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Head-to-head · Rust Server Hosting

Pingperfect vs Bloom.host

  • Updated Oct 2026
  • Both researched from official sources
  • 11 checks side by side
Higher score Pingperfect #4 in Rust Server Hosting 9.0/10 Per slot · 48-hour free trial Free trial✓ 6 of 6 features Visit Pingperfect
Bloom.host #8 in Rust Server Hosting 8.4/10 Paid plans · price varies by game ✓ 3 of 6 features Visit Bloom.host

Pingperfect leads on 2 checks, Bloom.host on 2, and 7 are even. Who comes out ahead on the 11 yes/no, price and count checks where we have data for both products. The editor score weighs everything else too.

Our verdict

  • Highest scorePingperfect · 9.0/10
  • Lowest starting priceBloom.host · $12/mo
  • Free trialonly Pingperfect
  • Most featuresPingperfect · 6 of 6

Pingperfect scores higher on our rubric for rust server hosting: 9.0 against 8.4 out of 10; our editors rank them #4 and #8.

Bloom.host is cheaper to start at $12/mo against $14.21/mo. On priced by, Bloom.host gives you Per GB RAM where Pingperfect offers Per slot. Pingperfect leads on entry ram: 9 GB versus 4 GB. Pingperfect leads on locations: 20 locations versus 6 locations. Bloom.host leads on refund window: 3 days versus 2 days.

Pingperfect is the better fit for admins who want to trial a server before paying. Bloom.host is the better fit for running several servers or bots from one plan.

  • Pingperfect fits best

    Admins who want to trial a server before paying

  • Bloom.host fits best

    Running several servers or bots from one plan

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Side by side

Feature Pingperfect 9.0/10 Visit ↗ Bloom.host 8.4/10 Visit ↗
At a glance
Editor score 9.0 8.4
Ranking #4 in Rust Server Hosting #8 in Rust Server Hosting
Best for Admins who want to trial a server before paying Running several servers or bots from one plan
Pricing model Paid Paid
Starting price $14.21/mo $12/mo (best)
Free trial ✓ (best) Not checked yet
Features Pingperfect 6/6 · Bloom.host 3/6
Oxide/uMod ✓ (best) Not checked yet
Carbon ✓ (best) Not checked yet
Wipe tools ✓ (best) Not checked yet
Game switching ✓ ✓
Auto backups ✓ ✓
DDoS protection ✓ ✓
Specs
Priced by Per slot Per GB RAM
Entry RAM 9 GB (best) 4 GB
Entry slots 50 slots Not checked yet
Locations 20 locations (best) 6 locations
Refund window 2 days 3 days (best)
Control panel Gamepanel DuckPanel
Our review
Pros
  • Free 48-hour trial, then a 48-hour money-back guarantee on paid plans
  • One-click Oxide, Carbon and Harmony from the Gamepanel mod manager
  • 20 locations, nightly backups and switching to 200+ other games
  • Server Splitter carves one plan into several servers, even other games
  • Incremental Borg backups you can mount and browse in the panel
  • Performance+ plans run on dedicated Ryzen 9 9950X cores
Cons
  • Normal tier runs at 4.5 GHz; 5 GHz+ Extreme starts at the 200-slot plan
  • The 100-slot plan jumps to $39.30 a month for only 3 GB more RAM
  • Only one free trial per account, whatever game you pick
  • Only six locations: four in the US, one in Germany, one in Singapore
  • Essentials shares two logical cores; dedicated cores start at $22
  • Rust plugin support is listed, but Oxide or Carbon is not named
Our verdict

Pingperfect offers the longest free trial in this Rust list: 48 hours, with the ongoing price shown before you commit, and paid orders keep a 48-hour money-back guarantee after that. The entry plan is 50 slots with 9 GB of RAM on 4.5 GHz…

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Bloom.host is a Minecraft-first host that treats Rust as a core product rather than an afterthought. The Essentials level gives 4 GB for $12 a month on a shared Ryzen 9 5950X with two logical cores; Performance moves to dedicated cores at…

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  1. PingperfectRust Server Hosting 9.0Per slot · 48-hour free trial
  2. Bloom.hostRust Server Hosting 8.4Paid plans · price varies by game

Strengths and trade-offs

  • Pingperfect — where it wins

    • Free 48-hour trial, then a 48-hour money-back guarantee on paid plans
    • One-click Oxide, Carbon and Harmony from the Gamepanel mod manager
    • 20 locations, nightly backups and switching to 200+ other games

    Where it doesn't

    • Normal tier runs at 4.5 GHz; 5 GHz+ Extreme starts at the 200-slot plan
    • The 100-slot plan jumps to $39.30 a month for only 3 GB more RAM
    • Only one free trial per account, whatever game you pick
  • Bloom.host — where it wins

    • Server Splitter carves one plan into several servers, even other games
    • Incremental Borg backups you can mount and browse in the panel
    • Performance+ plans run on dedicated Ryzen 9 9950X cores

    Where it doesn't

    • Only six locations: four in the US, one in Germany, one in Singapore
    • Essentials shares two logical cores; dedicated cores start at $22
    • Rust plugin support is listed, but Oxide or Carbon is not named
  • Pingperfect9.0/10 · Per slot · 48-hour free trial

    Test a Rust server free for 48 hours, then pay $14.21 for 50 slots and 9 GB with Oxide, Carbon and Harmony.

    Visit PingperfectFull verdict →
  • Bloom.host8.4/10 · Paid plans · price varies by game

    DuckPanel's server splitter turns one Rust plan into several servers, with Borg off-site backups included.

    Visit Bloom.hostFull verdict →

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

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