+1 Bite Per Click Auras: Documented List, Prices and Bite Multiplier Effects

In +1 Bite Per Click, auras are the multiplier half of your offense. Bites set how much you chew per click, and a flame aura stacks a multiplier on top of that number. You buy them with in-game cash in the Auras menu, which sits right beside the bite shop. Only a handful of tiers have documented names and prices — Red, Green, Silver and Purple Flame, plus two later flames — and only the entry-level Red Flame has a documented effect figure. Everything confirmed so far is collected below; multiplier values for the pricier flames are not documented, so this is a directory of what's verified, not a best-aura ranking.

What an aura does in +1 Bite Per Click

An aura does one documented thing: it multiplies your bite. A guide to the game's big-money shopping trip sums up the division of labor — "bites raise how much you chew per click, auras stack a multiplier on top, and the upgrade board handles the quality-of-life stats." Across all available footage and guides, no aura is shown granting walkspeed, carry capacity or any other stat; those come from the upgrade board and other upgrades.

The Auras menu is also where the multiplier is applied — flame auras are "selected as a multiplier for your bite" there, and the purchased flame works from the moment you buy it. In the one purchase recorded end-to-end, the player's biting power rose immediately after paying. Biting power, the number auras ultimately boost, is broken down further in our bite strength guide, and the bite tiers that set the base chew are on our teeth page.

How to get and equip an aura

1. Save in-game cash. Aura prices run from 200,000 into the trillions, and the cash comes from selling the loot you collect — the recorded aura purchase happens right after the player sells a haul of items. Our money guide covers the earning loop.
2. Open the Auras menu, which sits alongside the bite shop. Flames are listed from cheapest to most expensive, with the cheaper options positioned next to Purple Flame.
3. Compare the listed price with your cash. The entry flame costs 200,000 — in one recorded session the player couldn't yet afford a $500,000 backpack upgrade but could afford this aura.
4. Buy the flame inside the Aura area. The documented example is the Red Flame Aura, bought for 200,000.
5. Watch the bonus apply. Right after that purchase, the narrator reports biting power increasing by 1.2%.

That purchase is the only activation step the evidence shows: no separate equip screen, level requirement or other equip condition appears anywhere in the available material. The flame acts as your bite multiplier from the moment it's bought.

One caution before climbing the ladder: how owned flames interact is not documented. Whether buying a higher flame replaces your current one is never shown — one transcript notes the equipped fire lost mid-session after further purchases — and aura behavior across rebirths is likewise not established. Reopen the Auras menu and check your current flame after big purchases instead of assuming a rule.

+1 Bite Per Click aura list and prices

Heaven Aura is the exception to the cash ladder. It appears only as a Robux gamepass in the game's store listing, and that pass is currently offsale. No in-game route to it and no effect for it are documented, so don't plan around buying it.

The menu also holds more tiers than have documented names. Separate sessions show price points at 20,000,000 (the tier one player considered next), about 3,000,000,000 (an aura bought at 3 billion whose name is never stated — Silver Flame itself appeared at 2 billion in a different session), roughly 200,000,000,000 (a tier a player expected to find, with 150 billion on hand falling short), 2,000,000,000,000, and 20,000,000,000,000 — described in one menu view as the total top and "the very last one". The ladder climbs in roughly tenfold steps. Because these prices were read across separate sessions and guides at different times, treat them as reference points: open the Auras menu and read the current labels before you spend.

Purple Flame: in the game now, effect undocumented

Purple Flame is currently present. A current guide's buy table lists Purple Flame as an Aura costing $20B, with cheaper flame options listed beside it in the menu — so it's a mid-to-high flame, not the ceiling. An independent playthrough corroborates the tier: with $74B still on hand after buying the Angel bite, the player opens the auras menu and buys an aura for exactly 20 billion.

Its multiplier is a different story. No source states a value for Purple Flame, and no prior documented effect figure exists to compare against. It behaves as the standard flame aura — a bite multiplier bought in the Auras menu — and that's as far as the evidence goes.

Should you buy it at $20B? The sources disagree, so treat it as a judgment call rather than a recommendation. One guide folds the $20B Purple Flame into a single big-cash shopping trip; a creator with $29B on hand looked at the auras menu, found nothing worth buying at that point, and bought better bites instead. Compare the flame's price against what the next bite tier costs before committing.

Can you compare auras or pick the best one?

Only one aura has a documented effect figure: the entry Red Flame, with its narrated 1.2% bump. Until multipliers for the higher flames are documented, no defensible best-aura ranking or tier comparison is possible — any "best aura" claim would be guesswork dressed up as data. The visible differences are price and menu order, cheap to expensive.

If an aura purchase matters to you, the practical checklist is: read the current price and multiplier label in the Auras menu, confirm what you can afford after the bites are paid for, then buy inside the Aura area — and watch biting power jump as your success check.