About Rustly

Rustly is made by a small team of long-time Rust players and web engineers. Between us we have thousands of hours across solo, duo and clan play — the same raiding, farming, base-building and skin-trading the site is built to help with. That first-hand experience is why our guides read like advice from another player, and why our tools focus on the things you actually do every wipe.

Rust changes with every monthly update, so accuracy is the whole job. Our game data — raid costs, building HP and decay, recycle yields, crafting recipes, blueprint costs and monument details — is compiled from the game's own values and cross-checked against established community references such as rustlabs. Skin images and prices come from the Steam Community Market.

We hold a strict no-fabrication rule: we don't publish placeholder or unverified game numbers. Where a value can't be confirmed, we leave it out rather than guess. The table below is generated from the data files themselves: where each dataset comes from, the game build it was read from, and when it was last checked. Anything marked as transcribed from a community source is a guide, not a datamined value, and we say so.

A complete Rust item database, the raid calculator and a full suite of calculators, a live wipe timer, monument guides, a skin database with market prices, and in-depth guides for every part of the game.

Spotted a wrong number or an out-of-date value? Tell us and we'll fix it — accuracy reports are the fastest way to make the site better. Reach us at hello@rustly.com or via the contact page.

Rustly is an independent fan project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Facepunch Studios. “Rust” and all related trademarks are the property of Facepunch Studios. Some outbound links to third-party marketplaces may be affiliate links, which can earn us a commission at no extra cost to you — this never affects our data or rankings.