13 crate tiers · prices verified Aug 4
Unbox ASMR! CratesComplete List & Buying Guide (2026)
13 crate rarity tiers, and the gap between the cheapest and the most expensive is roughly a trillion to one — so “which crate should I buy?” is really “which crate should I buy at my stage?” Every tier with its real in-game name and observed price, then a straight buying answer for each stage.
The mechanics
How Crates Work
Two mechanics decide everything about crate value. Skip this and the rest of the guide won't make sense.
Conveyor Luck decides which crates spawn
Upgraded with cash. A low-level belt cycles Commons and Uncommons; the Godly-tier Capybara Squishy Crate only appears at maximum luck. This is the real progression gate — not your wallet.
Crate Luck decides what you get inside
Boosted by the VIP gamepass (+50%), the 2x Luck gamepass, and the Luck Weather Event (2x). It multiplies the rarity of each pull, not what spawns.
Stomp crates for instant cash
Every crate pays out per stomp, scaling with its tier — a Common pays a few dollars; a Divine pays billions. Early on, stomping the belt is a legitimate income strategy.
Crate Rarity Tiers Explained
Your map of what's out there — and when it shows up
Common / Uncommon / Rare
Early game
Default conveyor — no requirements
Epic / Legendary / Mythic
Mid game
Appear as you upgrade Conveyor Luck
Divine / Exotic / Godly
Late game
High-to-max Conveyor Luck only
Honey
Event-only
Honey Weather Events (rarely otherwise)
Rebirth ASMR / Exclusive / Limited
Special acquisition
Rebirth rewards / Robux purchases — never on the belt
Prices for every crate are in the full list below — this table is your map of what's out there and when it shows up.
The list
All Crates in Unbox ASMR
Every Unbox ASMR crate tier, with the actual names seen in-game. Most tiers contain multiple distinct crates (different names, prices, and looks within the same rarity) — the conveyor rotates through them.
Early-Game Crates
Common – Rare · 3 entries
Common Crate
Common~$100–250
+$1–5
Stone Key Crate
Uncommon$5,000
+$25
Rare-tier crates (Slime, Wood Key, etc.)
Rare~$1,500–100,000
~+$1.25K
Common and Uncommon tiers are available from the start — no unlock conditions. Rare-tier crates start appearing as your Conveyor Luck grows; names observed in this tier include the Slime Crate, Wood Key Crate, and Chocolate Bar Crate. Prices in this tier vary widely between recordings, likely due to game updates, so use the range as orientation.
Mid-Game Crates
Epic – Mythic · 4 entries
Typewriter / Rainbow Key / Bubbly Slime crates
Epic$70K – $600K
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Brain Rot Squishy Crate
Epic$67,000,000
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Magma Slime Crate
Legendary$55,000,000
+$1.25M
Wax Key Crate / RGB Key Crate
Mythic$150M+
+$1.25M – $5M
This is where the price ladder turns vertical: the Epic tier runs from $70K to $67M depending on the specific crate, and confirmed Mythic purchases start at $150M. The Brain Rot Squishy Crate (with the distinctive cartoon-face lid) and the gold-foiled Magma Slime Crate are the two most commonly recorded mid-game purchases.
Late-Game Crates
Divine – Godly · 7 entries
Divine-tier crates (Ice Pop, Chroma Key, etc.)
Divine$1.5B – $50B
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Squishy Dumpling Key Crate
Divine$25,000,000,000
+$25B
Wax Fruit Crate
Exotic$450B
+$125B
Dubai Chocolate Crate
Exotic$1.2T
+$450B
Fluffy Pancakes Crate
Exotic$5T
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Capybara Squishy Crate
Godly$150T
+$1.25T
Wax Dumpling Squishy Crate
Godly$600T
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The Godly-tier Capybara Squishy Crate requires maximum Conveyor Luck to even spawn — it's the game's effective endgame purchase.
Event & Special Crates
Honey / Rebirth / Exclusive / Limited · 4 entries
Honey Dipper Crate
HoneySpawns during Honey Weather Events (rarely otherwise)
~$25K; drops honey-themed toys; dirt-cheap for its tier
Rebirth ASMR Crate
Rebirth ASMR1 per rebirth completed
Can't be bought; contains permanent Rebirth-tier toys
Golden Keyboard (Exclusive)
ExclusiveVIP gamepass
Robux purchase; VIP also adds +50% Luck and +50% Cash
Limited Prismwave Keyboard Crate
LimitedDirect purchase at map center, 600 Robux
The only Limited crate; contains the game's strongest observed earner
The Honey Dipper Crate deserves emphasis: at roughly $25K it costs less than many Rare crates, but only appears in volume during the 5-minute Honey event. When honey weather hits, buying every one you see is usually correct.
The buying answer
Which Crate Should You Buy Right Now?
The decision in one paragraph each, by stage.
- 1
Just Started
Pre-Rebirth
Buy whatever the belt gives you
Commons and the $5,000 Stone Key Crate. Your cash is better spent on conveyor and luck upgrades than on hoarding crates, because every upgrade raises what the belt offers you tomorrow. Stomp crates for income between purchases. Don't save for mid-tier crates yet; a $70K crate on a level-1 account is a trap.
- 2
Building Passive Income
Rebirth 1–3
Target Epic and Legendary crates in the $70K–$67M range
But only after your core upgrades are funded. The toys inside (Butter Squishy at $50K/use, Brainrot Squishy at $159K/use) are the ones that transform your per-tile income. Start timing big purchases around Luck Weather Events — the doubled rarity rolls matter more as crate prices rise.
- 3
Late Game
Rebirth 4+
Hunt Divine crates and up
The math changes here: a $25B Squishy Dumpling Key Crate only makes sense when your passive income measures in billions, and the $150T Capybara Squishy Crate is a max-luck, endgame-wallet purchase. At this stage, weather timing isn't optional — opening $25B crates outside a Luck event is leaving rarity on the table.
When to Skip Buying and Save for the Conveyor Instead
If you can't afford what your belt already shows you, buy crates; if you can easily afford everything showing, upgrade the belt.
A conveyor upgrade permanently raises the tier of everything you see, while a crate is gone in one open. Players who dump their first $100K into a single mid-tier crate instead of luck upgrades routinely stall out — the belt is the investment, crates are the dividend.
Acceleration
How to Get Better Crates Faster
Three levers, in order of importance.
- 1
Upgrade Conveyor Luck
The single biggest factor in what spawns. This is where most of your cash should go until late game.
- 2
Stack luck boosts
VIP (+50% Luck, plus +50% Cash), the 2x Luck gamepass (75 Robux per third-party price trackers), and the Luck Weather Event (2x) all multiply your odds of better pulls. They compound — stacking them before a big opening session is the optimal play.
- 3
Play the weather clock
Events run about 5 minutes and rotate server-side. Luck events double rarity rolls; Honey events flood the belt with cheap Honey Crates; Cash Rush doubles all income, which effectively halves crate prices. If a big purchase is coming, wait for the right event — or server-hop until you find one. The weather playbook
FAQ
Quick Answers
Is the Limited Prismwave Keyboard Crate worth 600 Robux?
By the numbers, yes — it contains the strongest earner ever observed in the game ($636M per second, continuous). Nothing you can earn with cash comes close. Whether that's worth real money is your call, but there's no gameplay path to this toy except Robux.
How much does the VIP gamepass actually matter?
Meaningfully, for two reasons: +50% Luck improves every crate you open forever, and it includes the Exclusive Golden Keyboard. Third-party trackers list VIP at 299 Robux (some sources cite 119 — pricing may have changed). If you're buying only one gamepass, VIP or 2x Luck are the two to compare.
Can free-to-play players reach the top crates?
Yes — nothing in the Divine/Godly chain is Robux-gated. F2P progression is slower (no luck or cash boosts), but conveyor upgrades, weather timing, and rebirth multipliers are all free. The Robux-only items (Golden/Prismwave Keyboards) are conveniences and collectibles, not progression requirements.
Why do crate prices differ between this guide and other sites?
Because most sites copy each other, and the game updates frequently. We've seen the same crate quoted at $5,000 and $25,000 across sources — both were real, from different versions. Our figures come from dated gameplay recordings, and we mark anything uncertain rather than picking a number that looks authoritative.