Live Old School RuneScape money making guide with investment analysis, bankroll planning, skills, and price data.

Money making guide

Live wiki methods · recomputed at current GE prices · bankroll & investment analysis
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What the investment tags & columns mean
Capital / hr — operating capital: gp of supplies burned per hour (per-hour + per-action inputs × rate). The cash you need on hand to run it for an hour. No buy-in = pure gathering.
Startup cost — capital/hr × your selected plan duration. The lump sum to stock up before you begin. Affordable compares it to your bankroll.
GE buy-ahead — consumes GE-priced items you must buy & stockpile (subject to buy limits, shown per item in details).
ROI / capital efficiency — profit ÷ capital. Capital-heavy = big cash sunk for little return; a warning shows when capital is large but ROI < 2×.
Margin — profit ÷ revenue. Thin margin = a small price move can erase the profit (price-risk).
Required vs recommended skills — required comes from the wiki's structured levels. Recommended is parsed from the wiki's free-text notes and is often not stated; where absent it shows “—”. Never guessed.
Intensity — click/attention load (Low = AFK-friendly). Wilderness/PK — you can be attacked and lose supplies.
Stale price — at least one GE item had no live price; that method falls back to the wiki's last cached value.
About · credits · data sources
Method data — the Old School RuneScape Wiki money making guide, fetched live from its Bucket API (action=bucket).
Live prices & item data — the RuneScape Wiki real-time prices API (/latest, /mapping, /timeseries). Item icons from the OSRS Wiki (Special:FilePath).
License — Wiki content is licensed CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. This tool is unofficial, non-commercial, and not affiliated with Jagex or the RuneScape Wiki.
Disclaimers — Old School RuneScape is a trademark of Jagex Ltd. Profit, capital and ROI are live estimates and will differ from in-game results; prices may be stale. This is not financial advice. Verify with a small sample before committing capital.