+1 Bite Per Click Teeth: Sourced Bite Tier List, Costs and How to Choose

Teeth in +1 Bite Per Click are the purchasable bite tiers that set how much you chew per click. You buy each new set in the bite shop for Money, and a set only arrives once your trained Bite Strength is high enough — new teeth require both resources at once. The documented ladder runs from a $5 upgrade that takes you to five bites per click, through Silver (30+ bites), the $6.30 billion Angel bite and the $30 billion Mithril bite, up to a most-expensive bite priced at 100 trillion. No available source documents the complete, ordered shop list or most per-tier prices, so this guide does the two things the evidence supports: it lists every tier with a sourced cost or effect, and it shows you how to buy and compare the tiers directly on the in-game shop screens.

Teeth, bites and Bite Strength are three different things

The game's loop ties them together: train Bite Strength, bite through walls, collect the loot that drops, sell it for Money, and spend that Money on stronger teeth.

• Bite Strength is trained, not bought. It grows while you bite and while you're offline, and training stations scattered around the map raise it further. It acts as the gate on which teeth you can unlock next.
• Teeth — the tiers the shop calls "bites" — are purchases. Each set raises your bites per click: five per bite after the $5 entry, 30+ with Silver, 500+ with Platinum.
• Auras are a separate purchase family. They stack a multiplier on top of your bites and are sold in a menu next to the bite shop, with their own costs — those belong on the auras page, not in the teeth list below.

Because every next set of teeth is money-gated, progression means keeping both resources growing: Bite Strength so the next tier will accept you, Money so you can pay for it. If you're still setting up your first session, the beginner guide covers that loop end to end.

Confirmed teeth and bite tiers

Tiers appear in your bite list as you progress, and you buy them at the shop machines. The table below collects every tier that a September 2026 shop listing or a gameplay recording actually names, with its documented cost and effect.

One honesty note before the table: only a few ordering links are documented — Bone → Stone; Silver bought before Platinum within one session; Angel → Mithril; and Frost Glacial → Solar → Arcane. The recordings never stitch the early, mid and billion-band tiers onto one continuous shop list, so treat the gaps between the documented segments as unknown rather than reading the row order as a verified shop sequence.

The late-tree session ended with two more unnamed tiers still listed above Arcane, and the 100-trillion ceiling comes from a different recording — no source names the top bite or connects it to those two. Everything else between the verified anchors, and most per-tier prices, has not been documented publicly.

How to buy your next teeth

1. Fund the purchase. Selling loot is the documented route to Money — one recorded run banked $80 billion from a single Divine lucky-block drop. Active codes can shorten the wait between purchases.
2. Check Bite Strength, not just cash. Each next set of teeth requires both enough Bite Strength and enough Money, so keep biting (offline time counts) while your funds build — Bite Strength has its own guide.
3. Buy at the shop machines. The bites and teeth machines sit with the other purchase stations; prices are shown right on them. Documented examples: the $5 five-bites entry beside a $100,000 "more teeth" machine, and the 8-million tier listed just above a freshly bought Sapphire.
4. Confirm it worked. Your bites-per-click counter jumps immediately — five per bite after the $5 buy, 30+ after Silver, 500+ after Platinum — and walls that used to put up a fight fall straight down.

A documented route: Angel into Mithril

The billion-dollar band is the one stretch of the ladder with a sourced, demonstrated purchase order — buy Angel first, then move straight to Mithril:

1. Bank about $80 billion. In the recorded run that came from selling one Divine lucky-block drop (an Earth item) for $80 billion.
2. Buy the Angel bite for $6.30B. The guide that timed this run recommends Angel first for an immediate bump — the buyer's reaction was "look how OP that is."
3. Come back for Mithril. That player spent his remaining $74 billion on other purchases, returned with $50 billion, and bought the Mithril bite.
4. Check the payoff. After Mithril he was "running through all of these walls" — and when nothing further was purchasable, that run had reached the top of his documented ladder, so he moved on to rebirths.

Both tiers are confirmed as currently sold: the September 2026 shop table lists both prices, and gameplay recordings show both being bought. Their exact per-click values were never published — the documented effects are the instant power jump and walls falling.

Comparing tiers without inventing a ranking

Outside Angel and Mithril, no source publishes enough cost-and-benefit pairs to rank the ladder, so treat any "best teeth" ordering you see elsewhere as guesswork. The supported comparison is the one the shop itself offers: the machines display the next tier's price, and the effect is printed on the purchase — five-plus bites, 30-plus bites, 500-plus bites. Read both before you commit; that's exactly how one mid-game player operated, putting whatever Money he got straight into the next bite.

Two caveats when you compare in game. First, prices move: every figure here comes from a September 2026 article and single-session recordings, the game keeps adding worlds, and historical tier names alone don't prove current pricing — so re-check the machine prices before big purchases. Second, bites aren't the only spend: the sourced habit is to pay for the bites first, then check what's left for the adjacent aura menu, since auras multiply the bites you already have.