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Rust hosting compared

EUGameHost vs Pine Hosting for Rust servers

Pine Hosting ranks first for Rust hosting searches and has the stronger review score. We charge half as much at 50 slots and give twice the RAM. Here are the figures, with the date we read them.

  • Figures checked
  • By Aaron Smith, Founder, EUGameHost

Pine Hosting figures are as shown on pinehosting.com on , monthly billing, before any promotional code. EUGameHost figures are our live prices on the same date. Prices in the currency each host lists; no conversion applied.

The numbers side by side

Rust server hosting: EUGameHost and Pine Hosting compared on 15 October 2026.
WhatEUGameHostPine Hosting
Entry Rust plan at 50 slots
Monthly billing
£7.50/mo (Standard Starter)
£15.00/mo on Extreme
$14.99/mo (Essential)
RAM at that price 16 GB DDR4
16 GB DDR5 on Extreme
8 GB
CPU named Intel Xeon, 3.8GHz+ (Standard)
Ryzen 9 7950X, dedicated cores (Extreme)
Not named: sold as a 150% CPU allocation
Locations 2: London (UK), Dallas (US) Not listed on the Rust page
Refund window 48 hours on new orders Not stated on the Rust page
Contract and setup fee None, none Monthly to annual cycles, discounts to 30%; setup fee not stated
Plugin install One-click Oxide/uMod or Carbon, plus a uMod.org plugin browser One-click selector for Oxide or Carbon
Custom maps Yes: upload a .map or paste its URL from the panel Not mentioned on the Rust page
Trustpilot
Both read 15 Oct 2026
4.5 / 5 from 611 reviews 4.9 / 5 from 1,170 reviews

Where Pine Hosting is ahead

  • A higher Trustpilot score, 4.9 against our 4.5, from nearly twice as many reviews.
  • A bigger brand in Rust: Pine is creator-driven and ranks first for the main Rust hosting searches, so more of your players will have heard of it.
  • Deeper billing discounts at the top end: up to 30% off against our 15% for annual.

The trade-off

At 50 slots you pay about half with us and get 16 GB of RAM instead of 8, on a named CPU in a data centre we own. Pine does not name its CPU, its locations or its refund terms on the Rust page, which does not mean they are bad, only that you have to ask. If the review score and the brand matter more to you than the hardware per pound, Pine is a reasonable choice; if you want to know exactly what you are renting, the table above is the case for us.

Both hosts install Oxide/uMod or Carbon from the panel, both run NVMe storage and both include DDoS protection, so the choice comes down to the rows above: what you pay at 50 slots, how much RAM that buys, which CPU it runs on, where it runs and how long you have to change your mind. Our Rust server hosting page lists every plan, and the Rust server guide covers the admin side whichever host you pick.

Quick answers

Common questions

At 50 slots, yes: £7.50 a month on our Standard tier against Pine's $14.99 Essential plan, read on 15 October 2026. Our Extreme tier at £15.00 is the closer comparison on hardware and still comes with 16 GB of RAM against Pine's 8 GB.

No. Pine's Essential plan lists 8 GB at 50 slots and its Extreme plan 16 GB at 100 slots. Every EUGameHost Rust plan starts at 16 GB and the 150-slot plans have 32 GB, so the RAM per slot is higher on every tier.

Pine Hosting, on the numbers: 4.9 out of 5 from 1,170 Trustpilot reviews against our 4.5 from 611 on the same day. Read both profiles and filter by "rust" to see what Rust admins specifically say.

Rust servers from £7.50 a month.

London or Dallas, 16 GB of RAM on every Starter plan, one-click Oxide and Carbon, no setup fee, no contract, 48-hour money-back.

  • UK data centre we own
  • No setup fee, no contract
  • 48-hour money-back