in game.
Questions about Rust servers
How do I earn coins on Rust servers?
Sign in with Steam, pick a Rust server with an offer and accept it. Then join the server and play as usual – we check the player list regularly and you get coins for confirmed play time.
Do I need to install a mod or plugin?
No. You install nothing but the game itself, and the server doesn't need a plugin. We measure play time from the public information the server gives to server lists, and in Steam games also from Steam data.
When can I spend the coins I earn?
Coins from a session start as pending. After the grace period they become available and you can exchange them for rewards in the shop. Regular play also unlocks levels and bonuses.
I run a Rust server – how do I add it?
Sign in, add the server in the panel and confirm ownership with a code briefly added to the server name or MOTD. Then set the rate and campaign budget – you only pay for verified play time of new players.
