Trio Rust servers

A trio server caps a team at three players. Every server in the table below publishes that limit and is online now. The sample is refreshed every five minutes, so the figures are as current as the source allows.

Three players is the smallest team that can still take a large monument and hold it. That is the point of the limit, and it is also the limit's cost: on a quiet server you will farm alone. Wipe day matters more here than on a solo server, because a trio can fall a full day behind a fresh map. Sort by next wipe before you sort by population. Europe accounts for the largest share of trio servers by population; players in Australia and the western United States will find their evenings sit in each server's off-peak range.

Population here is the live figure, not an average. A server can lead the table for one evening and fall the next morning, so read the rank column as the slower signal: it is built from a rolling week of player counts, hour by hour. Rates are taken from each server's published settings. Where a rate is not published, the column is blank rather than guessed. Use the search box for names and addresses, including region codes. The full server list adds filters for region, rate and wipe schedule. If three is too many, the duo list applies the same check at a limit of two.