Endfield Bundles Ranked by Price and Contents
On the Arknights: Endfield page the bundle list opens with the Grand Vision Arsenal Bundle at $0.75 and closes with the Mine bits of Origeometry Bundle at $121.07. Ranking them means deciding first whether you are buying pulls, weapons or materials, because the page sells all three under one roof.
Key takeaways
- A 25% discount for Arknights: Endfield is listed on the store home page.
- One Origeometry converts into 75 Oroberyl for character-banner pulls, or 25 Arsenal Tickets for weapons.
- The published bundle range runs from $0.75 to $121.07.
- Delivery is published as 15–30 minutes after payment, with the game closed while the order runs.
How to rank bundles that are not alike
Price alone ranks a list; it does not rank value. The Endfield shelf mixes at least three kinds of item. Origeometry packs feed character-banner pulls once converted. Arsenal Ticket packs feed the weapon side. Material bundles and passes deliver a period of progress rather than a currency block. A player who ranks only by price will end up comparing a $0.75 bundle of tickets with a $121.07 block of pull currency, which is not a like-for-like comparison in any sense.
The published conversion facts are what make the comparison possible at all. One Origeometry becomes 75 Oroberyl, which is the currency used for Headhunting pulls on character banners, or 25 Arsenal Tickets for weapons. Those two numbers let a buyer turn any Origeometry listing into a pull count or a ticket count and then weigh it against the price. Without them the ladder is just a list of dollars.
KeyGold provides the orders as a third-party top-up service, using the official Gryphline or Hypergryph login rather than a code, and buys the item inside the account. The pages state that in-game bonuses apply the same way as a self-purchase. For a rank-by-contents approach that matters, because the item that arrives is the item the game would have sold you.
The bundle list in price order
Six published items appear below in ascending price order, with their list prices beside them. The difference column is my subtraction; the item names and both prices are printed on the page.
| Bundle | Price (US$) | List price (US$) | Difference (US$) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grand Vision Arsenal Bundle | 0.75 | 0.99 | 0.24 |
| Monthly Pass | 3.73 | 4.99 | 1.26 |
| Protocol Customized | 7.47 | 9.99 | 2.52 |
| Value Arsenal Ticket Pack | 10.46 | 13.99 | 3.53 |
| All Rounder Bundle | 14.95 | 19.99 | 5.04 |
| Mine bits of Origeometry Bundle | 121.07 | 148.94 | 27.87 |
Two of the six are clearly pairings rather than rivals. The Monthly Pass and the Value Arsenal Ticket Pack sit near the bottom of the list and serve different purposes, one a recurring drip and the other a one-off block of weapon currency. The Grand Vision Arsenal Bundle at $0.75 is the natural first purchase for a new account, since it tests the entire flow for less than a dollar at the store price. Read the table as a map of what the page stocks rather than as a ranking, because the item that matters is the one that fits the upgrade in front of you, and two players with the same budget can reasonably walk away with different rows.
Worked example: Origeometry by the unit
Cost per Origeometry is the fair way to rank the pull-currency listings, and the conversion facts published on the page turn that unit cost into a pull cost. Prices are published; the divisions and multiplications are mine, and this is an illustration rather than advice.
4+2 at $1.49. Contents: 4 + 2 = 6 Origeometry. Cost per unit: 1.49 ÷ 6 = $0.2483. Oroberyl: 6 × 75 = 450, which is 6 pulls' worth of currency at the published rate.
34+6 at $9.72. Contents: 34 + 6 = 40 Origeometry. Cost per unit: 9.72 ÷ 40 = $0.2430. Oroberyl: 40 × 75 = 3000.
92+20 at $25.42. Contents: 92 + 20 = 112 Origeometry. Cost per unit: 25.42 ÷ 112 = $0.22696. Oroberyl: 112 × 75 = 8400; in Arsenal Tickets the same 112 Origeometry equals 112 × 25 = 2800.
194+48 at $52.35. Contents: 194 + 48 = 242 Origeometry. Cost per unit: 52.35 ÷ 242 = $0.2163. Oroberyl: 242 × 75 = 18,150.
The ladder falls by about three cents per unit from the smallest listing to the largest, which is a gentle slope rather than a cliff. That is the practical argument for choosing by content rather than size on this game: the per-unit saving between the middle and the top is small enough that a buyer can pick the listing that matches the upgrade they are working on. The one hard rule is the server field — Asia and Americas / Europe share no progress and no purchases, so the wrong choice makes an otherwise correct order useless.
What the delivery windows look like across games
The chart below shows the published delivery window for three games in the catalogue. Endfield opens its window at 15 minutes and closes it at 30, so it sits between Genshin Impact and Whiteout Survival at the fast end.
For a bundle purchase the window is mostly a planning detail, with one exception. Endfield is the game whose page warns that an active session gets the login kicked and the top-up fails, which is why the instruction to log out is not optional here. Fifteen minutes of waiting is a small price for not restarting the order, and the Order Record shows the status throughout so you can tell waiting from stalling.
What the order needs from you
Have four things ready: the official Gryphline or Hypergryph login email and password, the Player UID shown at the bottom-left of the main screen, the in-game nickname, and the server. Sign-ins through Google, Facebook or PlayStation are not accepted on this form, so an account created that way needs its official credentials before an order can run. Prices are displayed in US dollars with a currency selector in the header, and if your card bills in another currency your bank may add its own conversion fee, which comes from the bank rather than the store.
First-time buyers can claim the published new-user coupon: 15%, one coupon, no threshold, valid 30 days. Live chat is staffed by a real person 24/7, and the site's published guarantee reads that if an order is not delivered or the items cannot be used, KeyGold refunds it in full. The list of bundles above, each with its list price, appears on the page players reach when they search for top up arknights endfield, and the top-up index shows the rest of the catalogue for comparison. If the login flow is unfamiliar, the help center walks through each field, and the game list shows which other titles use the same account-login model.
Frequently asked questions
Which Endfield bundle is the smallest real purchase?
The Grand Vision Arsenal Bundle is published at $0.75 against a $0.99 list price, which makes it the smallest listing on the page and a way to test the process.
How do Origeometry packs compare once they are converted?
By unit cost: the 4+2 listing works out to $0.2483 per Origeometry and the 194+48 listing to $0.2163, using the published conversion of one Origeometry into 75 Oroberyl or 25 Arsenal Tickets.
Ranking the shelf for your own account
Decide what the next upgrade needs before looking at prices: banner pulls point at the Origeometry rows, weapon progress points at the ticket packs, and materials point at the bundles and the pass. Then use the unit-cost division on the two or three listings that fit, rather than reading the whole page top to bottom. Keep the account details and the correct server close by before starting, and close the game the moment you pay. If an order does not appear to move, the Order Record and the live chat are the two published places to look, and neither requires a public post.
Bundle names, prices, list prices, conversion facts, delivery windows, account requirements and refund wording come from KeyGold's own pages, read 24 Sept 2026; the differences, unit costs and conversion totals are my own arithmetic on those published figures.[1]