What is the Gacha Budget Simulator?
Set your monthly gacha budget and enter the cost per pull and drop rate to see how many items you can expect and when your budget will run out. Planning ahead helps you avoid impulse spending and stay in control of your gaming expenses. Enter your daily pull limit to find out exactly how many days your budget will last.
How It Works
- Max Monthly Pulls = Monthly Budget ÷ Cost per Pull
- Expected Items = Max Pulls × Drop Rate
- Burnout Days = Budget ÷ (Daily Pulls × Pull Cost)
- Avg. Cost per Item = Pull Cost ÷ Drop Rate
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pulls does a 3% rate take on average?
About 34 pulls on average. But since each pull is independent, you may go over 34 pulls without getting the item. That's normal probability.
What assumptions does the burnout day calculation use?
It assumes you pull the same number of times every day. Event bonuses or irregular spending may cause your budget to run out sooner.
Does this work for games with pity systems?
This calculator uses pure probability. Games with pity (guaranteed pulls after a set number of tries) will have better actual odds than shown here.