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Aniimo Monthly Pass: Price, Perks and Prime Energy
The Monthly Pass costs US$4.99, runs 30 days, and mostly buys you headroom: a higher energy cap, faster eggs, and currency spread across the month.
The short version
- US$4.99, roughly €6, for 30 days
- Separate from the Companion Handbook battle pass; buying the pass does not include a paid Handbook track
- Primagy energy cap goes from a base of 300 up to 600
- Prime Energy refills one point every six minutes, 10 per hour, 240 per day
- Egg incubation time drops by two hours
- Currency arrives across the 30 days, and the exact amount is not settled yet
Aniimo's Monthly Pass is the cheapest thing in the shop that changes how you play rather than just handing you a lump of currency. It is US$4.99, roughly €6, and it runs for 30 days.
Most of what it does is quiet. A higher energy ceiling, a shorter wait on eggs, and currency spread across the month. None of it is flashy, and that is the point: the pass is a convenience purchase, and it should be judged on how much of your time it gives back.
Here is what it actually includes, what it does not, and where the numbers are still moving.
What $4.99 buys for 30 days
The Monthly Pass is listed at US$4.99, roughly €6, and lasts 30 days.
The part people get wrong: it is a separate purchase from the Companion Handbook, which is the game's battle pass. Buying the Monthly Pass does not include a paid Companion Handbook track. They are two products and two payments. If you assumed one covered the other, check your cart before you buy.
Prime Energy and the 300 to 600 cap
Prime Energy refills on its own at one point every six minutes. That works out to 10 per hour and 240 per day, and the game states both figures, so you can plan around them.
The Primagy energy system has a base cap of 300. With the Monthly Pass, that cap goes up to 600. A cap is a ceiling on what you can hold, so raising it means the bar keeps filling for longer while you are away instead of sitting full. If you play in one long session in the evening rather than checking in through the day, this is the perk you will feel most.
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Primagy energy cap with the pass
Paying past the daily and weekly limits
Energy is not the only thing with a limit on it. You can spend real money to buy additional stamina and to bypass the daily and weekly energy limits outright.
That sits alongside the rest of the shop, which is convenience items that accelerate progression. Nothing there is required. It is all time, sold back to you. Worth knowing the option exists before you hit a wall on a Sunday and start looking for a way through it.
Currency drip and shorter egg timers
The pass distributes currency across its 30-day run rather than paying out all at once. The exact amount is not settled yet: it turns up as 3,000 Glimmer, as 300 premium currency, and as 330 Lumen crystals. Treat the payout as approximate and do not build a shopping plan around one of those figures.
The other perk is simpler. The pass cuts egg incubation time by two hours. If hatching is the loop you care about, that is two hours off every wait for as long as the pass is active.
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Egg incubation time removed
Where to start
If you play daily, the energy ceiling is the perk that changes how a session goes, and the egg timer is the one you notice second. Buy it for those. Budget for the Companion Handbook separately, and do not plan your spending around one exact currency figure until the game settles on one.
Most of this page was re-checked against the released game on 18 September 2026. The rest has not been re-confirmed since release.