Most public Rust servers are already here — we pick them up automatically from the Steam master list and query them over A2S. So the real question is not whether you are listed, but how much of your server we are allowed to show. Without plugins we can only measure it from the outside. With the Majestat plugin your server reports from the inside: player stats, rankings, profiles and live rosters.
“No plugin” means any server we can only reach from the outside — vanilla and heavily modded alike. Oxide, Carbon, 10x, custom maps: it makes no difference. What matters is whether the Majestat plugin is reporting to us. Rows marked for both columns often need you to claim the server first — the online roster and the chart data source are picked in the server settings (A2S, RCON or plugin; “auto” tries plugin, then RCON, then A2S).
One plugin, one config: XP, PVP, playtime, NPC kills (heli, bradley, scientist), Gather / Loot / Build tabs, per-server leaderboards and a public API.
Built into the plugin: reports players, FPS, chat, joins and PVP to the master every minute — and marks your server as verified.
Web panel, live map, map vote and info panel are modules of the same plugin — switch them on or off in the config.
Players compete across the whole network — PVP and playtime — not just on a single server.
One SteamID, full history across every network server: where they play, last seen, totals.
Drop a live banner on your website or Discord — horizontal or vertical, PVP / playtime / online modes.
A green trust mark on your card and embeds once your server reports through Net.
A full console in the browser — commands, chat, player list, kick, ban, mute. Works on any Rust server, plugins or not.
Minimal TPS impact — asynchronous reporting, no blocking calls.
Download the Majestat plugin (MajestatTopCore.cs) and put your SteamID in “NET - Admin / Owner SteamID64” in oxide/config/MajestatTopCore.json. The server connects to the master on its own and shows up at the next heartbeat — no form to fill.
If your server is public, it is most likely already on the list. Prove it is yours and it gets assigned to your Steam account — then you can edit the listing, pick data sources and use the console. Four ways to do it: the plugin token, a code in the server name, a code in the server description, or an RCON login. Open your server profile and press “Claim”.
Claim your server ▶Private servers and ones the Steam master list does not expose will not be discovered. Add such a server by hand — it goes in as a plain A2S listing, no stats.
Add manually ▶