SharkBite 2 Tools

Guides tell you what to do. These tools tell you how many rounds that decision costs. Both child pages are tables you can use without an account. They assume a survivor win pays about 100 Shark Teeth, which is the number used across this wiki and in how to get Teeth.

Open a tool

• Teeth planner — price ÷ 100, plus notes for codes and shark wipes.
• Boat compare — two-hull speed, agility, and price in one glance.

Use them after you read getting started and before you open the shop with a hero complex. The boat tier list is the opinion layer on top of the compare sheet.

What these tools are not

They are not live APIs. If Abracadabra changes a price, your client wins and the changelog should follow. They are not Robux converters. They are not script menus — those sit on the scripts hub and are optional and risky.

They also cannot see your inventory. If you already own Thompson, do not “plan” Thompson again. Subtract what you have, then divide.

A sane workflow

1. Redeem codes.
2. Pick one target from the weapon or boat list.
3. Run the planner.
4. If the win count is a month, pick a cheaper A-tier.
5. Play Standard with survive habits until the counter matches.

If you roll shark often, remember wipes can pay more than 100. The planner stays conservative on purpose so you are pleasantly early, not bitterly late.

Related catalogs

Numbers are copied from boats, sharks, and weapons. If a row is missing, it is probably an event item — check events.

Official play happens on Roblox. These pages exist so the shop’s extra zeros have a unit you can feel: evenings of rounds, not abstract wealth.

When you are done planning, close the tool. A spreadsheet that never queues is another D-tier boat.

If you want a third “tool,” it is the Codes Hub: subtract redeemed Teeth before you divide. That is still planning, just with a free lump at the front of the session.