Solo Rust servers

Worth knowing: three limits of this page.

1. The Group limit column is constant by construction. A row appears only when the published limit is 1, so the column cannot distinguish servers and is not a quality signal.
2. The limit is enforced by the team system, not by the population. Two players can share a base without forming a team; whether that is allowed is a server rule and a decision for its admins, and no field in our sample records it.
3. The rank is a seven-day mean, so it rewards servers that are busy every evening over servers that fill on wipe day and empty afterwards. Read it as sustained population, not peak population. If you want to fight in pairs, see duo servers; the live player count page explains how the sample is taken.

The list is filtered from the full server directory and follows the same refresh interval: every five minutes, each server in the sample is queried once, and the population shown is the figure returned by the most recent successful query. A failed query is not counted as zero; the row keeps its previous value and is marked stale until the next success, so a brief outage does not push a server down the ranking.

Wipe timing is the second figure worth checking before you commit an evening. The Schedule column repeats what the server publishes, which is a statement of intent rather than a measurement; the actual wipe date on each row is observed from the server. Monthly servers that follow the force wipe are best checked against the force wipe countdown. The Group size quick links move to fixed limits: solo, duo and trio.