Kick an Uma Calculator — Income, Goal & Unit Tools (September 2026)
Kick an Uma pays Cash for every Uma you place on a barn pad, and this calculator page gives you three tools for planning that income: a pad income planner that totals your HUD $/s readings, a Cash goal countdown that estimates how long an upgrade takes and how fast it pays for itself, and a converter that restates any HUD number per minute, hour or day. Every figure comes from you or from labeled community samples. Last verified September 9, 2026.
Pad Income Planner
List every Uma sitting on a barn pad with the cash-per-second value from your HUD. Add the same Uma as many times as you have it, or set a pad count, and the planner scales the total across time.
| Uma | Cash per second ($/s) | Pads | Subtotal per second | Remove |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| community sample | $3.3K 100.0% of total | |||
$0 | ||||
$0 | ||||
$0 | ||||
$0 | ||||
$0 |
Total: $3.3K/s · 1 pad counted across 1 Uma row
At this rate your barn banks about 285,120,000 Cash per day and 1,995,840,000 per week, assuming the game keeps running.
Planning tool only. Prefilled values come from community-reported HUD samples (such as Kitasan Black at $3.3K/s) and have not been verified against every server build — replace them with your own HUD readings. The game does not publish official per-Uma income.
Cash Goal & Upgrade ETA
Type the price of whatever you are saving for — a Weight upgrade, a pad slot, anything with a Cash cost — and the tool turns your barn income into a countdown. Use it before you buy to see whether a bigger pad or a longer grind wins.
Copy the price straight from the in-game shop. Accepts 3.3K, 1.2M, 4.5B.
Leave empty if you are starting from zero.
Enter a Cash goal above and the countdown appears here.
Compare two upgrades or two pad swaps
Enter the $/s each option would add to your barn. Add the Cash cost too if the option has one, and the tool shows the new countdown and how long the option takes to pay for itself.
Fill in at least one option to compare it against your current barn.
Countdown is a planning model: it assumes your pads keep earning at the rate you entered for the whole window, and it ignores anything the game does while you are offline — the developer publishes no offline rate. Costs and $/s values are whatever you type in.
HUD Cash Converter
Your HUD shows one number — usually Cash per second — but upgrade prices and goals are usually written per minute, hour or day. Type the reading once and the tool lists it in every time unit, so you can compare a HUD value against a shop price without doing the math.
Accepts HUD shorthand: 3.3K, 1.2M, 4.5B, 2T.
Type a number above to see it converted into every time unit.
This is arithmetic on the number you type, not a game-published figure. The developer publishes no official per-Uma income, so every value here should come from your own HUD.
Three Kick an Uma calculators on one page
Pad income planner
List every Uma on a barn pad with the $/s your HUD shows, and how many of that Uma you own. The planner totals per second, minute, hour, day and week, and shows each row’s share of the total.
Cash goal ETA
Type the Cash price of whatever you are saving for and the Cash you already hold. The tool turns your barn income into a countdown, then compares two candidate upgrades by new countdown and payback time.
HUD cash converter
Convert a single HUD reading into every time unit. HUDs show Cash per second while shop prices are written per hour or per day, so one conversion tells you whether you can afford the next upgrade.
All three tools share one pad list: whatever you enter in the planner feeds the goal countdown, so you only type your HUD readings once.
How these Kick an Uma calculators work
This Kick an Uma calculator set is a lightweight planning model, not a simulator. The planner adds up the cash-per-second values you enter for each pad and scales them across time: per second × 60 for per minute, × 3,600 for per hour, × 86,400 for per day, and × 604,800 for per week. Because the game publishes no official per-Uma rates, every input is either your own HUD reading or a community-reported sample flagged for replacement.
The Cash goal ETA tool subtracts the Cash you already hold from the price you type, then divides what is left by your barn’s $/s to get a countdown. Its comparison table adds the $/s each candidate upgrade would bring, recalculates the countdown, and divides the upgrade cost by the extra $/s to show how long the upgrade takes to pay for itself. That model assumes your pads earn continuously for the whole window; the game publishes no offline rate, so away time is not counted.
The HUD cash converter is pure arithmetic on one number: whatever you type is multiplied by 60, 3,600, 86,400, 604,800 and 2,592,000 to restate it per minute, hour, day, week and 30 days. Use it when a shop price is written per hour but your HUD only shows per second. The converter never guesses a value for you.
- Your HUD is the source of truth — every planning estimate is only as good as the $/s numbers you type; prefills are starting points, not verified values.
- Community samples are flagged — rows like Kitasan Black at ~$3.3K/s carry a community badge so you know to cross-check them.
- Upgrade costs are yours to enter — the developer publishes no cost table, so the goal countdown only knows the price you read in the shop.
- Re-checked on evidence — the prefill list is revisited when new HUD samples or official notes publish, not on a fixed schedule.
Pair the calculators with the tier list to decide which Umas are worth pushing farther zones for, with the how to play guide when you want the kick and pad loop explained, and with the codes page to grab the free code Umas first.
FAQ
How does the Kick an Uma income planner work?
The planner is a simple planning model. You list each Uma on your barn pads with its cash-per-second HUD value and how many of that Uma you have, and it sums them into a per-second total, then multiplies out to per-minute, per-hour, per-day and per-week figures so you can compare plots at a glance. It does not simulate drops or rerolls — it only totals the numbers you enter.
Where do the prefilled values come from?
Prefilled rows come from community-reported HUD samples, such as Kitasan Black at about $3.3K/s. These are unverified and vary by server build, so replace them with your own HUD readings before trusting the total. Any Uma without a sample starts at zero for you to fill in.
Why are there no official Kick an Uma income rates?
The developer has not published official per-Uma income values, rarities, or probabilities. Until those exist, the planner relies on player HUD samples and is clearly labeled a planning estimate rather than a guaranteed payout.
How do I work out how long an upgrade will take?
Open the Cash goal ETA tool, type the upgrade price you read in the shop, and add any Cash you already hold. The tool divides what is left by your barn’s $/s and shows the countdown, plus how long a candidate upgrade takes to pay for itself. The price and the $/s both come from you, because the game publishes no official income or cost tables.
What does the HUD cash converter do?
It restates one HUD number in every time unit. HUDs usually show Cash per second while upgrades are priced per hour of grinding, so the converter multiplies your reading by 60, 3,600 and 86,400 to give per-minute, per-hour and per-day figures, plus a 30-day line. That is arithmetic on your number, not a game-published rate.
Can I save or share my Kick an Uma pad setup?
Yes. The tool writes your pad list into the page URL and also keeps it in your browser, so copying the address shares your setup and reopening the page restores it. This keeps the planning model portable without an account.
Sources and verification
These links show where this page's factual inputs came from. Community and independent references are not developer announcements.
- Community launch-week wiki coverage (kick-an-uma.wiki) (Community) - Launch-week Uma names, rarity labels and pad-income HUD samples; treat as unverified until cross-checked
- Roblox Games API snapshot (Official) - Visits, favorites, active-player snapshot, creation and update timestamps (checked Oct 23 2026)
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Data source: Roblox Games API snapshot (Sep 9 2026) and launch-week community coverage — income samples are community-reported HUD readings, not official values. Income samples are community-reported HUD readings, not official values; every tool on this page is a planning estimate only.