The game shows every hammer price and gain on screen - enter them here and the planner ranks each tier by value per Appeal, so your next buy is a comparison instead of a guess.
value per Appeal = per-click gain ÷ upgrade price. A tier costing 1,000 Appeal for +1 per click returns 0.001 per Appeal spent; one costing 2,000 for +3 returns 0.0015 and is the better buy even though it costs double. The planner also shows how many buys your current balance funds (balance ÷ price, rounded down) and your income gain in percent ((new per click ÷ current) − 1), which is the number that tells you whether a purchase actually changes your pace. Buy in descending value-per-Appeal order, re-enter the next tier after each purchase, and re-measure your per-click base whenever a boost expires - the same prices produce different answers on a boosted base.
Compare tiers by value per Appeal: the highest number per spent Appeal is usually the right next buy. Enter each tier the game shows you and buy in order.
In-game hammer prices vary by account progress, so the honest anchor is a measured income. The example pace below is 120 clicks/minute × 2 Appeal per click = 14,400 Appeal/hour; the automated pace uses the documented Auto Clicker product (22 clicks/second = 1,320 clicks/minute) at the same 2 per click = 158,400/hour. Pace presets are this site's planning values; the Auto Clicker rate is from the community store table (LootWiki, checked October 3, 2026).
| Goal | Appeal | Manual pace (14,400/hr) | Auto Clicker pace (158,400/hr) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Pack territory (+2,000 Appeal) | 2,000 | 0.1 hours | 1 minutes |
| Early hammer tiers (25,000 Appeal) | 25,000 | 1.7 hours | 10 minutes |
| Six-figure tier (100,000 Appeal) | 100,000 | 6.9 hours | 38 minutes |
| The +1M Robux-pack equivalent (1,000,000 Appeal) | 1,000,000 | 69.4 hours | 6.3 hours |
Substitute your own measured hourly rate from the main calculator for real planning - the table shows the shape of the curve, not your schedule. Note the compression: goals that take days at a manual pace take minutes once the documented automation products enter, which is why the store's buying order (Power products, then Auto Clicker, then VIP) front-loads rate first.
If you would rather buy the goal than grind it, the documented Appeal packs set the exchange rate (LootWiki store table, checked October 3, 2026).
| Pack | Price | Appeal per Robux | Hours of clicking it replaces (at 14,400/hr) |
|---|---|---|---|
| +100,000 Appeal | 49 Robux | 2,041 | 7 h |
| +1,000,000 Appeal | 149 Robux | 6,711 | 69 h |
| +10,000,000 Appeal | 299 Robux | 33,445 | 694 h |
| +100,000,000 Appeal | 499 Robux | 200,401 | 6944 h |
The curve is steep: each bigger pack buys roughly an order of magnitude more Appeal per Robux than the last. The one-time Starter Pack (9 Robux) is separately documented at +2,000 Appeal and +50 Wins with the LTN body, and the permanent rate-raisers (Power ladder, VIP, treadmill belts) usually beat consumable packs per Robux spent - the same store table lists all 43 developer products.
The two numbers on the hammer upgrade button in-game: what the next tier costs and how much Appeal per click it adds. The game displays both on screen - this site uses your entered values because no public source lists the in-game hammer price ladder.
It is the right tiebreaker between two tiers you can afford today. Price still gates you: a better value-per-Appeal tier you cannot afford yet is not a candidate, and the cheapest tier usually wins early because its relative gain is largest.
Percentages. A +1 gain on a 5 Appeal-per-click base is +20% income; the same +1 on a 50 base is +2%. Absolute gains shrink relatively as your base grows, which is why mid-game progress shifts toward multipliers (belts, VIP, limiteds) and Wins instead of raw per-click points.
Banked Appeal earns nothing, so continuous buying on the best affordable value-per-Appeal usually beats saving. The exception: when the next tier is one session away and clearly outclasses everything affordable, a short save can be right - the planner's income-gain percent shows you the jump before you commit.
They replace grinding time with money instead of raising your rate. The documented packs run from +100,000 Appeal for 49 Robux to +100 million for 499 Robux, and bigger packs buy more Appeal per Robux - the table above shows the exact curve (LootWiki store table, checked October 3, 2026).
Project Appeal per hour before spending it.
ReferenceThe one officially named hammer tier, explained.
ReferenceThe named currencies with official quotes.
MethodRaise the income side of every comparison.
ContextWhere each upgrade path ranks and why.
Free firstFree boosts the day a listing appears.
