What to choose
Compare Monthly Card first for regular play and future pulls; compare an immediate Originite Prime pack when you need currency today. For a limited banner, keep the banner’s own exchange and guarantee rules separate from the purchase decision.
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Start with the product
Monthly Card
A Monthly Card spreads rewards across your daily play. Compare what you can collect before your next banner with an immediate Originite Prime pack, using the price shown at Android checkout.
A daily reward and a limited banner have different clocks
A Monthly Card’s later rewards may be useful for the next banner while being too late for the current one. Separate purchase-day resources from login rewards and include only what arrives before your target deadline.
Open the Monthly Card details in your game and note its purchase-day reward, daily rewards and current price. Put those beside the Originite Prime pack you would otherwise buy: the better fit depends on when you need the resources.
Put your own budget into the comparison
Start with the amount you already planned to spend. For each product, list what arrives now and what you can collect before your deadline. That shows which rewards actually help your next purchase or banner.
Use the current Android checkout price for this comparison. A listing from another store can help identify the product, but its price may belong to a different platform or region.
Where Play Points fit
Eligible Google Play purchases earn Play Points. Spending game currency you already own does not create another purchase, and an official web checkout is billed separately. Use the final earn rate shown on your Google account; future points are a separate benefit from the game resources delivered today.
FAQ
Is every limited Operator always 300 contracts?
No. Current official notices show some older limited Operators at 200.
Sources and regional references
- Official site for this game version
- Monthly Card — US
- Arknights Global 2026 Limited Headhunting notice
- Google Play Points earning rules — United States
- Google Play Points levels — United States
Publication or edition reference; not an Android price quote
Official sources checked: October 7, 2026