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# Boosts (Friends & Guild)

## Friend boosts

Add friends on the **Social** tab (by username). You can then **boost** a friend by spending coins — this raises **your** profit/hour and gifts the friend a small coin kickback.

**Numbers:**

* Each boost level on a friend grants you **+1,500 profit/hour**.
* Boost cost grows geometrically:

```
cost of boost level N = round( 1000 × 1.8^N )     (N = current boost level, starting at 0)
```

So the first boost costs 1,000, the next \~1,800, then \~3,240, etc.

* The boosted friend receives a **20% kickback** of the coins you spent.
* There's a **30-minute cooldown** between boosts on the *same* friend.
* Max **100 friends**.

Boosting is one of the best profit/hour sources in the game: +1,500/h for an early boost that costs only a few thousand coins pays back in a couple of hours, and you keep it forever.

## Guild boost

Join or create a guild on the **Social** tab. Each guild has its **own** shared boost level that every member contributes coins to, and it grants **+profit/hour to every member** of that guild.

**Numbers:**

* Each guild-boost level grants **+200 profit/hour** to **all** members.
* Contribution cost grows linearly:

```
cost of guild-boost level N = 5000 + N × 500
```

Because the guild boost benefits everyone, a active guild that pools contributions gives a strong, shared, permanent profit/hour bump. When the boost goes up, every member's profit/hour is recomputed immediately.

## Guild leaderboard

Guilds are ranked by the **combined balance of all their members**. Click a guild in the leaderboard to see its stats (members, total score, total profit/hour, boost level) and a **Join** button.

Next: [Discord Role Perks →](/roles.md)


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