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229Stat counters tracked
276.7MHours logged
694.9MKills recorded

Every number here is read from the official Steam Web API, refreshed when a profile is opened and more than 15 minutes old.

On the board right now

Who is winning today

Three boards, three players. Pulled from the tracked population on every page load — open a card for the full record behind it.

Recently searched

Latest lookups

This is what was searched for, not who searched for it — the log records the profile a query resolved to and nothing about the visitor.

How it works

Four steps, about ten seconds

No account, no install, no waiting — paste an ID and the whole record is on screen.

  1. 01

    Enter a Steam ID

    A SteamID64, a full profile URL, a vanity name, or the persona of a player we already track — all four resolve.

  2. 02

    Hit Search

    The input is resolved on the server and the profile is read straight from the Steam Web API. Nothing to install.

  3. 03

    Get Insights

    Kills, deaths, K/D, accuracy, headshots, hours, achievements and ban status on one page.

  4. 04

    Climb the Board

    Every lookup ranks the profile against every other tracked player and puts a tier against the name.

Why RustStats.Pro

Honest numbers, every profile, every session

Three things this tracker does differently, and one thing it never asks you for.

  • Built for Rust Grinders

    Every number comes straight from Steam — nothing estimated, nothing scraped from game servers. If Steam does not return a counter, the page says so instead of printing a zero.

  • Every Profile Covered

    No region locks, no server whitelists, no setup. Any public Steam profile that has launched Rust can be looked up by ID, profile URL or vanity name.

    • Kills
    • Hours
    • K/D
    • Acc
    • Ach
  • Live After Every Session

    Refreshed on every lookup. A profile older than ten minutes is re-fetched from Steam the moment somebody opens it, so the record you read is the record Steam holds.

    Zero sign-up required

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FAQ

The six questions we get most

Short answers here, the full list on the FAQ page.

01Where does the data come from?

Every figure comes from the official Steam Web API: profile summaries, the Rust stat block for app 252490, achievements, ban status and playtime. Skin prices come from the Steam Community Market.

Nothing is read from game servers and nothing is estimated. If Steam does not return a counter, the profile page leaves it out rather than printing a zero.

02Why can't I see my stats?

Steam only releases stats for profiles whose game details are public. Open your Steam profile, choose Edit Profile → Privacy Settings, and set Game details to Public.

Search again afterwards and the record appears on the next lookup. A profile that is still private is labelled Private here — we will never fill the gap with invented numbers.

03Why do my hours show as zero?

Playtime has its own switch in Steam, separate from game details: Always keep my total playtime private. While it is ticked, Steam reports nothing at all.

We render that as Hidden, never as 0h, because zero hours and hidden hours are not the same claim. Untick it, make game details public, and the real total shows up on the next refresh.

04How do I search for a player?

Paste a SteamID64, a full profile URL, a custom vanity URL, or the persona of a player we already track. All four are resolved on the server and you land straight on the profile.

There is no account, no sign-in and no rate limit for looking someone up. The search box also works with JavaScript disabled.

05How fresh is the data?

A profile older than ten minutes is re-fetched from Steam the moment somebody opens it, so a lookup is never more than one refresh behind. The leaderboard recomputes on the same ten-minute cycle.

Skin prices are crawled once a day and inventories are valued once a day, so those pages show the date the prices were taken.

06How does the leaderboard work?

Every tracked player with a public stat block is ranked across six sorts: kills, hours, K/D, headshots, hours in the last two weeks, and resources farmed.

Position sets the tier — the top 1% is Platinum, then Diamond, Gold, Silver, Bronze and Iron — so a badge keeps its meaning as the tracked population grows. Any profile carrying a VAC or game ban is removed from the board entirely.

Ready when you are

Just type a Steam ID and go

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