Spending Tool

Pickaxe Planner: What Your Cash Buys Right Now

Type the Cash you hold and the pickaxe you already own. The planner returns the highest tier you can buy, the gap to the next one, the Power gain, the price of one Power point at both tiers, and whether the next purchase is worth taking before you look at Speed.

How to read the result: the planner compares your next pickaxe with the one you own, not with the top of the ladder. A tier that doubles your Power for a price that also doubles the cost of each Power point is a warning, not a win. The recorded table behind this tool sits on the Pickaxe table and buy order; the Speed planner covers the other half of the decision, and All tools lists the rest.

1. Enter the Cash you hold right now

K, M, B, T and Qa work: type 800, 20K or 1.2M.

Your Cash

Your current pickaxe

2. What this Cash buys

Affordable now: Iron Pickaxe; $800 · 15 Power
Next tier from here: Golden; $20K · $19K more to go
Power gain over your current pickaxe: ×60.0; 1 → 60 Power
Price of one Power point: Free → $333; Your current pickaxe is free, so there is no earlier rate to compare

Buy verdict

Buy in one go

Golden to Strawberry is where saving matters. Take the whole tier in one purchase instead of spilling Cash into half upgrades.

Two tiers up: Diamond at $160K — $159K from your Cash today.

Where these numbers come from: the 18-tier shop table recorded on 29 September 2026 and listed on the pickaxe guide. The in-game panel available later shows a 25B Power tier that this table does not include, so a shop reading can differ from the result above.

The planner cannot tell you a crack time: the game publishes no egg HP table, and Power is not confirmed to equal damage per hit. Treadmill Cash prices are not published either, which is why the Speed side of the comparison is a step you run in-game.