Coin Master Villages: Costs, Levels & Full Village List

Coin Master is built around one relentless loop: spin, earn coins, build your village, move on. The catch is that each new village costs significantly more than the last — what starts as a few million coins eventually climbs into the hundreds of trillions. Whether you’re budgeting for your next village or just trying to see how far the rabbit hole goes, this page has every village name, level number, and cost in one place.

How village costs scale

Village costs don’t rise in a straight line — they accelerate sharply as you move into the higher levels. Here’s a rough breakdown of what to expect at each stage of the game:

The jump from billions to trillions happens around Village 277. From there, costs climb fast enough that free spins alone won’t keep you funded — events, raids, attacks, and boom villages all become essential tools.

How to reduce village costs

Village Mania is the key event to watch for. When it’s active, you can get either a 20% discount across all building items or a 65% discount on bottom-row items (which are the most expensive items in any village). Timing a major village upgrade to coincide with Village Mania can save enormous amounts of coins at higher levels. Keep an eye on the Coin Master events schedule so you don’t miss it.

Full Coin Master village list and costs

Every village in order, with costs as of June 2026. The table is updated when new villages are added to the game.

Search by village name or jump to a village number. Hover a cost cell for the full value. Estimated costs for unreleased villages are marked with ~.

What are boom villages?

Some villages in Coin Master give you a better chance of pulling rare and gold cards from chests. The community calls these “boom villages.” Moon Active has never officially confirmed them, but enough players have tested this consistently that the pattern is widely accepted by the Coin Master community.

If you’re trying to complete a card set, it’s worth pausing your village progression when you’re in a known boom village and buying chests while you’re still there. Moving on too quickly means you may miss the better card odds. For a full breakdown of which villages are boom villages and how they affect chest rewards, see our Coin Master boom villages guide.

How to earn more coins faster

The village cost table above makes clear why coins are always in short supply. The fastest legitimate ways to keep up with costs:

• Coin Master free spins — claim daily reward links to stack up spins and coin wins
• Coin Master events — events like Attack Madness and Raid Madness multiply your coin earnings significantly
• Coin Master chests — buying chests in boom villages maximises what you get for your coins
• Raids and attacks — the slot machine’s raid and attack outcomes generate coin income on top of your regular spins

FAQ

How many villages are in Coin Master?

As of June 2026, there are 570 villages. Moon Active adds new villages on a rolling basis, so the number continues to grow.

What village does Coin Master end on?

The current final village is Village 570: Bird Feeders. Players who reach it simply wait for the next update to add more.

Do all villages cost the same?

No. Costs rise sharply with each village. Village 1 costs 3.1 million coins; Village 277 crosses into trillions for the first time; Village 570 costs over 1,292 trillion coins.

How many items do you need to build per village?

Most villages require 25 items. Villages 1–4 only require 20.

What is Village Mania in Coin Master?

Village Mania is a limited-time event that discounts building costs — either 20% off everything or 65% off bottom-row items. It’s the best time to push through expensive villages. See the section above on reducing village costs to track when it’s active.

What are boom villages and do they matter?

Boom villages offer better chest rewards, including higher chances of rare and gold cards. They’re community-confirmed but not officially documented by Moon Active. See the section above for the full list.

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