Monthly Pass Versus Bundle: Endfield Spending Order
On the Arknights: Endfield page the Monthly Pass is $3.73 against a $4.99 list price, while the bundled items run from the Grand Vision Arsenal Bundle at $0.75 up to the Mine bits of Origeometry Bundle at $121.07. Choosing between them is mostly a question of what you want first: a steady drip or a single large delivery.
Key takeaways
- Arknights: Endfield carries a published discount of 25% on the store's home page.
- One Origeometry converts into 75 Oroberyl for character banners, or 25 Arsenal Tickets for weapons.
- The Monthly Pass at $3.73 is the lowest-priced recurring item; the smallest bundle is $0.75.
- Delivery is published as 15–30 minutes after payment, and the account must stay logged out while it runs.
Why the pass usually comes first
A pass and a bundle solve different problems. The Monthly Pass spreads its value across a period, which suits a player who logs in most days and wants a small, predictable addition. A bundle lands in one go, which suits a player who is pushing a specific upgrade and does not want to wait. The page lists both without ranking them, so the sensible order is to decide which shape of value you actually need before comparing prices at all.
The pricing facts are narrow and checkable. The Monthly Pass is listed at $3.73 beside a $4.99 list price, and the Weekly Materials Bundle carries the same pair of figures. At the other end sit the larger bundles: the Mine bits of Origeometry Bundle at $121.07 against $148.94, the Protocol Flow Bundle at $22.43 against $29.99 and the All Rounder Bundle at $14.95 against $19.99. Between them are the mid-sized items — the HR Support Bundle at $11.21, the Value Arsenal Ticket Pack at $10.46 and the Protocol Customized pack at $7.47.
KeyGold runs these orders as a third-party top-up service, and the Endfield route is a login top-up rather than a code. That matters for the pass: a recurring item has to be bought inside the account, which is exactly what a login order does. The page also states that in-game bonuses apply the same way as a self-purchase.
The published bundle list, ranked by price
The table below takes six items from the Endfield page and puts their two published prices next to each other. The difference column is my own subtraction; the first three columns are printed on the page.
| Item | Price (US$) | List price (US$) | Difference (US$) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grand Vision Arsenal Bundle | 0.75 | 0.99 | 0.24 |
| Monthly Pass | 3.73 | 4.99 | 1.26 |
| Value Arsenal Ticket Pack | 10.46 | 13.99 | 3.53 |
| HR Support Bundle | 11.21 | 14.99 | 3.78 |
| Protocol Flow Bundle | 22.43 | 29.99 | 7.56 |
| Mine bits of Origeometry Bundle | 121.07 | 148.94 | 27.87 |
Read the last column as a spending ladder rather than a quality ranking. The differences grow with the price of the item, which is what a shelf-wide percentage looks like. Nothing in the table says a $121.07 bundle is better value than a $3.73 pass; it only says that a bigger purchase carries a bigger cash difference at the same published discount band.
Worked example: cost per Origeometry
If you want a single number to compare the Origeometry listings, cost per Origeometry works well. The conversion facts published on the page are that one Origeometry becomes 75 Oroberyl for character-banner pulls, or 25 Arsenal Tickets for weapons. Prices below are the published ones; the divisions are mine, and this is an illustration rather than a recommendation.
21+5 Origeometry at $6.72. Contents: 21 base + 5 bonus = 26 Origeometry. Cost per unit: 6.72 ÷ 26 = $0.2585. In Oroberyl terms that is 26 × 75 = 1950 Oroberyl, or 1950 ÷ 75 = 26 Origeometry's worth of pulls.
57+11 Origeometry at $15.70. Contents: 57 + 11 = 68 Origeometry. Cost per unit: 15.70 ÷ 68 = $0.2309. Oroberyl: 68 × 75 = 5100.
194+48 Origeometry at $52.35. Contents: 194 + 48 = 242 Origeometry. Cost per unit: 52.35 ÷ 242 = $0.2163. Oroberyl: 242 × 75 = 18,150; in Arsenal Tickets the same 242 Origeometry equals 242 × 25 = 6050 tickets.
The pattern is a fall of about four cents per unit between the smallest and the largest listing. Against that, the Monthly Pass is a different shape of spend entirely: $3.73 for a period of value rather than a block of currency. The page does not state how long the pass runs, so any per-day figure would be an assumption of mine rather than a published number, and I am leaving it out for that reason.
The bundle ladder as the chart draws it
The chart below picks up three of those Origeometry bundles — 21+5 at $6.72 against $8.99, 57+11 at $15.70 against $20.99 and 194+48 at $52.35 against $69.99 — and draws the KeyGold price and the list price as two bars per bundle. It is the visual version of the division worked out above, sourced to the Arknights: Endfield page and read on 24 Sept 2026.
What the drawn pairs make plain is the same thing the divisions do: the rung you choose sets the price per Origeometry, and the list price beside each bar is a reference rather than the amount you hand over. Neither the chart nor the table ranks the bundles by what is inside them — both simply put the two published figures side by side, one row at a time.
Two housekeeping points help before you compare anything. The store's top-up index shows which titles are carried at all, and the help center lays out the login process in the same wording the Endfield form uses. If a step still looks ambiguous, the contact page lists the live chat, which is staffed by a real person around the clock, before and after a purchase.
What the Endfield order needs
The form asks for the official Gryphline or Hypergryph login email and password, plus the Player UID shown at the bottom-left of the main screen, the in-game nickname and the server. Two servers are supported: Asia, and Americas / Europe. They share no progress and no purchases, so a form filled in with the wrong one will not help your character. Official account login only is accepted — sign-ins through Google, Facebook or PlayStation are not.
Delivery is published as 15–30 minutes after payment, and the page is blunt about the risk of staying in game: if your session is active while the order is processed, the login gets kicked and the top-up fails. Log out before you pay and leave the game closed until the Order Record shows the order complete. First-time buyers can use the published new-user coupon — 15%, one coupon, no threshold, valid 30 days — and the site's Full Refund Guarantee says that if an order is not delivered or the items cannot be used, KeyGold refunds it in full. The full list, with every price beside its list price, is on the page players reach when they search for top up arknights endfield.
Frequently asked questions
Should the Monthly Pass come before the bundles?
There is no published ranking, so the useful test is shape rather than price: the pass at $3.73 spreads its value over a period, while a bundle such as the Grand Vision Arsenal Bundle at $0.75 delivers its contents at once.
Why does the bundle table show a bigger cash difference on expensive items?
Because the published discount is a percentage, not a flat amount: 27.87 US$ off the Mine bits bundle and 0.24 US$ off the Grand Vision bundle are the same band applied to very different prices.
Deciding your order of spending
Start with the shape of value you need this month, then use the published pairs of prices to check the item that fits. If you are chasing character-banner pulls, the Origeometry conversion of 75 Oroberyl per unit makes the larger listings easy to compare against each other; if you want a weapon, the 25 Arsenal Tickets per unit is the number that matters. Keep the account details to hand before you start, because the order cannot begin without the Player UID and the correct server. And log out of the game the moment you pay, since that one habit is what the published instructions single out as the difference between a clean delivery and a failed one.
Item names, prices, list prices, discounts, delivery windows, account requirements and refund wording come from KeyGold's own pages, read 24 Sept 2026; the differences and cost-per-unit figures are my own arithmetic on those published numbers.[1]