Build and creative servers in Rust

How the figure is measured. Population is the number of connected players recorded at the last five-minute refresh, not an average over the day. A server showing 0 is online and empty; one not listed is offline or filtered out.

Where the limits are. Wipe cycles on these servers are often shorter than on main servers: some regenerate the world every few hours, so a build you test does not persist. The Last wipe and Next wipe columns record what the server reports, not a guarantee. Search matches names and addresses only; a server in the EU region that does not say so in its name will not appear under that search.

What the numbers support. The list is ordered by current population. That is a measure of activity at this refresh, not of quality or of how many players the server holds over a week.

Use the tags, name search and quick links above the table to narrow the list. To sort by wipe schedule rather than population, re-sort the Next wipe column; to filter by region, group limit or mod level, the server directory carries the full set.

Build servers are usually filed as modded because free resources and instant building change the game, and Facepunch requires that declaration. A build server in that category is not a cheat server. For servers without those tools see vanilla servers ranked; for aim practice rather than base design see aim training servers.

At the time of writing the table held 331 servers. Population on the busiest build servers falls more slowly after a wipe than on standard servers, so a test partner is likely to remain available across a design session.