Incomplete public roster
Roblox's public experience data does not expose every card name, base income or upgrade curve.
Card decision guide
A better card is the one that improves your farm
Public official data does not provide a complete card database, fixed drop table or stable universal tier list. This guide uses the income shown in your server, so it stays useful when balance or packs change.
Quick answer
Compare the new pull with the card it replaces
Quick answer
Replacement gain matters more than the card's headline income.
A new card earning 1,000 per second is not a 1,000-per-second gain if it replaces a card already earning 800. The farm improves by 200. That is the number to compare against upgrade costs and future packs.
- 1Find the lowest-income card currently working.
- 2Subtract that card's income from the new card's income.
- 3Invest only when the gain is meaningful and the new card should stay.
Interactive check
Compare two cards from your screen
Enter only the visible income values. The tool does not assume card names, levels or rarities that cannot be verified from public data.
Compare two card income values
Enter the exact per-second numbers shown on your cards. This does not assume a rarity or character is automatically better.
Add both numbers to see the difference.
Keeper checklist
Before spending on a new card
- It replaces a current card by a clear income margin.
- Its next upgrade has a sensible payback time.
- The next affordable pack is unlikely to replace it immediately.
- You are not valuing it only because the artwork or border looks rarer.
- You still have a Cash buffer after the upgrade.
Why no static tier list
A made-up ranking would be easier to publish and worse to use
Your replacement is personal
The same pull can be a large upgrade for one farm and useless for another.
Updates can move the answer
The experience title currently advertises a CRAFT update. Static rankings can age before the page does.