New RSPS
Starting on a new RSPS means a fresh economy, empty highscores and a community still finding its feet. This page lists servers in the order they were added to RuneIndex, newest first, so you can see what has just arrived.
Newest listings (36 servers)
How ranking worksTen years of custom content, 80+ custom bosses, and a hybrid OSRS and RS3 cache.
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2012-era server with real Dungeoneering and Dominion Tower, and no OSRS content.
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OSRS server since 2021 with scaling XP rates, five account modes and daily PvP tourneys.
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Pre-EoC semi-custom server, eight years online, built around custom bossing and events.
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Established OSRS server under new leadership, with weekly updates and league progression.
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Player-driven economy running since 2008, with deep gear upgrade progression.
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About New RSPS
Newly listed is not the same as newly launched — an established server can join the toplist years after it opened. Each listing shows the server's own details, and upcoming launch dates are on the events page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find a new RSPS to play?
Start with this page for servers that have just been listed, then check the events page for upcoming launch dates. Compare revision, XP rate and donation model on each listing before you commit.
Is it better to join an RSPS at launch?
Joining at launch puts everyone on an even footing: the economy is fresh, highscores are empty and early players often get launch rewards. The risk is that a new server can close if it does not build a player base, so check its Discord and player count first.
How can I tell if a new RSPS is legitimate?
Look for an active Discord, a real website, a clear donation policy and live player counts. Be wary of servers asking you to download clients from unofficial links or offering items for payment before launch.