Questions
Where does the data come from?
The Steam Web API, BattleMetrics, and the public ban lists the Rust projects publish themselves. Nothing here is private: every figure can be checked at its source, and the report links to them.
Is this legal?
Yes. Everything shown is already published by Steam or by the projects themselves. We collect no personal data beyond a public game profile and we do not break into anything.
What does "inflated hours" mean?
Steam counts hours with the game running; servers count hours actually played on them. A large gap usually means the game was left running on an lobby to make the account look experienced.
Which bans does the report show?
Steam/VAC bans come from Valve, while Rust project admin decisions come from the public rustbans.ru aggregator. Every decision includes its project, reason, date and status.
Is a report proof?
No, and it is not meant to be. It is a set of signals with the weight of each stated out loud. The verdict is yours.
How much does it cost?
Without a subscription you get 3 standard checks a day, one full trial report and one squad-recon trial after confirming your account. Pro removes the limits and adds tracking, shared links and Rust+.