Base cash/s × quantity × mutation sum × size factor × money pass. Rates are the bundled catalog, not a live payout. Last checked October 2026.
Add pets, stack mutations, and enter weight only when you know both the actual weight and the base weight.
Each pet is added into the total.
Spirit World Guardian
Size bonus off until both weights are filled.
It applies one formula: base cash per second × quantity × mutation sum × size factor × money pass. Base cash comes from the pet catalog, quantity is what you type, mutations add up rather than multiply, the size factor comes from weight and base weight, and the money pass doubles the total when it is switched on. Nothing else is applied — no events, no boosts, no server bonuses.
Weight is the number on your pet in-game; base weight is the pet's default weight at zero growth. The calculator needs both because the size bonus is a ratio between them, not a value either one carries alone. If you only know one of the two, leave both blank — the size factor stays at ×1 and the rest of the calculation is still correct.
They add together into a single multiplier before being applied, starting at ×1 and adding each multiplier minus 1. Two ×1.5 mutations give ×2, not ×2.25. That is why the pet card shows a mutation sum rather than a list of factors — the order you add them in does not matter, only the total does.
It doubles the final total, which is why it sits in shared settings rather than on individual pets — it applies to everything in the setup at once. With it off, a 26B/s setup reads 26B/s; with it on, the same setup reads 52B/s and every per-minute, per-hour and per-day figure doubles with it.
Because the rates here are a snapshot of the catalog the calculator was built from, not a live payout. If the game rebalanced a pet after that snapshot, the calculator will be wrong until the catalog is recounted — the date the figures were last checked is shown on the page. Anything the formula does not include (temporary events, boosts, server multipliers) will also make your real number higher.
Enter a cash amount in Target cash and the right-hand panel shows how long your current setup needs to reach it. It stays blank until you enter a target, because a time without a goal is meaningless. The estimate assumes your setup runs continuously — it does not account for time spent away or for income you spend along the way.
No account, no login, nothing sent anywhere. Your pets, mutations and target stay in the browser for the session, so reloading the page starts fresh. If you want to keep a setup, note the numbers rather than expecting them to be here next time.