OSRS XP/GP Calculator

The total XP needed for level L is floor(¼ × Σ floor(n + 300 × 2^n/7)) for n = 1 to L−1. The curve is exponential: each level costs roughly 10% more XP than the one before it, which is why level 92 — at 6,517,253 XP — is the halfway point to 99.

Key milestones: level 50 is 101,333 XP, level 70 is 737,627 XP, level 90 is 5,346,332 XP, and level 99 is 13,034,431 XP. Hitpoints starts at level 10 (1,154 XP) instead of level 1.

Total XP required for every level in Old School RuneScape, and the XP step up from the level before it. Levels 1–99 are the in-game range; 100–126 are virtual levels on the same curve, up to the 200,000,000 XP cap.

Virtual levels extend the same formula past the in-game cap of 99, running from level 100 up to level 126. They are not shown in-game, but the hiscores track XP all the way to the cap of 200,000,000 XP per skill — which corresponds to virtual level 126. This calculator supports targets up to 126.

Static skill calculators tell you how many actions you need; they can't tell you what those actions cost today. For fourteen skills — buyables like Herblore, Prayer, Construction, Cooking, Crafting, Fletching, Smithing, Firemaking, Magic, and Runecraft, plus the gathering skills Woodcutting, Mining, Fishing, and Hunter — this calculator prices each training method with the live Grand Exchange feed: materials at their buy price, products at their sell price minus the 2% GE tax — the same buy and sell prices the item pages show.

The result is a real gp-per-XP figure, how many actions or materials you need, and a total cost to your target level that moves with the market. Gathering methods show what the materials you bank are worth — cutting yews or catching chinchompas earns while you train — while sinks like Construction show exactly how expensive the grind is today. Skills whose XP comes from untradeable or randomized loot (Thieving, Agility, Slayer, Farming) have no honest GE price, so they stay out of the table.