All Jobs and How Much They Pay

Compare a shift, then see how that routine fits into a week. The entries below are illustrative examples, not a complete or verified game database.

Example routines, not verified game jobs or wages. These sample rows show how comparison works. Use the pay and requirements displayed in your game.
Work optionPay / shiftRequirementsMake it your week
Danfo driverLagos city · example entry₦1,200Illustrative amountCheck in gameTransportUse in my budget
Shop assistantMarket · example entry₦2,400Illustrative amountCheck in gameRetailUse in my budget
Office roleCity centre · example entry₦4,200Illustrative amountCheck in gameOfficeUse in my budget

Best Jobs for Beginners

Start with an option you can access and a routine you can maintain. Read the entry requirements in the game. Compare time and everyday costs alongside the payment.

Highest Paying Jobs

A useful ranking needs verified pay and comparable shift conditions. A current ranking is not available here yet. The comparison table lets you try the workflow using clearly labelled examples.

For your own comparison, write down the payment, requirements and time for each available option. Compare them over the same number of shifts.

Build a Work Routine That Adds Up

  1. Know your pay. Take the amount and payment unit from the game.
  2. Choose your shifts. Use a week you have time for, not an assumed maximum.
  3. Check the costs. Put rent and daily spending alongside income.
  4. Adjust the week. Test one more or one fewer shift and compare the remaining balance.

How Much Can You Make in One Week?

How does your routine add up?

Start with your own amount. These defaults are examples.

₦6,000before rent and daily costs
Use these numbers in my weekly budget

How Much of It Goes to Rent?

Separate gross income from the money left after costs. Start with your weekly rent equivalent, then add daily spending multiplied by seven. The rent guide helps you keep the units consistent.

Common Money Mistakes

  • Mixing per-shift, daily and weekly amounts in one comparison.
  • Counting a weekly bill again inside daily spending.
  • Reading a positive ending balance as proof that this week’s income covers its costs.
  • Using an example wage as if it were a verified game rule.

A Few Money Questions

Are the wages in the table verified?

No. They are clearly labelled sample entries for trying the comparison and budget tools. Use your own game for current pay and requirements.

Can I change every budget amount?

Yes. Pay, shifts, weekly rent, daily spending and your starting balance are all editable.

Does comparing jobs add their wages together?

No. Comparison uses the same five shifts for each example. You choose one work routine to bring into your budget.