About Money Clicker
Money Clicker is a pixel-art clicker game about turning a single dollar into a fortune. A big green bill sits in the middle of the screen, a long cash counter runs across the top, and every click adds to it.
The money pays for cards along the bottom. Employees cost $100, a company $500, a factory $2,000 and a mine $5,000, and each one helps you get richer faster. Arrows on either side scroll to more cards, including an oil pump, an electricity station, a money maker and a money hack.
It's a Scratch clicker game with chunky pixel graphics, background music and a music button in the top corner. You can play Money Clicker online in any browser tab, on a computer, phone or tablet.
How to Play Money Clicker
- Click or tap the green dollar bill to earn money.
- Watch the counter at the top to see how much you have.
- Click a card at the bottom to buy it once you can afford it.
- Use the red arrows on the left and right to scroll to more cards.
- Keep clicking and buying, then save up for the bigger cards.
What to Expect in Money Clicker
Money Clicker starts slow. Your first dollars come one click at a time, so the opening minutes are all about reaching $100 for your first hire. After that, each card you buy speeds things up.
The fun is in the shopping. Every card has its own little picture, from a man behind a desk to a red mine entrance, with the price printed in green above it, and the next one always looks a little out of reach. You can play Money Clicker free here for as long as you like.
Tips for Money Clicker
- Buy Employees first. At $100 it's the cheapest card, so it's the quickest way to get going.
- Check both arrows before you save up for something. More cards sit off to the sides, out of view.
- Keep clicking after you own a few cards. Your clicks still add to the total.
- Save for a factory or a mine instead of spending every dollar on the cheapest card.
- On a phone, turn the screen sideways so the cards at the bottom are bigger and easier to tap.
Who Made Money Clicker
Money Clicker was made by GAMING_GUY18, who shared it on Scratch. All of the graphics were drawn by GAMING_GUY18, and a later update added more cards. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Money Clicker project on Scratch.
FAQ
Is Money Clicker free?
Yes. Money Clicker costs nothing to play on FunClicker. It runs in your browser, so there's nothing to install and no account to make. Open it, click the dollar bill, and start buying cards as soon as you have your first $100.
How do you play Money Clicker?
Click or tap the green dollar bill in the middle of the screen to earn cash. Spend it on the cards along the bottom: employees, companies, factories and mines. The red arrows on each side scroll to more cards. Each purchase helps your money grow faster, so the loop is click, buy, and click some more.
What is the goal in Money Clicker?
The aim is to see how much money you can pile up. You start with a single dollar and work up to the expensive cards, like the $5,000 mine and the extras behind the side arrows. Every card you add makes the next one easier to afford.
Who made Money Clicker?
Money Clicker was made by GAMING_GUY18, who shared it on Scratch and drew all of the graphics. A later update added extra cards, including an oil pump, an electricity station, a money maker and a money hack. FunClicker embeds the original Scratch version.
Can I play Money Clicker on a Chromebook or phone?
Yes. Scratch games run in the browser on desktop computers, Chromebooks and most phones and tablets. Money Clicker only needs clicks or taps, so a touchscreen works fine. On a small phone, turning the screen sideways makes the cards at the bottom easier to hit.
Is Money Clicker unblocked at school?
It only needs a browser tab, with nothing to download or install. Whether it opens on a school network is up to that network's filters, which we do not control. If it loads on your connection, it plays the same way it does anywhere else.
What can you buy in Money Clicker?
The first four cards are Employees at $100, a Company at $500, a Factory at $2,000 and a Mine at $5,000. The arrows on the sides lead to more, such as an oil pump, an electricity station, a money maker and a money hack. Each one helps you earn more.
What does Money Clicker look like?
It uses chunky pixel art. A bright green bill fills the center of a dark blue screen, a long digital-style counter runs across the top, and the shop cards along the bottom each show a little building or worker with its price in green. Red arrow buttons sit on each side.
