"Rust server boost" means different things to different people. Some sellers use it for bots or fake player counts, which players spot quickly and server lists can remove you for. We mean something else: real players who join your server, play, and reach a goal you set.
What a SpawnBoost campaign is
- Real Steam accounts. Every player signs in with Steam. Accounts must be old enough, and alt accounts are filtered out. Built for players new to your server (returning players we can recognise are flagged in your report; automatic exclusion switches on after legal review), capped at 25% of your recent peak. Your first campaign is capped at €150 of rewards.
- Verified in-game. A small Harmony mod on your server checks real play — moving, gathering, building. AFK minutes don't count.
- Pay per result. You fund rewards up front; you pay only for completed goals (15% + €0.25 per verified player on top of the rewards). Unused budget goes back to your card automatically.
- Your count stays honest. We never touch the player count your server reports.
An example campaign
25 spots, the default Stay the Wipe: goals on day 1, day 3 and day 5, with more of the reward on the later days (€1 on day 1, €2 on day 3, €3 on day 5). Players press Start as the campaign opens, connect within 10 minutes, and play. When the campaign ends you get a report: how many finished each goal, how many were still playing on day 5, and what each retained player cost.
Wipe day is the most popular slot, not the only one. Campaigns run on any date range you choose, with an optional daily time window: a mid-wipe top-up when pop bleeds, weekend prime time, a new server launch or an event.
What it isn't
No bots. No fake population. No items or advantages for players. No RCON password. No changes to your gameplay.