Find the gain
New cash per second minus current cash per second. The difference must be positive.
My Toll Farm Tier List: Build Your Upgrade Ranking
No named tier data is published in the sources checked. Enter two to eight player-observed upgrade choices to get an explainable, stable payback and gain ordering without inventing named game tiers.
Your upgrade board
Rank by time to pay back
Enter two to eight choices exactly as you see them. The tool ranks only positive rate gains; it does not preload or name game upgrades.
Ranked result
Fastest payback first
- Rank 1#1
Option B
- Payback
- 1m 23s
- Rate gain
- +6K/s
- Rank 2#2
Option A
- Payback
- 1m 40s
- Rate gain
- +2.5K/s
Tie order: shortest payback, then highest gain per cost, then the order entered. Recheck the live rate after buying.
Ranking criteria
A result you can check
Every row uses the same three-step method, and invalid choices remain visible instead of disappearing.
Find payback
Upgrade price divided by the positive rate gain. A shorter time ranks higher.
Break ties
Higher gain per cost wins the first tie; the order entered resolves an exact tie.
When the first choice is not automatically best
Payback answers one question: how quickly the added rate could recover the price. A beginner may still prefer a cheaper unlock, and future unlock requirements or replacement risk can matter more than the first rank. Recheck the live rate after each purchase.
Upgrade ranker FAQ
Is this an official My Toll Farm tier list?
No. Exact upgrade names and stats are not available from the public sources checked. This page ranks only the price and rate values you enter.
Why does the ranker use payback time?
Payback connects upgrade price to the added cash per second. It gives different-sized choices one consistent comparison instead of assigning unsupported S-to-F tiers.
What happens when an upgrade does not increase my rate?
The row stays visible under Needs attention. A zero or negative rate increase cannot produce a positive payback time.
Does the first-ranked choice always have the biggest cash gain?
No. It repays fastest for its price. A more expensive choice may add more cash per second while taking longer to recover its cost.