Know what's really happening on your Rust server
Who's new, who's leaving, when you peak and what keeps people coming back — the numbers that grow a Rust community, explained in plain language.
Grow your community
Retention & returning players
See how many players come back after their first night and after each wipe — and who you lost.
Community health score
One score built from returning players, retention, engagement and linking, with a daily trend.
Peak times
When your server is busiest, so you can time wipes, events and announcements.
Understand every wipe
Wipe recap
An end-of-wipe recap with podiums and highlights, posted to Discord automatically.
Heatmaps
Where fights, deaths and activity happen on your map. PvP servers can hide base-revealing views from players.
Base registry
Every tool cupboard, bag and bed, who owns them and how bases were lost — raid, decay or pickup.
Combat & events
PvP, NPC kills, Bradley and Heli fights, cargo, oil rig and custom event plugins.
Player profiles
A full card for every player: playtime, combat, farming, achievements and playstyle.
Stats Embed API
Show your stats on your own website with a read-only key.
Questions
What does PlayerAnalytics track on a Rust server?
Sessions and playtime, PvP and NPC combat, deaths, gathering, crafting, looting, building, raids, farming, vehicles, events and chat activity — all from one plugin, with no config needed.
Will it slow my server down?
The plugin batches its data and sends it in the background, and it's built to stay out of the game thread. Heavy work happens on our side, not on your server.
Can players see their own stats?
Yes. Players sign in with Steam to see their own profile, and your server's public page shows leaderboards to everyone.
What does it cost?
$9.99 per server per month with a 14-day free trial. Prepaying for a year saves 25%.
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Try it on your own server
14 days free. Set up in a few minutes — no config files.
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