Which upgrades should you buy first in +1 Hack Per Click? PC, Walk Speed / Training Rate / Hack Rate, OP upgrades, boosts, and backpacks — priorities by stage, with costs published only once confirmed in-game.
PC upgrades first — the official description recommends them directly. Then the community-reported Training Rate and Hack Rate stat lines, one measured level at a time. Spend wins on the highest backpack tier you can afford, save boosts for long sessions, and treat OP upgrades as a late target you read on your own screen. Exact costs stay unpublished until they are confirmed in-game.
Honest status: priorities yes, prices no.
This guide ranks upgrade families by confirmed role, not by invented numbers. No upgrade cost or effect value is publicly confirmed as of 2026-07-17 — so priorities come from official description text first and community reports second, always labeled.
Official means the game's own Roblox description says it. Community means public player reports say it — useful, but unconfirmed until you see it in-game.
The official description tells players to upgrade their PC to hack even faster — the one upgrade line the developer explicitly recommends.
Priority: Buy first. It anchors your hacking speed from the very first session.
Costs: Tier names and costs are not publicly confirmed as of 2026-07-17. Buy the cheapest tier first and feel the speed change.
Community reports name three stat lines. Training Rate and Hack Rate read as the progression stats; Walk Speed reads as convenience for moving between walls and pads.
Priority: Buy after your first PC tiers, one level at a time — measure what each level changes before going deeper.
Costs: Costs, caps, and per-level effects are not publicly confirmed. Your own screen is the only reliable price list today.
The official description promises OP upgrades to unlock — but nothing about what they are, what they cost, or when they unlock is published anywhere.
Priority: Treat as a late-game target. When they appear on your screen, read what each one does before spending.
Costs: Completely undocumented as of 2026-07-17. Any site listing OP upgrade stats today is inventing them.
Community reports describe ordered backpack tiers bought with wins, with the game equipping your best. Backpacks are the main wins sink.
Priority: Buy the highest tier you can afford — tiers are ordered, so there is no hidden wrong choice once prices are visible.
Costs: Tier names and wins prices are not publicly confirmed. Check the ladder on your own screen and farm toward the next tier.
Community reports name three boost lines that multiply hacking, wins, or luck. They are session multipliers, not permanent upgrades.
Priority: Spend them on planned long sessions — a boost used on a five-minute check-in is wasted.
Costs: Sources, durations, and multipliers are not officially documented. Time them around walls and backpack goals.
These values go live only after an in-game pass confirms them, each with a source and a date. Until then, any exact number you read elsewhere is invented.
PC upgrade tier names, prices, and speed effects
Walk Speed / Training Rate / Hack Rate costs and per-level effects
OP upgrade contents, unlock conditions, and prices
Backpack tier names, wins prices, and capacities
Boost sources, durations, and multiplier values
PC upgrades first — the official description explicitly recommends them for hacking faster. Then the community-reported rate stats (Training Rate, Hack Rate), then pets for boosts. OP upgrades come last, once you can read what they do on your own screen.
Community reports name all three lines. For pure progression speed, the rate lines (Training Rate, Hack Rate) are the logical priority; Walk Speed is convenience. Buy one level and measure the change — no per-level effects are publicly confirmed.
Open the PC upgrade line in-game and buy the cheapest tier you can afford — that is the upgrade the official description points at. Exact tier costs are not published anywhere, so your own screen is the price list.
The highest tier you can afford. Community reports describe ordered tiers bought with wins, so 'best' is simply the furthest tier your wins reach. The planner turns a tier price into a time-to-goal from your own wins rate.
Because none are publicly confirmed as of 2026-07-17. Publishing invented prices would spread as copied 'facts'. Costs land on this page only after an in-game pass confirms them — each with a source and a date.
