US boost reference
Atlas Earth boost tiers
The regular watched-ad multiplier changes at specific parcel counts. Use this chart to see where each US tier starts, where it ends, and why timing a parcel purchase can matter.
Complete US boost tier chart
The earnings column uses the published average parcel rate, no passport bonus, 20 regular boosted hours per day, and 64 active SRB hours in a 30-day month. It is a comparison baseline, not a promise of exact rent.
| Parcels | Regular boost | Estimated month at tier cap |
|---|---|---|
| 1–150 | 30× | $16.92 |
| 151–220 | 20× | $17.94 |
| 221–290 | 15× | $19.11 |
| 291–365 | 12× | $20.62 |
| 366–435 | 10× | $21.85 |
| 436–545 | 8× | $23.97 |
| 546–625 | 7× | $25.53 |
| 626–730 | 6× | $27.53 |
| 731–875 | 5× | $30.26 |
| 876–1,100 | 4× | $34.61 |
| 1,101–1,500 | 3× | $42.49 |
| 1,501+ | 2× | Grows with parcel count |
The first boundary
Why parcel 151 can lower regular earnings
Parcel 150 remains in the 30× US tier. Parcel 151 begins the 20× tier, so the lower multiplier can outweigh the income from one new parcel. SRB events soften that drop because more parcels participate at 50×.
What a tier jump changes
A tier jump means saving Atlas Bucks near the top of a tier, then buying enough parcels to move closer to the next tier’s break-even point. The right target depends on your passport level, boost habits, SRB participation, and rarity mix—not only the chart boundary.
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