Tier List

Tier List

Clicker Simulator tier list ranking pets, eggs and worlds by multiplier, passive output and trade value, with the reasoning behind every placement.

3
Ranking axes
S–C
Tiers
Per update
Refresh

Introduction

A tier list is only useful if it explains why a pet ranks where it does, so this hub ranks pets, eggs and worlds using three dimensions rather than rarity alone: click multiplier, passive output and trade value. Community lists often overrate secrets because they are rare, but rarity is not the same as power, and a common pet with a high multiplier can carry an early setup better than a shiny low-tier secret. The rankings below separate progression strength from trade strength, because the pet that grows your Clicks fastest is not always the pet worth the most to another player. Use the reasoning to judge new pets yourself after each update.

Ranking Criteria

TierWhat It MeansAction
SBest-in-slot multiplier and trade valueChase and keep
AStrong carries through World 2Upgrade into
BSolid mid-game fillerReplace later

Tier Breakdown

S

S Tier

legendary

Best-in-slot pets for click multiplier and trade value, worth every Click.

Why S TierThey combine a top multiplier with strong trade demand, so they improve your income and your bargaining power
ExamplesSecret and Dark Matter bands that anchor a finished roster and hold value across updates
How To GetEvent egg secrets and World 2 Prestige progression rather than cheap permanent pools
PriorityChase only after every pet slot is filled and your Rebirth multiplier is current
A

A Tier

Strong carries that hold up through World 2 and the first Prestige.

Why A TierA clear multiplier upgrade over starters that remains relevant well into the mid game
ExamplesMythic and high legendary pets from permanent and event pools
How To GetMid-tier eggs and event pools, usually affordable once your income is stable
PriorityThe realistic target for most players and the best value per egg in the game
B

B Tier

Solid mid-game pets that are replaced once event eggs open.

Why B TierDecent multipliers that fill slots productively without being long-term investments
ExamplesLegendary and strong rare pets from earlier permanent eggs
How To GetCheap and mid-priced eggs, often as a by-product of filling slots
PriorityKeep them equipped, but do not spend upgrades on them

Core Mechanics

The ranking method is deliberately transparent so you can reproduce it. Each pet is scored on three axes: how much it adds to your click or passive income, how consistently it performs without a specific setup, and how much other players value it in a trade. A pet can be S tier on one axis and B on another, which is why the list distinguishes progression strength from trade strength. Rarity enters only as a proxy for drop difficulty, never as a substitute for the multiplier itself. When an update lands, re-score the new pets against the existing tiers using the same three questions, and check whether a balance change moved an established pet up or down.

Advantages

A well-built tier list saves resources by stopping you from investing in pets that cannot pay back their cost. Because it separates progression value from trade value, it lets you make the right call for your situation: a free-to-play player chasing income gets different answers than a trader optimising value. The three-axis method also stays useful across patches, since new pets can be slotted in without rebuilding the whole list. Used alongside the egg value table, it turns collection decisions into something close to arithmetic rather than guesswork, which is especially valuable when a limited event pool tempts you to overspend.

Challenges

Every tier list is a snapshot in a game that changes weekly. A pet that ranks S this patch can fall after a balance change or be outclassed by a new event band, and community value figures move even faster than multipliers. Rankings also compress genuine trade-offs: the best pet for your account depends on your current carry, slots and Rebirth level, not on an absolute order. Finally, trade value is subjective and server-dependent, so the value half of the list should be treated as a guideline rather than a price. Always sanity-check a high-ranked pet against what you already own.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the rarest pet always the best?+
No. Rarity reflects drop difficulty, not power, and the two often diverge. A secret pet with a modest multiplier can lose to a mythic with a higher one for actual progression, even though the secret is worth more in a trade. The tier list separates the two questions on purpose: check the progression ranking for what grows your Clicks and the value ranking for what other players will give you, then decide which matters more for your current situation.
How often is the tier list updated?+
It is reviewed whenever a major update lands, since that is when new pets enter the pool and balance changes can move existing ones. Minor weekly patches usually only add codes or small event content, which rarely reshuffles the top tiers. Codes, egg pools and trade values change fastest, so treat the value half of the list as the most perishable section and re-check it after any new egg release before acting on it.
Should I follow the list or my own setup?+
Use the list as a starting point, then compare any candidate against your current carry. A pet only deserves a slot if it beats what it replaces on multiplier, and it only deserves a trade if it improves your roster or your bargaining position. If you already run a strong A-tier carry, replacing it with a marginal S-tier is often worse value than filling a weak slot elsewhere, so let the list inform the decision rather than making it for you.

Quick Tips

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Judge every pet on multiplier, consistency and trade value together rather than on rarity alone, because the rarest drop is frequently not the strongest pet for your setup. Use the reasoning behind the ranking rather than the ranking alone, so that when the next update shuffles the tiers you can re-score the affected pets yourself instead of waiting for the list to be rewritten.

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Compare a candidate pet directly against the one it would replace before spending eggs on it, since a marginal upgrade in a strong slot wastes more than filling a weak slot elsewhere. Use the reasoning behind the ranking rather than the ranking alone, so that when the next update shuffles the tiers you can re-score the affected pets yourself instead of waiting for the list to be rewritten.

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Re-check the value half of the list after every new egg release, because trade demand shifts faster than multipliers and stale prices are how players get scammed. Use the reasoning behind the ranking rather than the ranking alone, so that when the next update shuffles the tiers you can re-score the affected pets yourself instead of waiting for the list to be rewritten.

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Treat S tier as a long-term goal rather than an immediate purchase, since chasing a top pet before your slots are full and your Rebirth multiplier is current usually returns less than cheaper upgrades. Use the reasoning behind the ranking rather than the ranking alone, so that when the next update shuffles the tiers you can re-score the affected pets yourself instead of waiting for the list to be rewritten.

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Keep a note of your own carry and its multiplier so you can score new pets yourself when an update lands, instead of waiting for the list to be refreshed. Use the reasoning behind the ranking rather than the ranking alone, so that when the next update shuffles the tiers you can re-score the affected pets yourself instead of waiting for the list to be rewritten.

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