Rust Raid Calculator
Rust raid cost and boom calculator: how many C4, rockets, satchels, and explosive ammo you need for walls, garage doors, and more. Compare sulfur, raid time, and inventory in one tool.
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Need a full Rust raid chart? See hits per tool for every structure.
1Select target structure
Soft-side walls always show Hard / Soft steppers — add either face without a first tap. Other targets: tap to add, then use − / +.
Walls
Doors
Deployables
2Select raid tools
3 selected
Explosives
Melee tools
Damage chart
Add a structure above — this chart only lists the targets you selected.
Already have explosives?
Setting stock caps that tool — plans never use more than you have. Sulfur only counts craft for tools without stock.
Raid results
Select a target and tools to calculate
Start by picking a structure above.
Raid calculator FAQ
What does this Rust raid calculator compute?
It is a Rust raid cost and boom calculator: pick walls, doors, and deployables, then see how many C4, rockets, satchels, explosive ammo, or melee tools you need, plus total sulfur and approximate raid time. Mix targets in one plan.
How much explosive ammo for a garage door?
A garage door takes 150 explosive ammo at full HP. Use this raid calculator to also see sulfur cost, raid time, and how much you save with inventory — or open the raid chart for every tool at a glance.
How much explosive ammo for a stone wall?
A stone wall takes 167 explosive ammo on the hard side at full HP. Soft side can differ for some tools — set Hard / Soft on the wall tile, then compare boom cost and sulfur here.
Can I use this as a Rust rocket or boom calculator?
Yes. Select rockets, C4, satchels, explosive ammo, and other boom tools, then compare ranked plans: lowest sulfur raid cost versus shortest raid time from the tools you enabled.
What is the difference between the raid calculator and the raid chart?
The raid calculator mixes tools, inventory, sulfur, and time for a custom raid plan. The raid chart is a full explosives chart — hits per tool for every structure. Use the link above the tool when you want the full table.