Rust Sentinel watches your base and alerts your team in Discord and in‑game. Setup is one‑time and takes a few minutes — follow these in order.
Start on the website and log in with Discord — this just tells us which account is yours. You won't see any bases or your live feed yet; that unlocks once you subscribe in the next step.
Log in with DiscordAfter logging in, subscribe to activate your account. Rust Sentinel is $1.99/month, cancel anytime. Secure checkout via Stripe — Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay & Google Pay.
Subscribe — $1.99/moOnce you're subscribed, add Rust Sentinel to the Discord server you play with. You'll need Manage Server permission to add it — it builds its own alert channels automatically.
🔒 Subscribe first to unlockThe Add to Discord button appears here once your subscription is active.
This is a one‑time link so the bot can receive your server's pairing alerts. In Discord, run /link — it replies with a private link. Open it, then:
Add the free Rust Sentinel — Steam Linker helper to your browser. It only runs on the Steam login and this site, and never sees your password.
With the helper added, click Login with Steam on the link page. Your username and password are entered on Steam's own website — the helper and the bot never see them. When it says "Steam account linked!", you're done with this step.
Back in Discord, run /pair. Then jump in‑game on the server you play and press Esc → Rust+ → your current server → Pair within a few minutes. Pair the server, not a smart device. The bot confirms in Discord the moment it lands.
That's it — you'll start getting live alerts. 🎉
/pair-device · split alerts into channels with /channels · trigger real‑world lights/plugs with /webhook · let teammates take leader with /register-leader. See every command on the Commands page, and your live feed in the Control Centre.