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PUMBILITY Calculator

PUMBILITY is the sum of your fifty highest-valued charts — one pool across Singles and Doubles.This page is the Phoenix formula behind the number: what any grade on any level was worth, and where the number came from.

The formula

Base(level)×grade per chart · plates never entered it · your best fifty summed

Base(level) 100 + 5 × (level − 10) × (level − 9) Quadratic: a level is worth +17% at 20 and +11% at 27. Below level 10 a chart is worth 0. CO-OP charts were priced at a flat 2,000 but never counted in the total.

Grade ×0.40 F … ×1.00 AA … ×1.50 SSS+ AA is the neutral point; every grade above it adds, every grade below it takes away.

Plate ×1.0 every plate The plate you walked away with never entered the number.

Worth zero below level 10 a broken run U.C.S. Half-Double

Worked examples

Level 24 · S 1,150 × 1.20 = 1,380.00

Level 17 · AA 380 × 1.00 = 380.00

Level 22 · SSS+ 880 × 1.50 = 1,320.00

Level 10 · A+ 100 × 0.90 = 90.00

One table for both types — Phoenix priced a Single and a Double at the same level alike.

What scoring buys, in levels

Each row is a level. The bar starts at a 900,000 on that level — a clean pass — and climbs through the grades; the axis is which level’s 900,000 is worth the same. Read straight up from the end of a bar to see which level it matches. 900,000 is exactly the AA floor on Phoenix.

900,000 on its own level — AA A · A+ (below the pass line) AA · AA+ AAA · AAA+ S · S+ · SS · SS+ SSS · SSS+

101520253035worth a 900,000 on level →past 29

+5.3

+4.8

+4.3

+4.0

+3.7

+3.5

+3.3

+3.1

+2.9

+2.7

+2.5

+2.4

+2.2

+2.1

+1.9

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+1.9

+2.1

+2.7

An SSS+ on a level 20 reaches 22.7 — the same PUMBILITY as a 900,000 there, so taking one chart from a pass to a perfect is worth 2.7 levels of pass-pushing. The reach grows with level because Phoenix’s base is quadratic: 2.1 levels at 16, 2.7 at 20, 3.5 at 24. Below the pass line a chart falls off the same way: an A pays ×0.80, an F ×0.40.

Every level, every grade

Base × grade at the lowest plate, rounded to the point. Click any value to light up what equals it on every other level.

Levelbase	F—	D450k	C550k	B650k	A750k	A+825k	AA900k	AA+925k	AAA950k	AAA+960k	S970k	S+975k	SS980k	SS+985k	SSS990k	SSS+995k	ChartsS + D
292,000	800	1,000	1,200	1,400	1,600	1,800	2,000	2,100	2,200	2,300	2,400	2,520	2,640	2,760	2,880	3,000	1
281,810	724	905	1,086	1,267	1,448	1,629	1,810	1,900	1,991	2,082	2,172	2,281	2,389	2,498	2,606	2,715	3
271,630	652	815	978	1,141	1,304	1,467	1,630	1,712	1,793	1,874	1,956	2,054	2,152	2,249	2,347	2,445	8
261,460	584	730	876	1,022	1,168	1,314	1,460	1,533	1,606	1,679	1,752	1,840	1,927	2,015	2,102	2,190	35
251,300	520	650	780	910	1,040	1,170	1,300	1,365	1,430	1,495	1,560	1,638	1,716	1,794	1,872	1,950	68
241,150	460	575	690	805	920	1,035	1,150	1,208	1,265	1,322	1,380	1,449	1,518	1,587	1,656	1,725	125
231,010	404	505	606	707	808	909	1,010	1,060	1,111	1,162	1,212	1,273	1,333	1,394	1,454	1,515	181
22880	352	440	528	616	704	792	880	924	968	1,012	1,056	1,109	1,162	1,214	1,267	1,320	224
21760	304	380	456	532	608	684	760	798	836	874	912	958	1,003	1,049	1,094	1,140	278
20650	260	325	390	455	520	585	650	682	715	747	780	819	858	897	936	975	288
19550	220	275	330	385	440	495	550	578	605	632	660	693	726	759	792	825	296
18460	184	230	276	322	368	414	460	483	506	529	552	580	607	635	662	690	373
17380	152	190	228	266	304	342	380	399	418	437	456	479	502	524	547	570	307
16310	124	155	186	217	248	279	310	326	341	356	372	391	409	428	446	465	283
15250	100	125	150	175	200	225	250	262	275	288	300	315	330	345	360	375	218
14200	80	100	120	140	160	180	200	210	220	230	240	252	264	276	288	300	156
13160	64	80	96	112	128	144	160	168	176	184	192	202	211	221	230	240	175
12130	52	65	78	91	104	117	130	136	143	150	156	164	172	179	187	195	180
11110	44	55	66	77	88	99	110	116	121	126	132	139	145	152	158	165	169
10100	40	50	60	70	80	90	100	105	110	115	120	126	132	138	144	150	133
CO-OP2,000	800	1,000	1,200	1,400	1,600	1,800	2,000	2,100	2,200	2,300	2,400	2,520	2,640	2,760	2,880	3,000	145

Nothing selected — click a value.

colour = worth a 900,000 on a low level → a high one; the diagonal bands are the equal-value linesCO-OP: priced at a flat 2,000 base, never counted in the total.

Quick calculator

Pick a chart’s level and the grade — the exact per-chart PUMBILITY, and what equals it elsewhere.

The constants

Every multiplier in the formula. One table serves both types.

Grade multipliers

Grade	F	D	C	B	A	A+	AA	AA+	AAA	AAA+	S	S+	SS	SS+	SSS	SSS+
multiplier	0.40	0.50	0.60	0.70	0.80	0.90	1.00	1.05	1.10	1.15	1.20	1.26	1.32	1.38	1.44	1.50
score floor	—	450k	550k	650k	750k	825k	900k	925k	950k	960k	970k	975k	980k	985k	990k	995k

AA is exactly ×1.00. Steps of 0.05 up to S, then 0.06 a rung to SSS+; 0.10 a rung below AA.

Plate bonuses

Plate	RG	FG	TG	MG	SG	EG	UG	PG
both	×1.0	×1.0	×1.0	×1.0	×1.0	×1.0	×1.0	×1.0

Every plate carried ×1.0. Not a rounding argument — the plate never entered the number.

Should I push levels or push scores?

Phoenix players on PIU Scores with a full pool of fifty — 1,373 players, 8/17/2026. The split is measured from a bare base of ×1.00, the same split as on your PUMBILITY page.

Where PUMBILITY comes from on Phoenix — the average pool 1,373 pools · average level 19.8

Level

Score

Level 85.9% the charts themselves

Score 14.1% what your grades add

Plate 0% this mix's formula has no plate term

It moves, and that is the whole answer: score is 11% of the number in under 20,000 and 27% in 80,000 and up. The pool’s average level runs 14.4 → 24.6 along the way, and S or better 14 → 47 of fifty.

under 20,000 259 pools20,000–29,999 212 pools30,000–39,999 228 pools40,000–49,999 238 pools50,000–59,999 199 pools60,000–69,999 141 pools70,000–79,999 74 pools80,000 and up 22 pools

Levels first, then scores.In under 20,000 the split is level 89% / score 11%; in 80,000 and up it is 73% / 27%. The pool’s average level climbs from 14.4 to 24.6 along the way and S or better from 14 to 47 of fifty: passing harder charts is the whole ladder for most players, and scoring is what the last stretch is made of.

How much do plates matter?

Nothing. Every plate on Phoenix carried a modifier of exactly ×1.0, so the plate you walked away with never entered the number. Not a rounding argument — a Rough Game SSS+ and a Perfect Game SSS+ were worth the same PUMBILITY. Phoenix 2 is where plates start to count, and even there they are a tiebreaker.

Does scoring matter more than it did on Phoenix 2?

A grade is only worth something next to what a level is worth, so the comparison is the exchange rate: taking one chart from a 900,000 to an SSS+ equals how many levels of pass-pushing, on each mix.Against Phoenix 2 Singles.

Phoenix 2 Phoenix bar = 900,000 on the level → SSS+; label = levels bought

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+5.5

+2.1

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+4.5

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+4.0

Below 23 a 900,000 → SSS+ buys more levels on Phoenix 2 than it did on Phoenix; from 23 up it buys fewer — up there a level counts for more against a score than it did on Phoenix.

① 900,000 → SSS+ is worth +50%VS+12.8% the grade span got 3.9× smaller

② one level higher is worth +17%VS+2.1% but a level got 8.0× smaller — more than the grade did

③ so scoring one chart at 20 is worth 2.7 levelsVS4.5 levels the exchange rate — scoring got 1.6× more powerful relative to passing

Phoenix 2 leans on scoring roughly 1.6× harder than Phoenix does.Not because grades are worth more there — the span from a clean pass to an SSS+ fell from +50% here to +12.8% — but because a level fell further: Phoenix’s base is quadratic (+17% at 20) against Phoenix 2’s flat +2.1%. On Phoenix, passing one level higher takes a 900,000 to S (970,000) to match on the chart you already have. That is why the ladder here is passing: the score lever is the expensive one.