Indonesia as an agricultural country makes most of its population work in agriculture and Indonesia is the second largest rubber producer in the world after Thailand. This study aims to analyze the effect of international rubber prices, the volume of rubber exports, and the exchange rate of the rupiah against the US dollar on the price of domestic rubber (Indonesian prices). The type of data used is secondary data with time series from 1987-2018 using the Multiple Linear Regression (OLS) method. In the period 1987-2018 in general the results of this study indicate that the variable international rubber prices have a positive and significant relationship to domestic rubber prices (Indonesian prices). The volume of rubber exports has a negative and significant relationship to the price of domestic rubber (Indonesian prices), and the rupiah exchange rate against the United States dollar does not have a significant relationship to the price of domestic rubber (Indonesian prices).