Work out the XP you need, how many laps that is, and how many hours it will actually take — then see what the same hours are worth if a bot does them instead. Pick a course once; both calculators follow it.
Experience per lap is fixed by the game. Experience per hour is the widely cited figure for each course — it drifts with your level and how cleanly you hit the obstacles. Tap a card to switch course.
Every figure above assumes you are at the keyboard for all of it. Agility is the same handful of obstacles, thousands of laps deep, with nothing to decide and nothing to react to — which is exactly the kind of thing that does not need a person doing it.
Botting Hub plays the official game client with nothing injected or hooked, driving it with AI vision and simulated input. Below is what the same course earns unattended.
Old School RuneScape uses a fixed experience curve — each level needs roughly 10% more XP than the last. That is why level 92 is the halfway point to 99: 6,517,253 XP of the 13,034,431 needed.
Progressive mode walks the ladder properly. It takes the best course you qualify for at each level, uses that course's XP per hour until the next one unlocks, and adds the segments together. That is why it lands near 215 hours rather than a flat guess — and why roughly half of it sits between 90 and 99 on Ardougne.
On gold: marks of grace are untradeable, so a rooftop course produces no coins directly. The only conversion is amylase packs from Grace at the Rogues’ Den — 10 marks for 100 amylase crystals, which are tradeable at roughly 599 GP each. That works out at about 5,990 GP a mark, so ten marks an hour is around 60,000 GP an hour. Anyone quoting a rooftop at 100,000+ GP an hour is quoting a number that does not exist.
Which means the honest case for botting Agility is the account, not the gold: 99 Agility, or 70 for Ardougne access, plus the 260 marks a graceful outfit costs.
About 215 hours if you move up to the best course as each one unlocks. Most of that is the top end — roughly 110 hours sits between 90 and 99 on Ardougne alone. Staying on one low course instead can easily double the total.
No. Marks of grace are untradeable and cannot go on the Grand Exchange. The only way to turn them into coins is to buy amylase packs from Grace at the Rogues’ Den — 10 marks for 100 amylase crystals, which are tradeable. At roughly 599 GP a crystal that is about 5,990 GP per mark.
Not really, and any calculator telling you 100k+ GP an hour from rooftops is wrong. At about 10 marks an hour the amylase route is roughly 60k GP an hour, which barely clears the bond. The value of botting Agility is the account, not the gold — 99 Agility, or 70 for Ardougne access and the graceful outfit.
Ardougne rooftop at 90+, around 70,000 XP an hour. Below that, Rellekka at 80 gives about 55,000 and Pollnivneach at 70 about 52,300. Always move up the moment a course unlocks.
Draynor 1, Al Kharid 20, Varrock 30, Canifis 40, Falador 50, Seers’ Village 60, Pollnivneach 70, Rellekka 80 and Ardougne 90. Draynor has had no requirement since the May 2024 change.
13,034,431 XP from level 1. Level 92 is 6,517,253 — the halfway point in XP, not level 50.
260 marks of grace for the full set. At around 10 marks an hour that is roughly 26 hours of laps, which is the main reason people bot Agility in the first place.
Yes — that is what progressive mode does, and it is the only sensible way to run it. Staying on one course past its useful level is the single biggest waste of hours in this skill.
The official game client, driven by AI vision with nothing injected. Agility AI runs every rooftop course and moves up as each one unlocks — one payment, kept for life.
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