You just spawned
One coop, $200, and a bag that fills fast.
- First buy
- One hen at $107 leaves you $93; the second waits for your first sale.
- First trip
- Take a full crop load to the town warehouse; 50 crops paid $100.
Run A Farm! Wiki & Companion
Run A Farm! is a farm tycoon on Roblox: one coop, $200 of cash and a stand that holds forty eggs. This site keeps the numbers we could read off the game, and the companion below tells you which purchase to take next.

The official $0 to $1,000,000 art: the same farm at both ends of the game.Source
Pick one of the cards we read off the game and see what it pays per item, whether your stock already finishes it, and how it ranks against the other cards.
$1.39 an egg — rank 13 of 15
Open the full calculatorYou want the free cash before you spend your first $200.
Confirmed codeRELEASE
Printed in the official description as free cash.
Reported payout$500
A player in the recorded run reports the amount; we did not redeem it on camera.
Eggs come out of the coop, you carry them to the stand, customers buy them, and the cash goes back into hens and capacity.
The coop panel shows hens against a cap, an eggs-per-second rate, a FULL bar and a + HEN button priced at $107 in the first coop.
Coop basicsThe stand carries a price per egg and a customer rate. When it fills, the panel says so and you can build a bigger counter.
Read the stand panelCards on the right pay a fixed reward for a fixed target: 50 wheat is $100, 90 eggs is $125, 675 eggs is $3,100. You cannot pick which ones you get.
Check what a card paysThe bike already sells crops: 50 crops at the town warehouse paid $100 in the recorded run. Trucks raise the load per trip, not the price.
Vehicle capacitiesFour situations, four answers. Pick the one that matches your save.
One coop, $200, and a bag that fills fast.
The coop panel shows a red FULL bar and eggs stop moving.
Hens, capacity, decor and vehicles all want the same money.
Cargo and storage counters are in the thousands and a greenhouse is on the list.
Every number below was read off a card or a panel at 1280px on 8 November 2026. Where a figure came from a narrator instead of a screen, it is marked in the page behind it.
| Source | Pays | Per item |
|---|---|---|
| Quest — Deliver 50 Wheat | $100 | $2.00 a wheat |
| Quest — Collect 90 eggs | $125 | $1.39 an egg |
| Quest — Sell 675 eggs | $3,100 | $4.59 an egg |
| Quest — Harvest 350 Corn | $2,100 | $6.00 a corn |
| Town warehouse | $100 for 50 crops | $2.00 a crop |
| Golden egg pickup | $339 to $884 seen | per pickup |
Hens set how many eggs arrive. The stand decides what each one is worth, and its price track is the thing most players never touch.
The panel prints the price per egg next to the customer rate. The same session moved from $2.50 to $6.00 to $14.25 to $16.50 as the upgrade was pressed.
Price readingsForty eggs is a few minutes of laying. The Bigger Counter upgrade takes it to 150, and a later stand shows 500.
When to buy capacityFour stages with a signal that ends each one. Stop reading when you find your stage.
Hen at $107, cap of 8. When the stand shows FULL, the counter is the next purchase.
Stage 1 and 2The bag caps at 50 until you upgrade it. The +5% customer decor at $3,000 waits until eggs outrun buyers.
Stage 3 and 4Each of these answers one question with numbers read off the game, not a summary of the game.
The five crops in the game, where seeds come from, and what a 50-crop load paid at the town warehouse.
Open cropsFour jobs at the Farm Office: stocker, planter, farmhand and tractor driver, with their hard caps.
Open workersAll 19 developer products, with the API price and the in-shop price next to each other.
Open shop pricesCapacity per trip from the free bike to the semi truck that carries 720 crops.
Open vehiclesThree guides ordered by the situation you are in, not by how advanced the topic sounds.
Open the guide hubTwo hours from the first coop to the leaderboard. The frames on this site are taken from this run, so you can check any number against the video.
Video by OTTER EXTENDED.
Watch on YouTubeThe recorded run opens at $200, though the first frame in our capture already shows $99 after the opening purchases.
No. The game-pass endpoint returns an empty list; the in-game shop's PASSES tab is filled with developer products, and there are 19 of them.
Quest cards, and a full crop load to the town warehouse, which paid $100 for 50 crops. The stand's price per egg becomes the bigger lever once you press EGG PRICE +.
If you cannot tell whether a purchase pays, price it against what it returns before you buy anything else.