Getting Started in Become a Billionaire
First hour on a 6-player Roblox server: codes, Noob, full pads, and a rebirth.
Become a Billionaire launched on Roblox on 8 May 2026 from 0 Visits Games. You load into an online 6-player server, get your own base, and start with a tiny cash pile. The tutorial on a September 2026 client literally says “Go to the shop and buy a Noob” while the HUD shows $50. This page is the first-hour plan: redeem codes, fill pads, take a rebirth, then learn Floors before you wander off to crates.
Spawn, Shop, and the $50 tutorial
Walk to Shop on the left HUD. The button often carries a FREE badge during onboarding. Buy a Noob. A June 2026 Sportskeeda snapshot priced Noob at $25 and $1 per second, so $50 is enough for two Noobs if that cost still holds. Place each unit on an empty pad. Cash ticks on the plot; collect it by walking through the bills or using Auto Collect later if you buy that gamepass (about 39 Robux).
Do not stand in Shop staring at Influencer or Tix Man. Empty pads earn nothing. The fastest early mistake is saving for one flashy unit while three pads sit idle. Fill every reachable slot with the cheapest character you can afford, then replace the weakest pad when cash allows.
Redeem codes before the first spend spike
Open Shop and find Redeem Codes. The field is labeled Code Here, with Gift Player beside it. Enter UPDATELOG, CommunityServer, and FREEROLLS. As of September 2026 each of those codes grants 10 rolls. If a code fails, check the how to redeem steps rather than guessing extra spaces. Rolls and early Gems beat a slow grind through the first Shop rows.
Fill the plot, then look at rebirth
After a handful of Noobs, the Shop ladder from that June snapshot ran Business Bacon $75 / $3s, Influencer $450 / $10s, Tix Man $3.5k / $50s, Tix Investor $25k / $250s, then Hacker at $150k / $750s. Those figures are a patch snapshot, not a forever price list. Later community lists also mention Knight, Samurai, and gold or diamond merge variants. Always read the live Shop tile.
When the next row will take several minutes of waiting, stop buying and walk to the rebirth portal on the plot. Spending cash for rebirth points resets cash and current units, but the point upgrades stay. Put the first points into Cash Boost on the Balance board (0/100, 1x toward 2x). That is the whole point of the first hour: a full plot, then a reset that makes the next plot faster. Details live in the Rebirth Guide.
Floors, Season, and the rest of the HUD
Left of the screen you also get Floors (elevator icon) and Season. Floors expand the base; Sportskeeda noted that extra floors cost rebirth points. Do not unlock a new floor until the floor you already have is full. Season is a timed track, not a first-hour requirement. The right Balance board also shows Rebirth Buttons, Unlock Gems +0/min, and Bulk Buy. Ignore Bulk Buy until you can afford several copies of the same cheap unit in one click.
For button-by-button labels, use Controls and HUD. You do not need that page to finish the first session, but you will want it the first time Shop, Floors, and Season feel like noise.
Forever Pack, ads, and what to skip
Shop also lists a Forever Pack that pays out for watching ads: +10 Gems, +$0, +25 Gems, +Basic Crate, +50 Gems. Grab the Gem drips if you are already in Shop. Do not spend those first Gems on a crate spree. Crates sit at map center (Basic, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Premium) and drop totems you place on the base. Early Gems are worth more as merge fuel later. See Merge and Crates after you own five copies of one character.
Skip Robux units on day one. Guard (99 Robux), El Gato (319 Robux), and Farmer (999 Robux) exist as paid shop rows. They are optional. Infinite Rebirths is also a Robux product. None of them are required to leave the tutorial.
First-hour character ladder, with a caveat
Use the character tier list when you want a ranked view. For the first session, think in bands rather than memorizing every tile:
- Starter cash: Noob, Business Bacon, Influencer.
- First real spike: Tix Man, Tix Investor, Hacker.
- Mid snapshot: Millionaire $2.5M / $3.5k s, Crypto Bro $17.5M / $15k s, DJ $250M / $75k s.
- Late snapshot from the same article: Mr. Frost through Grandma, plus Robux rows, with Billionaire listed at $1B cost and $400T per second, a pairing that does not match nearby tiles and was clearly rebalanced later.
If a live price disagrees with this page, the live Shop wins.
Close the first session on purpose
Before you leave, walk How to Earn Faster only if you already filled the plot and rebirthed once. Otherwise stay here. End the first session only after three things are true: every starter slot you can reach is occupied, at least one rebirth has been spent on Cash Boost, and you can point to Shop, Floors, the rebirth portal, the crate ring, and the merge machine without spinning the camera. Screenshot the Balance board so Cash Boost and Gems per minute have a baseline after the next login. Tomorrow starts faster if tonight’s plot is full and the portal has already been used.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
What should I buy first in Become a Billionaire?
A Noob from Shop. The tutorial asks for it and the September 2026 HUD shows $50, which covers at least one Noob at the June 2026 $25 snapshot price.
When should I take my first rebirth?
As soon as the next Shop unit will take too long. Resetting for Cash Boost is faster than idling on a half-empty plot. Read the Rebirth Guide for spend order.
Should I open crates during the first hour?
No. Keep early Gems. Crates are a mid-game spike. Merge later when you have five identical copies.
Which codes should I redeem on day one?
UPDATELOG, CommunityServer, and FREEROLLS, 10 rolls each as of September 2026. Use how to redeem if the Code Here field rejects a string.