Quick answer
The verified product order is Rubber Ducks, Cash Registers, Piñatas/Candy, then Anomalies. In v1.0.8, three identical products make a lower-quality Anomaly, three products across two types make normal quality, and one of each product type makes enhanced quality. Values and machine prices remain save-specific observations.
| Phase | Product | Current evidence |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rubber Duck | Observed base source 12/min; upgraded 30/min |
| 2 | Cash Register | Bulkier transport; value changes with upgrades |
| 3 | Piñata / Candy | One recorded save: about $10,000 / $125 |
| 4 | Anomaly | Official v1.0.8 quality recipes; one recorded value about $1,000,000 |
How to use the numbers
Rate numbers help size transport. Value numbers help compare an upgrade with a bottleneck fix. Neither is a promise: patches, upgrades, and the current save can alter the terminal.
Capacity before profit
If a source creates products faster than the route clears them, gross value is meaningless. Measure delivered products over one minute, note losses and jams, then decide whether to buy source speed or transport capacity.
Evidence labels
- Official: store or developer announcement.
- Observed: readable terminal or recorded run.
- Community consensus: independent sources agree.
- Open: conflicting or unrepeatable; omitted from exact tables.
Sources and evidence
Product order and the v1.0.8 Anomaly quality recipes come from the developer’s official Steam pages. Observed rates and values are linked from the relevant automation and progression guides.