Rust Raid Calculator

Calculate exactly how many rockets, C4, satchels, or explosive ammo you need — and the total sulfur cost — to raid any structure in Rust.

Raid Calculator

Add a building and a weapon to see hit counts, resource costs, and total sulfur. Toggle soft side for melee tools — structures take 4× more damage on the weak face.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many rockets does it take to destroy an armored wall in Rust?
It takes 15 rockets to destroy an armored wall. Use the calculator above to factor in the total sulfur cost and compare against cheaper alternatives like C4 or explosive ammo.
What is the cheapest way to raid a sheet metal door in Rust?
The cheapest option is satchel charges — it takes 4 satchels to destroy a sheet metal door, making it significantly more affordable than rockets or C4 on wipe day when resources are tight.
Does the raid calculator account for soft-side vs hard-side raiding?
Yes. Walls in Rust have a weak side (soft side) that takes significantly less damage to destroy. The calculator shows costs for both sides so you can plan the most efficient approach.
How often are raid costs updated?
Facepunch updates building HP and explosive damage values occasionally during major patches. RustLab updates the calculator within 24 hours of any balance changes so the numbers are always accurate.