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Marvel Rivals Lattice Calculator: Lattice to USD and the cheapest packs

This Marvel Rivals Lattice calculator converts Lattice to US dollars and back and compares three ways to buy any amount: the cheapest basket, a tidier one with fewer checkouts, and one pack. The short answer: there are 6 packs, from 100 Lattice for $0.99 to 11,680 Lattice for $99.99; 100 Lattice cost between 85.6¢ and 99.9¢; and 1 Lattice buys 1 Unit, so a store price in Units is the Lattice you need.

By , Lead EditorialFigures checked by Noor HaddadRates verified
The Virtwave Marvel Rivals Lattice Calculator: the price per 100 Lattice of all six US packs, from 99.9¢ for 1,000 Lattice down to 85.6¢ for 11,680

Entry

Up to 1,000,000. “2,400”, “2.400” and “2.4k” all work. *The Battle Pass price is an assumption — check it in game. Bundle picks are NetEase’s launch prices.

Ledger

2,400 Lattice costs $22.96 in 4 purchases.

2,400 Lattice costs$22.96as 1 × 2,180 + 3 × 100

ItemQtyEachAmount
2,180 Lattice pack1$19.99$19.99
100 Lattice pack3$0.99$2.97
Total before tax
$22.96
Lattice received
2,480
Spare after this
80
Units at 1:1
2,400

Compare the ways to buy it

CheapestLowest price
Packs
1 × 2,180 + 3 × 100
Price
$22.96
Checkouts
4
Lattice you get
2,480
Spare
80
Per 100
92.6¢
Vs cheapest
—
One packSingle checkout
Packs
1 × 5,680
Price
$49.99
Checkouts
1
Lattice you get
5,680
Spare
3,280
Per 100
88¢
Vs cheapest
+$27.03

US prices before sales tax, identical on the PlayStation Store and the Xbox store on the day we checked. 1 Lattice exchanges for 1 Unit, so an item’s Units price is the Lattice you need.

Marvel Rivals Lattice prices: every pack, and the price per 100

All 6 packs at the US prices both console stores listed. Each row links to the PlayStation Store listing it was read from.

US prices before tax, read from the PlayStation Store and Microsoft’s US catalogue on 10 October 2026.
LatticePricePer 100Lattice per $Xbox productSource
100$0.9999¢1019NDQNBSPSFHBPS Store
500$4.9999.8¢100.29NJTNMSSJTJQPS Store
1,000$9.9999.9¢ (worst)100.19MSTVDNK8J6NPS Store
2,180$19.9991.7¢109.19N1BQQLNZZB2PS Store
5,680$49.9988¢113.69PCQLDPZFQXTPS Store
11,680$99.9985.6¢ (best)116.89N9WNW6C25MBPS Store

Xbox listed the same six prices: see the Microsoft catalogue record (market=US).

The US PlayStation Store page for MARVEL RIVALS - 11680 LATTICE by UK Netease Interactive Entertainment Limited, priced at $99.99
Screenshot: the 11,680 Lattice pack on the US PlayStation Store, taken 10 October 2026 by Virtwave (signed out). The page data behind the $99.99 carries the currency code USD.

Lattice to Units: what store bundles cost

Most bundles are priced in Units, and NetEase exchanges Lattice for Units one for one. These are the standard bundle prices NetEase published at launch — check the price on the bundle in game before you buy.

Bundle prices from NetEase’s December 2024 Dev Vision; dollar prices at US list prices checked 10 October 2026.
Bundle (launch price)UnitsLattice neededCheapest packsOne pack
Epic-quality bundle1,600 Units (was 2,200)1,600 Lattice$15.84 (16 × 100)$19.99 (2,180 pack)
Epic-quality MCU bundle1,800 Units (was 2,400)1,800 Lattice$17.82 (18 × 100)$19.99 (2,180 pack)
Legendary-quality bundle2,400 Units (was 3,300)2,400 Lattice$22.96 (1 × 2,180 + 3 × 100)$49.99 (5,680 pack)

Source: NetEase Dev Vision on currencies and pricing. The Season 0 Luxury Battle Pass was 490 Lattice, “half the standard rate” of later passes; its 2025 return cost 590 (NetEase). Today’s pass is widely quoted at 990 Lattice, which we could not confirm on a NetEase page.

Lattice to USD: what common amounts cost

The cheapest mix of packs for each amount, a tidier basket where the cheapest one is long, and the one pack that covers it in a single checkout.

Exact search over every pack combination at US list prices; ties go to fewer purchases.
Lattice neededCheapest packsPriceFewer checkoutsOne pack instead
490 Lattice5 × 100 (+10 spare)$4.95—500 pack, $4.99
990 Lattice10 × 100 (+10 spare)$9.90—1,000 pack, $9.99
1,000 Lattice10 × 100$9.90—1,000 pack, $9.99
1,600 Lattice16 × 100$15.841 × 1,000 + 1 × 500 + 1 × 100, $15.972,180 pack, $19.99
1,800 Lattice18 × 100$17.821 × 1,000 + 1 × 500 + 3 × 100, $17.952,180 pack, $19.99
2,400 Lattice1 × 2,180 + 3 × 100 (+80 spare)$22.96—5,680 pack, $49.99
3,000 Lattice1 × 2,180 + 9 × 100 (+80 spare)$28.901 × 2,180 + 1 × 500 + 4 × 100, $28.945,680 pack, $49.99
5,000 Lattice2 × 2,180 + 7 × 100 (+60 spare)$46.912 × 2,180 + 1 × 500 + 2 × 100, $46.955,680 pack, $49.99
7,500 Lattice1 × 5,680 + 19 × 100 (+80 spare)$68.801 × 5,680 + 1 × 2,180, $69.9811,680 pack, $99.99
10,000 Lattice1 × 5,680 + 2 × 2,180 (+40 spare)$89.97—11,680 pack, $99.99
15,000 Lattice1 × 11,680 + 1 × 2,180 + 12 × 100 (+60 spare)$131.861 × 11,680 + 1 × 2,180 + 1 × 1,000 + 2 × 100, $131.95No single pack is big enough
20,000 Lattice1 × 11,680 + 1 × 5,680 + 1 × 2,180 + 5 × 100 (+40 spare)$174.921 × 11,680 + 1 × 5,680 + 1 × 2,180 + 1 × 500, $174.96No single pack is big enough

USD to Lattice: what a budget buys

The most Lattice each budget buys without going over.

US prices before sales tax.
BudgetPacksLatticeUnspentPer 100
$5.001 × 500500 Lattice$0.0199.8¢
$10.001 × 1,0001,000 Lattice$0.0199.9¢
$20.001 × 2,1802,180 Lattice$0.0191.7¢
$25.001 × 2,180 + 1 × 5002,680 Lattice$0.0293.2¢
$30.001 × 2,180 + 1 × 1,0003,180 Lattice$0.0294.3¢
$40.002 × 2,1804,360 Lattice$0.0291.7¢
$50.001 × 5,6805,680 Lattice$0.0188¢
$75.001 × 5,680 + 1 × 2,180 + 1 × 5008,360 Lattice$0.0389.7¢
$100.001 × 11,68011,680 Lattice$0.0185.6¢
$150.001 × 11,680 + 1 × 5,68017,360 Lattice$0.0286.4¢
$200.002 × 11,68023,360 Lattice$0.0285.6¢

Worked examples: how much Lattice, and what it costs

  1. A 990-Lattice Battle Pass (assumed price)

    10 × 100 for $9.90 (1,000 Lattice, 10 purchases), leaving 10 spare. One 1,000 Lattice pack is $9.99 — $0.09 more for one checkout instead of 10. When NetEase brought the Season 0 pass back for 590 Lattice, the cheapest way in was 6 × 100 for $5.94 (600 Lattice, 6 purchases).

  2. A Legendary bundle at the launch price of 2,400 Units

    Units are bought with Lattice one for one, so that is 2,400 Lattice: 1 × 2,180 + 3 × 100 for $22.96 (2,480 Lattice, 4 purchases), with 80 left over. The smallest single pack that covers it is 5,680 Lattice for $49.99, which only makes sense if the spare goes on the next bundle.

  3. 5,000 Lattice

    The strictly cheapest basket is 2 × 2,180 + 7 × 100 for $46.91 (5,060 Lattice, 9 purchases). If 9 purchases is too many, 2 × 2,180 + 1 × 500 + 2 × 100 costs $46.95 in 5 purchases. One 5,680 Lattice pack would cost $49.99.

  4. 10,000 Lattice

    1 × 5,680 + 2 × 2,180 for $89.97 (10,040 Lattice, 3 purchases), at 89.6¢ per 100. That is $10.02 less than one 11,680 Lattice pack, which only pays off if you will use the extra 1,680.

  5. A $100 or a $75 budget

    $100 buys 11,680 Lattice as 1 × 11,680, with $0.01 unspent. $75 buys 8,360 Lattice as 1 × 5,680 + 1 × 2,180 + 1 × 500, $0.03 unspent.

Six things that change what you pay for Lattice

  1. The 100 pack is better value than the 500 and 1,000 packs: ten 100s cost $9.90 against $9.99 for one 1,000. The saving is a cent a pack, which is why the strictly cheapest basket is so often a stack of 100s — and why the calculator also shows a tidier basket.
  2. The rate only improves from the 2,180 pack. Up to 1,000, 100 Lattice cost 99¢ to 99.9¢; from 2,180 up the rate drops to 91.7¢, and the 11,680 pack is best at 85.6¢.
  3. Lattice and Units are not the same thing. Most store bundles are priced in Units; NetEase’s exchange is 1 Lattice for 1 Unit, and it only describes the exchange in that direction. Units also come free in limited amounts from the Battle Pass, achievements and events.
  4. Chrono Tokens bought with Lattice are treated differently from earned ones: NetEase’s example spends 1,000 Lattice on 1,000 Chrono Tokens, and the unused part of those can carry into the next season instead of being reset.
  5. Gifting costs Lattice. Since the 17 September 2026 update, Pick-Your-Own bundles can be gifted, paid in Lattice, with the price adjusted for what your friend already owns.
  6. The prices are US list prices before sales tax. The PlayStation Store and the Xbox catalogue showed the same six prices, and NetEase’s own launch post gave the same two end points for Steam in the US. Other countries are priced separately and are not converted here.

How the Marvel Rivals Lattice calculator works

Sourced figures
The 6 pack sizes and their US prices come from the PlayStation Store product pages and match Microsoft’s US catalogue. The 1:1 Lattice-to-Units exchange, the launch bundle prices, the Season 0 pass at 490 and its return at 590, Chrono Token carry-over and the cross-progression rules come from NetEase’s posts on marvelrivals.com.
Lattice → USD: three baskets compared
Packs only come in fixed sizes, so “what does this cost” means “which packs reach at least this much Lattice for the least money”. The calculator runs an exact search over every combination (an unbounded knapsack, not “biggest pack first”); on a tie it picks fewer purchases, then more Lattice. Beside it, it shows a tidier basket and the cheapest single pack that covers the amount.
USD → Lattice: the most for a budget
For a budget it finds the combination that gives the most Lattice without going over, and shows what is left unspent next to the biggest single pack you could buy instead. Above $400 it fills the bulk with 11,680 packs first, which never changes the answer because that pack has the best rate.
Price per 100 Lattice
Each pack’s price divided by its Lattice, times 100. For a basket the result shows the effective rate of the whole thing — what you pay divided by everything you get, leftovers included.
What we assume
Prices are US list prices before sales tax. We assume no limited-time sale is running. The 990-Lattice Battle Pass is a figure from third-party guides, not a NetEase page. The “fewer checkouts” basket treats each extra purchase as worth $0.25 of hassle — our choice, not a store figure. Bundle prices are NetEase’s launch prices. Lattice has no cash value.

What we checked on 10 October 2026, and what we could not

We read every price in this tool on 10 October 2026. On the US PlayStation Store we opened the 6 “MARVEL RIVALS - … LATTICE” product pages; each page’s data carried the price with the currency code USD. We work from Poland, so to rule out local pricing we also asked Microsoft’s catalogue for the 6 Xbox Lattice products with the market set to US. Both stores listed the same 6 prices, from $0.99 to $99.99, to the cent, and every Xbox product had a live Purchase action.

The listings give totals only — “11680 LATTICE”, with no base and bonus split — so the calculator works with totals. At least one guide in the search results lists a 5,580 pack; the store title is 5,680.

For what Lattice buys we used NetEase’s own posts on marvelrivals.com: the December 2024 Dev Vision (Lattice to Units at 1:1, the Steam US end points, launch bundle prices, the 490-Lattice Season 0 pass), the Chrono Token carry-over post, the Season 0 pass return at 590, and the cross-progression Q&A. We read the patch notes from September and October 2026 too; none of them states the current Battle Pass price, so the 990 figure is marked as an assumption.

We did not check prices on the Epic Games Store or in other countries, and we found no first-party list of today’s bundle prices, so the bundle rows say “at launch”.

Marvel Rivals Lattice questions, answered

How much is Lattice in Marvel Rivals?

In the US, before sales tax: 100 for $0.99, 500 for $4.99, 1,000 for $9.99, 2,180 for $19.99, 5,680 for $49.99, 11,680 for $99.99. Those are the prices the PlayStation Store and Microsoft’s Xbox catalogue both listed on 10 October 2026. Per 100 Lattice that runs from 99.9¢ in the 1,000 pack down to 85.6¢ in the 11,680 pack.

How much is 1 Lattice worth in USD?

Between 0.856¢ and 0.999¢, depending on the pack — just under a cent each. That is 100 to 117 Lattice per dollar. This is what Lattice costs to buy; it has no cash or resale value.

How much Lattice do I need for the Marvel Rivals Battle Pass?

NetEase’s own figures: the Season 0 Luxury Battle Pass cost 490 Lattice, which NetEase said was half the standard rate of later passes, and its limited-time return cost 590. We found no NetEase page stating today’s price; guides quote 990 Lattice, so check the price in game. If it is 990, the cheapest way to get there is 10 × 100 for $9.90, or one 1,000 Lattice pack for $9.99.

What is the cheapest way to buy Lattice?

Per Lattice, the 11,680 Lattice pack at $99.99 is best (85.6¢ per 100). For a specific amount, buy the smallest mix that covers it rather than the biggest pack. One oddity: ten 100 packs ($9.90) cost less than one 1,000 pack ($9.99), so below 2,180 the small pack is the better rate — at the cost of more checkouts.

Is Lattice the same as Units in Marvel Rivals?

No. Lattice is the premium currency you buy with money; Units are the currency most store bundles are priced in. NetEase says Units can be exchanged at a 1:1 ratio using Lattice, so 2,400 Units costs 2,400 Lattice. Units can also be earned free in limited amounts from the Battle Pass, achievements and events; Lattice also appears in Battle Passes, but NetEase says buying it remains the main way to get it.

How much is 2,400 Lattice in USD?

$22.96 as 1 × 2,180 + 3 × 100, the cheapest way to reach 2,400, with 80 Lattice left over; one 5,680 Lattice pack is $49.99 in a single checkout. 2,400 Units was NetEase’s launch price for a standard Legendary-quality bundle; check the price on the bundle in game, because store prices change.

How much Lattice can I get for $50?

5,680 Lattice (1 × 5,680) for $49.99, with $0.01 unspent, at US list prices. Microsoft’s US catalogue lists these prices before tax, so where sales tax applies a $50 wallet balance covers less than $50 of packs.

Is Lattice cheaper on PC than on PlayStation or Xbox?

Not at the ends of the ladder we could check. NetEase’s launch post gave Steam’s US prices as $0.99 for 100 Lattice and $99.99 for 11,680 — the same as the PlayStation Store and Xbox today. We did not see the four middle Steam prices on a public page.

Is Lattice shared across platforms?

With cross-progression, yes in practice: NetEase’s Q&A says paid content is stored on your character, and once you link platform accounts (Epic, Steam, Loading Bay, PlayStation and Xbox) you play the same character from any of them. If you already have characters on several accounts you pick a primary one — their data is not merged. Because of PlayStation’s virtual asset transfer policy, you can only ever bind one PSN account.

Sources

Every figure the calculator uses was checked against these pages on .

  1. PlayStation Store (US)MARVEL RIVALS - 100 LATTICE
  2. PlayStation Store (US)MARVEL RIVALS - 500 LATTICE
  3. PlayStation Store (US)MARVEL RIVALS - 1000 LATTICE
  4. PlayStation Store (US)MARVEL RIVALS - 2180 LATTICE
  5. PlayStation Store (US)MARVEL RIVALS - 5680 LATTICE
  6. PlayStation Store (US)MARVEL RIVALS - 11680 LATTICE
  7. Microsoft Store catalogue (US)MARVEL RIVALS Lattice, all six Xbox products (market=US)
  8. NetEase Games (marvelrivals.com)Dev Vision: in-game currencies, products and pricing, and the Season 0 Battle Pass
  9. NetEase Games (marvelrivals.com)Dev Vision: Chrono Tokens bought with Lattice carry over between seasons
  10. NetEase Games (marvelrivals.com)Dev Vision: the Season 0 Battle Pass returns for 590 Lattice
  11. NetEase Games (marvelrivals.com)Account Cross-Progression Q&A
  12. NetEase Games (marvelrivals.com)Marvel Rivals Version 20260917 Patch Notes (gifting is paid in Lattice)

Update history

  1. Published 10 October 2026: figures checked against the 6 Lattice product pages on the US PlayStation Store, Microsoft’s catalogue (market=US) for the 6 Xbox Lattice products, and NetEase’s Dev Vision, Battle Pass, cross-progression and patch-note posts on marvelrivals.com.

Marvel Rivals is free on Xbox and Steam, and Lattice is bought from that store’s wallet. Related US gift cards at Virtwave (each adds funds to the wallet, not Lattice directly):$25 US Xbox gift card$50 US Xbox gift card$50 US Steam gift card

Who maintains this tool

Lead Editorial, Virtwave · Built and maintains this calculator

Layla leads the Virtwave content desk. She oversees every blog post before publication, with a focus on long-form gift card guides, payment wallets, and SEO best practice for the gift card industry.

Noor Haddad

Data & Market Research Lead, Virtwave · Checks every figure before an update

Noor runs market research for Virtwave, tracking gift card volumes, redemption patterns and fraud trends across the 80+ countries we deliver to. She compiles our data reports from primary government sources (FTC, central banks) and the major market-research houses, and cross-checks every figure against our own transaction data before publication.

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