You now get more Habbo credits for your cash

[Michael]

So it seems Habbo.com now offers more credits for your cash, looking like like a fight back against the illegal market. Such a significant update to this hasn't happened since around about 2009 when £3 used to get you 35c (later reduced to 24c).

UK -
Mobile:
20 credits - £1.50
40 credits - £3
HC 1 month - £1.50

Credit card and online:
55 credits - £3.99
110 Credits - £7.49
225 Credits - £15.49
590 Credits - £37.99
HC 1 month - £1.50

To put it in perspective, you used to receive 490c for £50. Now you receive 590c for £37.99, which is 100c more than previous and £12 less.

Unsure about other countries, if anyone does know feel free to add.

[David]

there's barely a black market left but it's still cheaper than habbo

[:odey:]

Surprised by this actually, is this a permanent fixture?

[Plebings]

it's about time they gave uk prices a break. they've kept usa prices similar-ish, but it's still slightly cheaper if you have paypal to use that.

590 = £38
590 = $55 = £34

previously you could get 420c for $50 = £31, compared to the old £50 for 480c

[lemons]

i always use to buy 40c for a fiver ugh

[Hannah]

I never would have expected Habbo to lower prices.

Perhaps they saw an increase when you received double credits which has swayed them.

[RyRy]

Wow, that's surprising. But does this mean that values of future furniture is going to go up? Hmm.

[Shorty]

Good move by Sulake.

[Jssy]

Good to see at last, think I used to pay £3 for hc by using credits? When I came back and was able to buy it for £1.50 I was surprised haha

[Alysha]

I genuinely got excited when I read this. Too sad, I know. Great move.

[dbgtz]

It was a stupid idea for them to simultaneously raise furni prices and lower the £/C ratio in the first place. This should encourage more spending, which could in turn raise the amount of users online.

[Empired]

Seems like a smart idea. Do you think this will affect the prices of furni or not? It could just backfire and mean everything becomes more expensive.

Oh wait just saw the comment about other countries' prices not changing much. Yayyy the UK prices always sucked.

[Alkaz]

I haven't bought credits for about 8 years. I would genuinely consider buying credits now with these price changes.

[Attached]

This is a good move. Way back when in the Splash Plastic days, if you bought £10 of Habbo Credits you'd get 100 credits plus 50 free credits for using Splash Plastic. £7.49 for 110 credits is pretty good.

[-:Undertaker:-]

Hmm why I wonder, did anyone see that new rare only sold 36 items too?

The game is increasingly looking as though its on its last legs.

[Rixion]

I stopped buying them when they made it 24c for £3 but it's probably too little too late with this anyway since barely anyone goes on nowadays.

[Hawaii5.O]

Used to be 275c for 50$ in Australia :\
Now it's 590c for 60$

so 315c increase for 10$ more.

[Plebings]

Hmm why I wonder, did anyone see that new rare only sold 36 items too?

The game is increasingly looking as though its on its last legs.

or maybe habbo keep trying to flog big, useless furni for 500c. i wouldn't use the ltd as an example that habbo is on it's last legs, especially since the ltds have been suffering all year.

it might look desperate, but it's a smart move and the previous prices seemed completely random for each region.

[jorsian]

This should have been done years ago tbh.