Rust Wipe Stats reads the public Rust server list every five minutes. It records when each server wipes and how many players stay after.
The in-game server browser tells you a server is busy now. It does not tell you when it wipes, or whether the crowd lasts past the first weekend. Rust Wipe Stats keeps that record for every public Rust server, so you can plan a wipe before it arrives.
Each refresh reads Steam's public Rust server list: names, player counts, queues and the tags a server publishes. The site also asks each server directly for map seed, FPS and entity count. Not every server answers, and those that stay silent show only what Steam publishes.
From those readings the site keeps wipe times, population history and rankings. Ranks follow players over the past week, hour by hour. A server that holds its players every day sits above one that fills for a single evening after a wipe. Order comes from player count, never from payment. Wipe times are given in UK time with UTC alongside, so you can check a schedule from anywhere.
You can see which servers wipe today on the just-wiped list, read the full wipe times schedule, or check the live player count. The server list covers every tracked server, and each server has its own page at its address.
Rust Wipe Stats is independent and written by Rust players. It is not affiliated with Facepunch Studios, and nothing here is endorsed by them. Server names, descriptions and images belong to the people who run those servers.
All data comes from what servers publish about themselves. If your server's entry looks wrong, the fix is usually in the server's own settings, and a change should appear within about five minutes. If it still looks wrong, write to hello@rustwipestats.world.