Premium's price comes out in two steps
Premium isn't sold directly for TRY. First you load cash, then you buy premium with that cash. So premium's TRY price depends on the cash package's price, and when the cash price changes premium changes too.
The unit is KC and 400 KC = 400 Cash. Right now 400 KC is 222.50 ₺, so every KC is 222.50 ÷ 400 TRY. The table below is worked out at that rate, not updated by hand — if the cash price changes every number in the table changes too.
Premium types and current prices
| Product | KC | TRY |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze Premium | 716 | 398.28 ₺ |
| Gold Premium | 1,996 | 1,110.28 ₺ |
| DC Premium | 2,159 | 1,200.94 ₺ |
| War Premium | 2,599 | 1,445.69 ₺ |
| EXP Premium | 2,796 | 1,555.28 ₺ |
| Platinum Premium | 2,796 | 1,555.28 ₺ |
| Switching Premium | 3,596 | 2,000.28 ₺ |
The TRY column is worked out from the product's KC value: KC ÷ 400 × 222.50 ₺. KC values come from the same source as the list in the PUS Calculator.
How many GB is the same money?
Premium's effect on farm income
Premium's numerical value shows most clearly on the farm side. The Farm Calculator on this site applies three multipliers with premium on: coin income doubles, drop chance goes to 1.3×, junk item income sold to the NPC to 1.5×.
Because the three multipliers work at the same time, the total effect varies by zone. In an area whose income comes mostly from fixed coins premium nearly doubles the income; in an area whose income comes from drops the effect stays more moderate.
To see how much difference it makes in your own area, just toggle premium on and off in the Farm Calculator — you'll see the two numbers side by side.
What premium costs you, your own math
- Take the TRY price of the premium type you want from the table.
- In the Farm Calculator find your hourly net income with premium off.
- In the same place turn premium on and find your hourly net income again.
- The difference between the two numbers is the coins premium earns you per hour.
- Convert premium's TRY price to GB, then divide that GB by the hourly difference — you'll find after how many hours of farming it has paid for itself.
What to look at when deciding
- How many hours a day you play. Premium is sold by duration; if you'll play little the time goes to waste.
- Which area you farm. In coin-heavy areas premium earns more.
- The GB rate. With premium's TRY price fixed, if GB is expensive premium pays back more easily.
- Party situation. If income is shared, premium's contribution to you is shared too.
- Level penalty. If you're far above the monster, premium saves nothing; you have to move to the right area first.