Hackers Tycoon Rebirth Item Priorities
Permanent shop buys ranked by spend type, not by fan-made item names.
Hackers Tycoon is explicit about one shop rule: you buy permanent items with rebirth points. This page is a spend-priority list for that shop, not a fake catalog. We will not invent item names, rarities, or coefficients. If the live shop label says it multiplies income, that is the buy. If it only changes a trail, a hat, or a plot tint, it waits. Pair this ladder with the full rebirth guide so you know when to reset, not only what to click afterward.
The [SAVING] tag already refunds cash equal to your tycoon value when you leave. That refund is a safety net, not a prestige system. Permanents are the prestige system. Morph choice on the hacker roster is identity. Rebirth points are the part of your account that still matters after the plot is gone.
Why a type-rank exists instead of an S-tier sword
This experience has not given us a citable shop table. A made-up name would fail the first time the shop UI disagrees. A type-rank survives UI reshuffles: income multipliers, then quality of life, then cosmetics. When DragonTStudios publishes a named list, this page can add names under those three buckets. Until then, the buckets are the tier list.
Treat the shop like a six-player economy, not a collection album. Servers are small. Someone will steal. Bosses will interrupt your AFK. A cosmetic that looks like 1x1x1x1 on a poster does not rebuild a collector. A multiplier does.
S priority — income multipliers
Buy anything that still pays after you die, leave, and rebuild. That includes dropper multipliers, collector multipliers, rebirth-scaling cash, and any permanent that shortens the time from empty plot to locked collector. Read the shop text. If the benefit is a percentage on money, it is S. If the benefit is “looks cooler while you wait,” it is not.
Stack this bucket first even if the icon is ugly. The hacker tier list can wait; the lobby does not pay you for a scary morph with a slow plot. Multipliers also make steals more valuable, which is why this page links the steal and PvP guide: a bigger collector is a bigger target. Lock it. Then go steal someone else’s bigger collector.
Do not spread points one-each across random multiplier rows if the shop is a tree. Finish the cheapest income node that affects every session, then the next. Partial trees that never complete are how people rebirth five times and still feel broke.
A priority — quality of life
After income is online, spend on permanents that save mistakes: movement that helps you reach a collector before a steal lands, convenience that speeds button routes, helpers that reduce misclicks on mobile. QoL is A because it protects multipliers. It is not S because a fast walk toward an empty dropper is still an empty dropper.
Mobile and console players should bias this bucket earlier than PC players if default R6 movement makes steal chases feel unfair. That is still not a license to buy cosmetics. If two QoL rows exist and only one helps you contest bosses or walkways, take the contest one. The guides hub is the place to learn the buttons; this shop makes those buttons less painful after you already know them.
B priority — cosmetics and flex
Trails, extra morph tints, plot flair, leaderboard poses, anything the shop describes as style. Buy these when multipliers are done and QoL no longer changes how you play. A cosmetic can still have social value on a six-player server — people target the rich-looking plot — but that is a PvP tax, not a reason to skip income.
If you main a B-tier morph like Noli or Tubers93 and you want the lobby to notice you, cosmetics are a worse notice than actually owning multipliers. Never spend your first rebirth points here. The first reset is the most expensive mistake in the game because you feel rich and the shop is new. Walk past the glowing hats.
When to rebirth so the shop even matters
Do not rebirth the frame the button lights up. Spend leftover cash on plot upgrades that still convert into the [SAVING] refund if you leave instead. Take a last safe steal only if the window is real. Then reset, take the points, and buy the highest unfinished income row. Timing sits on the rebirth guide. This page is the shopping list logic after that click.
Rebirthing right before you leave is correct only if the points buy a multiplier you will use tomorrow, not a hat.
A three-rebirth spend story with no fake SKUs
Rebirth one: one income permanent, even if it looks small. Rebirth two: a second income node, or the first QoL row only if chases are why you lose collectors. Rebirth three: finish the income pair, then look at cosmetics. Keep the morph you like from the roster. The shop does not require CoolKid to make math work.
If a friend swears a cosmetic prints money, ask which shop line they mean. If they cannot point at a multiplier label, they are describing a vibe. Vibes are B. Your plot is S only after the income row is owned. That is the whole rebirth item list on this tier list hub until the developers publish names we can print without lying.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Why won't this wiki name the rebirth items?
Because we do not have a citable official catalog. Inventing names would go stale the first time the shop UI disagrees. We rank spend types instead and send you to the rebirth guide for the reset itself.
What should I buy with my first rebirth points?
Whatever the live shop labels as an income multiplier. Not a trail, not a hat, not a pose. If two multipliers exist, take the one that affects every session, then rebuild.
Does the [SAVING] refund replace rebirth items?
No. Leaving converts tycoon value to cash. Permanents persist as account power. Spend points on multipliers so the next plot is faster than the refund alone.
Should my morph change what I buy?
When do cosmetics become reasonable?
After income rows that affect every session are owned, and after QoL no longer changes steal chases. Until then, cosmetics are a flex you cannot afford.
Where do I learn the reset timing?
The rebirth guide covers when to press the button. This page only ranks what to buy after you have the points. The tier list hub links both.