Post your own or someone else’s base with a reward, or earn RT for a verified raid. Learn how to publish a target, record video and submit evidence at RustTime.
RustTime connects players who want a particular base raided with players ready to raid it. The poster publishes a target and reward. The raider completes the objective and submits evidence.
Built a strong base and want to test it in combat? Post it with a reward. Other players can try to raid it.
“Here is my base on this server. You have 51 hours: take the main TC and secure resources in your raid tower.”
Want a particular base raided? Provide the server, grid and current screenshots. Set a reward for a raider who proves the result.
“Rival base in H14. A 100 RT reward for a verified raid before the deadline.”
The raid must be allowed by the server’s rules. Owners and co-owners cannot claim a reward for raiding their own base.
Sign in through Steam. Your RustTime account is created on your first sign-in, using your Steam profile name and avatar. Enter your password and Steam Guard code only on steamcommunity.com.
Server name, game connection, grid, wipe date, description and 3 to 30 different screenshots. Manually add a RustMaps link and owner SteamIDs if known.
From 10 RT and 24 hours: choose 25, 51 or another whole number of hours. The reward is reserved from your balance. Site times use UTC.
A published target cannot be cancelled. You can increase the reward before final settlement by reserving the difference from your balance. The deadline stays the same.
You prepare your own resources and equipment. There is no acceptance step: choose a target and complete the raid within its window.
Check the server, connection, grid, screenshots and exact deadline. Create an account so you can submit a claim afterwards.
One continuous video: at least 2 minutes before the first raid damage, the main TC, resources secured in your raid tower, then at least 2 more minutes after the final transfer.
Upload the original video to YouTube. Submit its link, the UTC raid time, timestamps and all participants’ SteamIDs. You have 24 hours after the target expires to submit evidence.
The poster reviews the result in a private chat. The reward is credited after approval and completion of the review. A dispute or no response for 48 hours goes to an administrator.
The chat opens only between the claimant and poster. Either participant can request an administrator. Contacts, outside links and payment details are prohibited in chat; submit the video link in the evidence form.
Cheats, bug exploits, self-raids and fabricated evidence are prohibited. A reward depends on verified completion of the objective.
Read the review rules1 RT = $1. It is the service’s internal unit, not a separate blockchain token. Request a withdrawal of available earned funds in the wallet.
The wallet shows whether deposits and payouts are available. Real transfers are unavailable until payment providers are configured.
How the balance worksNo. Targets are open without acceptance or reservation. Evidence establishes eligibility for the reward, not being first to click a button.
No. You can post your own base with a reward, but an owner or co-owner cannot win that target’s reward.
Request an administrator in the chat and explain what needs review. If the poster does not respond for 48 hours, an administrator receives the review. The reward stays reserved during a dispute.
The base disappears from the public board. The raid must finish before that moment. You can submit evidence for another 24 hours using the listing ID; your account retains the history.
Yes. Sign in through Steam to publish a base, submit evidence and access your account. RustTime verifies your SteamID; raid participation and base ownership are checked against the evidence.
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