Raul Modded Game runs on income-per-second economics: brainrots on pads earn cash, cash buys better brainrots, and thieves take both. This page does the two calculations players actually need — which Secret repays its cost fastest, and what the current verified answer to your question is — using community-documented stats checked 2026-10-03.
Quick answer: buy the cheapest Secret you can afford first — Los Sigmas or Los Tictacs repay their cost in roughly four minutes of pad time — then climb to Los Admins and Moby Bros, whose 225M cash/s rate is the highest confirmed income in the game. All five figures are community-documented from a live pad screenshot, not official stats. The selector below returns the sourced answer for codes, links, updates, and the two official description claims.
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Raul Modded Game has no published stat table, so the only honest math starts from community-documented numbers and says so.
A pad's payback time is its purchase cost divided by its income rate:payback (seconds) = cost (cash) ÷ income (cash/s)Once a unit repays its cost, everything it earns is profit — which is why income rate, not the rarity label, is the number that matters. The confirmed Secrets span 2.3M to 225M cash/s despite all sharing one rarity, so two pads with the same tag can differ by almost 100x.
Los Tictacs cost 15B cash and earn 60M cash/s, so 15,000,000,000 ÷ 60,000,000 = 250 seconds — about four minutes of pad uptime. Moby Bros at 225B ÷ 225M/s = 1,000 seconds, about seventeen minutes. Those are ideal cases: the cash piles up in your collect zone until you walk through it, a thief can take the unit plus the pile the moment your door unlocks, and every slap or trap on the carry home is time at zero income.
Community-documented stats from raulmodded.wiki (live locked-base screenshot, page updated 2026-09-01), rechecked 2026-10-03. Payback is cost ÷ income, rounded to whole seconds.
| Secret brainrot | Cost | Income | Payback time | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moby Bros | 225B | 225M/s | ~1,000s (~17 min) | Highest confirmed |
| Los Admins | 35B | 95M/s | ~368s (~6 min) | 2nd confirmed rate |
| Los Tictacs | 15B | 60M/s | ~250s (~4 min) | Fusion-reachable |
| Los Cornis | 715M | 3.1M/s | ~231s (~4 min) | Mid-game step |
| Los Sigmas | 580M | 2.3M/s | ~252s (~4 min) | Entry Secret |
Source: raulmodded.wiki Secret-brainrot table (community screenshot of a locked base; collect amounts on that pad, e.g. 478.9B over Moby Bros, are pile snapshots, not rates). Only these five Secrets are confirmed; the conveyor's lower rarities have no published per-unit income table.
Income accrues to an unclaimed pile you must physically collect. A full pad of idle commons slows you down without adding real income, so the effective rate is “rate × how often you actually collect.”
An unlocked pad is free loot. Lock Base timers, traps, and slap fights are all part of real payback — one stolen Moby Bros erases seventeen minutes of ideal earnings in a single carry.
Rebirthing resets cash and brainrots for a permanent multiplier. No official multiplier values exist, so treat any exact “best rebirth time” claim — including from this site — as a decision rule, not a number.
The five questions players ask about Raul Modded Game math, answered with sourced numbers.
Two things. The selector above returns the current, sourced answer for a player question (codes, rankings, links, updates, commands, data transfer). The payback tables on this page use the community-documented Secret stats — cost divided by income per second — to show how long a brainrot needs to earn back its own price.
At the community-documented numbers (225B cash cost, 225M cash/s income) the pad pays for itself in about 1,000 seconds — roughly 17 minutes of unshielded uptime. In practice expect longer: your pile sits unclaimed in the collect zone, other players can steal the unit, and server time is not always spendable.
No. The developer has never published a stat table. The five confirmed Secret figures come from raulmodded.wiki, read from a live locked-base pad screenshot (wiki page updated September 1, 2026; rechecked here 2026-10-03). Treat them as community measurements, not guarantees.
The math rule: rebirth when the permanent multiplier beats what your current pads earn during the rebuild. No official multiplier values are published, so the calculator cannot give an exact breakpoint — the community rule of thumb is to rebirth once your rebuild path is fast and your best pads are steal-prone anyway.
Payback and ceiling are different questions. Los Sigmas (580M cost, 2.3M/s) repay in about 4 minutes but cap your income low; Moby Bros takes 17 minutes to repay but multiplies your ceiling by nearly 100x. Early game optimizes payback, late game optimizes income per pad.
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