Scary Baboon Reimagined Developer Products: Full List, Prices and How They Differ From Passes

Scary Baboon Reimagined sells its optional purchases in two separate store categories: seven game passes and seven developer products, listed under the label "Dev products". Below is the full developer products list with prices, the pass lineup for comparison, and a plain explanation of where the two categories differ.

Quick answer

Scary Baboon Reimagined currently lists 7 developer products: a Starter Pack (R$19) and six coin bundles — 150, 300, 600, 1000, 2500 and 5500 Coins — priced R$19–499 in Robux. They form a separate store category from the game's 7 passes (Spawn Item Giver, Infinite Speed Increase, VIP Baboon, Double Scrap Inventory, Rainbow Skin, Permanent Radar, 2x Coins from Scraps), which are named items priced R$89–499.

• The Starter Pack is the cheapest item in either category, at R$19.
• The biggest Dev product is the 5500 Coins bundle at R$499.
• Both categories top out at R$499, but passes start much higher — at R$89 versus R$19 for Dev products.

All 7 developer products and their prices

The store's Dev products section currently shows exactly seven items: six coin bundles named for the amount of coins they carry, plus the Starter Pack. Prices are in Robux (R$), as shown in the game's current store listing:

Data table

Data table

Product	Price	≈ R$ per coin
Starter Pack	R$19	— no coin amount listed
150 Coins	R$25	≈ R$0.17
300 Coins	R$49	≈ R$0.16
600 Coins	R$75	≈ R$0.13
1000 Coins	R$139	≈ R$0.14
2500 Coins	R$239	≈ R$0.10
5500 Coins	R$499	≈ R$0.09

The last column is simple arithmetic — each bundle's listed price divided by the coin amount in its name — so you can compare raw coin value at a glance. On listed prices alone, the 2500 and 5500 Coin bundles work out cheapest per coin, while the 150 and 300 Coin bundles sit at roughly R$0.16–0.17 per coin. One quirk worth noticing: the 1000 Coins bundle (R$139) actually works out slightly more expensive per coin than the 600 Coins bundle (R$75), so it pays to compare sizes before picking.

The Starter Pack is the only Dev product without a coin amount in its name. The listing shows just its name and R$19 price — the store data doesn't spell out what's inside, so don't assume it follows the coin-bundle pattern.

For the record, these figures come from the store listing of the Roblox experience [👁️‍🗨️MIMIC] Scary Baboon Reimagined, so you can check you're comparing prices for the right game:

How Dev products differ from game passes

The core difference is structural: the game's monetization listing counts them as two separate purchase categories — 7 passes at R$89–499 and 7 products at R$19–499 — and no item appears in both. There is no Rainbow Skin Dev product and no 150 Coins pass; every named feature or cosmetic sits in the passes category, and every Dev product is either the Starter Pack or a fixed-size coin bundle.

Comparison

Comparison

Category	Items listed	Price range	What the category contains
Developer products (Dev products)	7	R$19–499	Starter Pack plus six coin bundles: 150, 300, 600, 1000, 2500 and 5500 Coins
Game passes	7	R$89–499	Spawn Item Giver, Infinite Speed Increase, VIP Baboon, Double Scrap Inventory, Rainbow Skin, Permanent Radar and 2x Coins from Scraps

Three practical differences follow from that split:

• Price of entry. The Dev products category contains the cheapest paid item in the entire store — the R$19 Starter Pack. The cheapest pass, Spawn Item Giver, is R$89, more than four times as much. At the top end the two categories meet: both cap out at R$499 (the 5500 Coins bundle and the 2x Coins from Scraps pass).
• What you get. A coin bundle states its contents on the label — the name is the coin amount. A pass is a single named feature or cosmetic instead: the name tells you what it is for (a skin, a radar, more scrap slots), and the details of how each pass works live on our game passes page rather than in the price list.
• Coins as a purchase vs. coins as a pass. The coin-themed 2x Coins from Scraps (R$499) belongs to the passes category, not the Dev products list. If you want a straightforward coin purchase, the bundles in the Dev products section are the items priced by coin amount.

The 7 game passes, for comparison

Passes come up in most Dev-product decisions, so here is the full lineup as listed, with each pass's price and the listing date shown beside it:

Every listing date falls between September 21 and October 28, 2026, with Permanent Radar and 2x Coins from Scraps carrying the most recent dates (October 28, 2026). For a closer look at the passes themselves, see our best game passes guide.

Choosing between a Dev product and a pass

• Want a specific named feature? A skin, the radar, extra scrap slots, a spawn item giver — those purchases live in the passes category, and the comparison above gives you each pass's price.
• Want coins themselves? The Dev products category is where coins are sold, in six fixed sizes from 150 to 5500 Coins. Our coin packs page looks at the bundles in more detail, and the shop guide puts both purchase categories in context.
• Want to spend as little as possible? The Starter Pack, at R$19, is the lowest price anywhere in the store listing.
• Rather not spend Robux at all? Our how to get coins guide covers ways to get coins in the game.

One last practical note: the figures here reflect the game's store listing as shown in its current snapshot, so it's worth confirming the price in the store itself before you buy.