Rust Raids

What a raid package is

Rust Raids is sold as packages from a catalog. The list currently has four: Base Raiding, Base Security, Cargo Ship Raid and Oil Rig Raid. You pick one package per order and a quantity, up to 10. An experienced Rust player then plays the raid together with you on your own server. Nothing is done on your account: Rust services never need your Steam login, password or 2FA codes, so please do not send them anywhere, not even in the order chat.

Telling us about your server

• Platform: PC.
• Region: Europe, North America, South America, Asia or Oceania.
• Server type: Official, Community or Modded.
• Team limit: Solo, Duo, Trio, Quad or No limit. On a solo-only server a booster cannot join your team, so check the rules before ordering.
• Priority Queue: paid; the order is offered first to our most active Rust boosters.

The price comes from the current catalog and is shown in full before you pay. Coupons and N1 Coins can lower it.

From checkout to raid

After paying, you fill in your in-game name, the server name, optionally its address and wipe day, when you are usually online, and notes about the target. A booster takes the order, meets you in the order chat and agrees the time and meeting point. You raid together, and the order is complete when the package's work is done. Raids depend on defenders, base design, timing and server rules, so we promise the work in the package, never a successful raid or particular loot. Whatever loot you take belongs to you. Server rules always come first: if a rule makes the raid impossible, you are told before anything starts. Support is on live chat 24/7.

Wipes and refunds

A wipe resets bases and items on that server, so order early in the wipe cycle; work that cannot be finished before a wipe is paused or refunded for the unfinished part. If the booster has not started, you can cancel for a full refund to your N1Boost Wallet, or to the original payment method minus the payment provider's fee. After the work has begun, the refund is partial and based on progress. Details are in the Refund Policy.

Preparing for the raid

Raids eat explosives. If you are short on sulfur or gunpowder, order them first through Rust Resources. For an open-ended session that is not tied to one package, Rust Rent a Booster books a player by the hour.

Raid help from experienced Rust players

Raiding is where Rust gets expensive: explosives cost a lot of sulfur, and a raid that goes wrong wastes all of it. Rust Raids pairs you with an experienced player who plans and plays the raid with you.

How raid packages work

Before the raid starts, your booster confirms in the order chat what it includes. Choose the package and the quantity, and add your server details after checkout. Anything outside the packages - a specific target, a clan base, a timed raid - is available as a custom offer through the live chat.

No result or loot promises

Raids depend on the defenders, their base design and the server's rules. We promise the work in the package, never a guaranteed win or a particular loot.

What you provide

Your in-game name, the server name (and address if you have it), when you are online and anything the booster should know about the target. You add these details after checkout on the order information page. We never ask for your Steam login, password or 2FA codes.

How the order is delivered

1. Choose your options and check out. The price is calculated from the current catalog, so what you see is what you pay.
2. Fill in the order information: your in-game name, the server name, optionally its address, and when you are usually online.
3. A Rust booster takes the order, joins you in the order chat and agrees the meeting point and time with you.
4. Your booster plays the raid package with you as agreed in the order chat. The order is complete when the package scope is done.

Limitations

• Wipes: Rust servers wipe on a schedule, and a wipe resets bases, items and resources on that server. Order early in a wipe cycle: whatever is delivered before the next wipe is yours until that wipe, and an order that cannot be finished before it is paused or refunded for the unfinished part.
• Server rules: Server rules come first. If a community or modded server bans team-ups, item trading or raiding at certain times, the booster follows those rules - and if a rule makes the order impossible, we tell you before starting.
• Solo-only servers: a booster cannot join your team there, so play-together services are not available on them.

Fair play

Everything is done by hand in normal play - no cheats, scripts, macros, exploits or third-party tools - and always within the rules of the server you choose. Cheating in Rust gets accounts banned, so it is never part of an N1Boost order.