Free client-side tool
Crop Profit Calculator
Compare a farming loop with your own values. Nothing is uploaded or saved.
Client-side planning tool
Estimate a farming loop
Use values from one game version. Presets are simple planning examples.
Calculator results are estimates and may differ from in-game results.
Use consistent inputs
Enter values from the same version of the game and the same crop state. Mixing an old base value with a new multiplier creates a precise-looking but unreliable result.
Read profit and speed together
Net profit shows what remains after costs. Profit per minute and per hour show how efficiently that result repeats. A strong plan needs both a healthy margin and a cycle you can realistically run.
Compare a base and boosted scenario
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Calculate the crop with both multipliers set to 1.
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Record the base profit per hour.
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Add only the mutation or pet bonus you can confirm.
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Compare the gap before spending resources.
How to read each result
| Metric | Meaning | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Estimated total sell value | Revenue before the entered costs | Check whether every multiplier applies to the full harvest |
| Estimated net profit | Sell value minus seed and replant costs | Compare what remains after the measured cycle |
| Profit per minute | Net profit divided by grow time | Compare crops with different cycle lengths |
| Profit per hour | Profit per minute multiplied by 60 | Normalize estimates to the same time window |
| Result quality label | A deterministic summary of the entered estimate | Treat boosted labels as scenarios, not guaranteed live results |
Crop Profit Calculator FAQ
Use Crop Profit Calculator with values you understand before comparing scenarios.
Are calculator values exact?
No. Results are estimates based entirely on the values you enter. Game values may change after updates.
What goes in harvest quantity?
Enter the number of sellable items produced by the cycle you are measuring.
What if there is no mutation or pet bonus?
Use a multiplier of 1 so the base value remains unchanged.
Why include replant cost?
Some loops require an additional cost before they can repeat; including it makes net profit more honest.