Fresh wipe
4 GB
- CPU
- 1 reserved CPU thread + burst
- best for
- A small vanilla or lightly modded server on a compact map
planning range · up to ~60 slots, smaller map
notify meRust server hosting
Your Rust server on its own virtual machine, with reserved RAM, CPU time that cannot vanish into a noisy neighbor, and a panel we’re building to understand Rust, starting with wipe scheduling.
planning your server
Every tier will get its own VM, reserved RAM, panel, dedicated IP, protection, backups, and migration. Pricing lands at launch; the meaningful step is at 8 GB, where the CPU allocation becomes a whole physical core.
Fresh wipe
planning range · up to ~60 slots, smaller map
notify meGrowing community
planning range · ~80–120 slots
notify meBig map
planning range · 150+ slots
notify mePlayer counts are planning ranges, not slot limits. Map size, entity count, and plugins can change what a server needs. Pricing for each tier is announced at launch. See the expected pricing model →
on every plan
No protection tier, backup pack, migration fee, or dedicated-IP surprise after Rust launches.
Committed 1:1 to your VM, never reclaimed for another customer.
A hardware thread from 4 GB; a whole physical core at 8 GB.
Your kernel, files, processes, and restart cycle stay isolated.
Players connect on your normal Rust game port, with no paid IP add-on.
Always-on L3/L4 filtering is included on every plan.
Fast local storage for the map, plugins, logs, and saves.
A saved VM snapshot plus scheduled copies stored off-site.
We move the map, plugins, and configuration over for free.
Rust-native · planned
We’re bringing Rust into gummysnacks the same way we did Minecraft: panel features that understand the game, not just that the process is running. None of these are live yet. Here is what’s planned, starting with the one that’s locked in.
Set map and optional blueprint wipes ahead of time, with countdowns and seed handling, and let the panel run them on schedule instead of you doing it by hand at 2am.
We plan to teach the console your Rust mod framework so command completion and plugin output read like Rust, not a generic log tail.
Live population and server health planned for the dashboard beside CPU and memory, so a Rust workload problem is easy to tell apart from a host-resource one.
the panel
gummysnacks is ours from the browser down to the agent on your VM. Use the live console, edit files, transfer over SFTP, watch the server, and recover from backups without giving up the keys to the machine.
built in-house
Owning the panel is what will let Rust data reach the dashboard and what lets infrastructure features reach all the way into your VM. The ordinary controls are here too; they just are not the end of the story.
see what owning the stack unlocksbefore it lands
on the way
Rust support is in the works. Leave your details and we’ll tell you the moment it’s live, then move your existing server, map, plugins, and all, before the old host’s next wipe.