🪙 How to earn coins in Rocket Crew

Coins pay for everything: rocket parts, buildings and research. There are seven ways to get them, and the two that matter most are visits and workers.

Source	How much	How often
Visits to your base	10 to 30 coins each	One per person and day
Workers’ production	10 coins per level of each worker	Once a day
Solar panels and the oil well of the fuel	12 to 152 coins each	Every 3 h and every 6 h
Daily reward	10 to 70 coins	Once a day
Verifying your email	50 coins	Once
Test flights	Up to 500 coins a flight	Up to 9 a day

Visits: your link is your income

Your base has a public address, rocketcrew.gg/your-username. Every person who opens it gives you 10 coins. Nobody needs an account to visit you.

One visit per person and day. The same connection only counts once a day for your base. The day changes at 00:00 UTC, and then everyone can count again.
Your own visits do not count, even from a private window.
Only people count. Search engines, the previews chats make of a link and automated browsers give nothing.
The coins wait to be collected. They pile up in your base until you press Collect. At the start there is room for 200; with the hangar at its top level, for 3,200. When it is full, new visits give nothing.

The visitors’ stands raise what each visit pays: 4 more coins per level, up to 30. Each level asks for more visits received since you started:

Level of the stands	Visits received	Coins per visit
1	10	14
2	25	18
3	60	22
4	150	26
5	400	30

Level of the hangar	Coins it holds
1	200
2	400
3	800
4	1,600
5	3,200

Workers: income that grows by itself

Every worker on your base produces 10 coins a day for each level of their own rocket. A level 12 worker makes 120 coins a day, and that goes up as they improve their rocket, without you doing anything.

You collect it once a day from the Crew tab. Only one day is kept: what you do not collect is lost.
Your own worker produces too, and so does a worker who is busy on a work.
You get more workers by inviting people: see workers and invitations.

The daily reward

A calendar of 7 boxes. Each day in a row you move to the next one; after the last you keep getting 70 coins a day. If you skip a day you repeat the box you were on instead of going back to the start.

Day	Coins
1	10
2	20
3	30
4	40
5	50
6	60
7	70

Test flights: a gamble, not an income

With the test pad built you can launch a test rocket for 50 coins and cash in according to how high it gets. On average you get back about 40 of every 50 coins: it is there for the thrill and the odd big prize. The odds are in the guide to test flights.

💡 The fastest growth comes from combining both: share your link where people will open it every day, and invite the friends who will actually play, because an active worker is worth more every week.

Updated on October 8, 2026

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Common beginner mistakes in Rocket Crew and how to avoid them
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Rocket Crew trophies: every achievement and its levels
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How to share your Rocket Crew base and get more visits
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How friends and the ranking of Rocket Crew work: asking for friendship, limits, visits between friends and the three leaderboards, Global, Team and Friends.
Ranks, profile and commander sheet in Rocket Crew
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The Moon base in Rocket Crew: starting from zero on another planet
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Account and security in Rocket Crew: email, password and Google
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Notices, activity and phone notifications in Rocket Crew
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The Rocket Crew clock: what changes at 00:00 UTC and the times of the game
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Rocket Crew: frequently asked questions
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