Who we work with
The RSPS scene only works when players can trust the lists they use to find servers. We collaborate with platforms that hold themselves to the same standards we do.
That means no paid rankings, no fake votes, no inflated review scores, and no preferential treatment for servers that spend more money. If a platform does not meet that bar, we do not work with them.
What we require from every partner
These are not suggestions. They are the conditions under which we work together. Any platform that compromises on these points is not a partner we continue working with.
No bought rankings
Every platform we work with ranks servers by real player activity. Advertising spend, sponsorships, and payments do not affect where a server appears on any list.
Verified votes only
Vote fraud is a shared problem across the RSPS scene. Our partners actively detect and remove bot traffic, proxy votes, and purchased vote packages just as we do.
Players before servers
A good RSPS community resource helps players find trustworthy servers. The platforms we work with exist to serve players, not to give server owners an unfair advantage.
Honest review systems
Review scores and player feedback on our partner platforms reflect real experiences. Ratings cannot be bought, inflated, or manipulated through any payment.
Transparent practices
We share information about how listings work, how votes are counted, and what drives rankings. Players deserve to know the list they are using is genuine.
Our partners
RSPS List
RSPS List is a dedicated platform for listing and ranking RuneScape private servers. Players use it to find active servers with real communities, and server owners use it to reach players who are genuinely looking.
Together, RSPS.org and RSPS List give players two independent, honest sources for finding their next server. We share the same philosophy: rankings earned by players, votes that cannot be purchased, and a community that comes before commercial interests.
Having two separate platforms with aligned values means more options for players and more coverage for servers that genuinely deserve attention. It also means two sets of eyes on vote integrity and listing quality.
Why this matters
The RSPS community has had problems with manipulated lists for years. Servers that buy their way to the top, vote bots that inflate numbers, and review systems that can be gamed with enough money. Players eventually learn which lists to trust and which to ignore.
Building partnerships between platforms that refuse to participate in those practices is one way to make the honest part of the RSPS scene bigger and more visible. When players see that multiple independent platforms agree on which servers have real activity, that agreement carries more weight than any single list could.
We are not trying to corner the market on RSPS listings. We are trying to make sure there are enough trustworthy options that players always have somewhere to go.
Want to work together?
We are open to conversations with platforms that genuinely put players first. The bar is the same as what you read above. If your platform meets it, get in touch.
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