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Compare activities for your next session, an acquisition, a savings goal or a business portfolio. All working inputs are visible and editable here.
What fits into this session?
Compare a ready sale with missions and contracts. Find complete runs that fit together within your available time.
Illustrative example, not in-game payouts. Replace these numbers with your observations and confirm each activity is available.
Check the inputs: use whole numbers within the displayed limits. Existing stock allows at most one sale.
A mix of activities brings in more cash
This mix brings in more cash than repeating any single selected activity. The result depends on your payouts, durations and run limits.
Your session's activities
This is a combination, not an optimized route across the map.
- 1. Sell existing stock × 140 min · GTA$200,000including switching: 5 min
- 2. Missions × 130 min · GTA$140,000including switching: 5 min
If you repeat just one activity
Missions × 2 · 55 min · GTA$280,000
Start nothing: GTA$0, all your time stays free.
When time changes the plan
This compares complete runs with unchanged payouts and access. The alternative may replace current activities. Choose whether that time fits your session.
Unused time receives no assumed income. Selling accumulated stock does not establish a sustainable GTA$/h rate. Recalculate if access, payouts or duration change.
Inputs and the result stay in this browser. Each variant is saved separately.
Assumptions and limits
Activities run sequentially, each in one block. Switching time is charged once per selected block. Block order does not change the calculation. Production, background businesses and filling waits with another activity are not modeled. Confirm the run limit yourself; the site does not determine cooldowns. Asset purchases and stock not yet available are outside this plan.
Business ROI: what the purchase becomes
Choose an asset and test net, payback and monthly steady state with your setup, sale and supply assumptions.
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Production hours are not active grind. Monthly results are steady-state estimates without downtime, delivery caps or failed-sale risk.
Inputs and the result stay in this browser. Each variant is saved separately.
Hours to Goal: how many weeks to the next purchase
Separate starting cash from the target and count only realized weekly cash flow.
Inputs and the result stay in this browser. Each variant is saved separately.
Portfolio: what fits capital and active time
Compares one cycle of each selected business using investment and active work. Production waiting time, scheduling and repeated cycles are outside this model.
Inputs and the result stay in this browser. Each variant is saved separately.
GTA Online decision examples
Do not start with an empty form. Start with your question.
Every card opens a preconfigured scenario. Change the inputs, save the result or share the URL from there.
Which first production asset fits the budget?
The filter keeps an affordable low-entry scenario and explains why it qualifies.
What should I buy after a long break?
One next move, two alternatives and the condition that changes the leader.
What should a solo/casual player keep in rotation?
The scenario caps friction at 4/10 and discounts heavy operating work.
Which asset set fits two active hours?
The optimizer searches combinations under capital and active-time constraints.
How does a temporary bonus change payback?
Model Lab recalculates gross, net, vROI and payback without mutating baseline data.
Why does setup cost change the whole conclusion?
Set setup cost to zero to separate the buy decision from the run decision.