Solo Rust servers, tracked live

Tracking solo. Every server below is online now and publishes a group limit of 1. No teams, no shared map, no second player on your base. Each row carries players, map, seed, region and last wipe, refreshed every five minutes. Counts are live at the time you read this, in UTC. A server leaves this list the moment it goes offline or raises its limit.

Read the Group column: every row shows solo. That is the filter working, not a display fault. A server only appears here when its published limit is 1, so the restriction is confirmed, not assumed. Wipe is the last confirmed wipe in UTC; Schedule is what the owner publishes, which is often the first Thursday for monthly. Rates come from server names, so a blank rate usually means vanilla — check the server's own page before you commit a base to it. The limit covers Rust's team system only. Two players sharing a base without a team breaks the rules on most of these servers. That is for admins to police, not something the table can show you.

Rank is a rolling seven-day view of hour-by-hour population, not a snapshot. A server that holds players every evening outranks one that fills after a wipe and goes quiet by the weekend. Population history sits on each server's own page, alongside seed, map size and the exact wipe time.

If you want to move with the reset, servers that just wiped and the force wipe countdown give your position in UTC. Playing as a pair instead? Duo servers cap teams at 2. The full board is on the live server list.