Finish It Gamepass Tier List

Finish It currently sells nine gamepasses. Live snapshot prices: Infinite Spray 199, More Speed 49, Infinite Plates 179, Infinite Turrets 249, x2 Gems 59, All Gamepasses 999, VIP 139, More Colors 49, Galaxy Skin 399. This page ranks each one for players who will spend Robux once and want the house done, not a shopping bag. Cosmetics get their own desk on skins and colors. Cash alternatives sit on upgrade priority. The snapshot table lives on the tier list hub. Turret plants are a tool page: turret placement.

S-tier

Infinite Spray. The hopper gun is the game. Empty tanks turn a flow state into a walk to refill. If you buy one pass, buy this. It does not replace the trowel; it just lets how to plaster happen at full speed.

More Speed. The lot includes two-storey exteriors, interiors, and a pool. Movement is a hidden loading screen. More Speed stacks with good route planning from how to finish the house.

A-tier

Infinite Plates. You only feel this when interiors start. If you main exteriors, it can wait. If you live in hallways, it is S-tier in disguise.

Infinite Turrets. Best pass for solo play and for completion runs. Worst pass if you plant them on the same wall three friends are already spraying. Turrets want neglected spans.

B-tier

x2 Gems. Strong on a daily login habit, weak as a first purchase. Beginners are cash-gated; see how to earn money.

All Gamepasses (999 Robux). Fair only if you wanted VIP, gems, colors, and Galaxy Skin too. S+A production alone (199+49+249+179) is about 676. You still receive D-tier skins as leftovers. Do not treat the bundle as a skill unlock — the loop stays plaster → trowel → paint.

C-tier

VIP. Usually a chat tag, maybe a small payout or queue perk depending on patch. Nice, never the reason a house finishes.

More Colors. Paint is the last pass of the loop. Buy it when walls are actually ready. Until then you are paying to look at a bigger palette on raw brick.

D-tier

Galaxy Skin. A look. Buy it after the pool shines. Buying it first is how you become the player everyone else has to work around.

Purchase order if you will buy three

1. Infinite Spray
2. More Speed
3. Infinite Turrets or Infinite Plates (turrets if solo, plates if you hate interior trips)

If you will buy one, Infinite Spray. If you will buy none, the upgrade planner still copies this order with cash.

Co-op buying

Do not all buy Galaxy Skin. One turret owner, one plate runner, everyone else on spray/speed is a functioning crew. Co-op roles can assign who spends Robux so you do not stack identical passes.

When this list changes

Store drops are tracked on store history. A new “Infinite Trowel” pass would immediately contest S-tier. A paint-multiplier pass would pull More Colors upward. Until those exist, do not let a thumbnail reorder this page.

Codes, if they ever appear on codes, should fund cash upgrades, not a justification to skip Infinite Spray. Passes are skips. Codes are snacks.

Stacking and anti-synergy

Infinite Spray plus More Speed is the clean stack. Infinite Spray plus Galaxy Skin is a fashion statement. Infinite Turrets plus a party that already covers every wall is wasted Robux — send that owner to a neglected face or convert them to solo tactics on the pool.

x2 Gems plus a cash-only shop habit does nothing visible. If you never see gem prices, skip it. VIP plus a quiet solo session is a tag nobody reads. Buy VIP when you already like the game, not to make the game like you.

F2P readers

You can close this page and use upgrade priority only. The pass list exists because people search it. It is not a requirement to finish the house. The house checklist does not have a “owned All Gamepasses” row.