

If you’ve sunk enough hours into WARDOGS, you already know that having in-game money makes matches less stressful. In this tactical FPS, money lets players pay for their preferred loadouts, equipment, and vehicles. Even death is costly, since spent funds can be wasted, sending players back to the slow grind of earning their money back; sadly, they can’t earn back their time. However, with this guide, you won’t have to rely only on kills to increase funds. Here are some of the best and quickest ways to earn money in WARDOGS.
Helicopter Transport
While getting kills in helicopters is a viable way to earn money, it’s not where players get the most bang for their buck. The money-making method is to become a transport helicopter rather than an attack copter. The Z20 Lakota already costs $7,400, and going on the offensive risks destroying it and losing funds. Instead, filling all the available seats and transporting teammates to nearby hot zones is a great way to earn money fast. Each survivor pays up to $1,000, and a $400 supply pallet returns $2,500. Here are all the available payouts when becoming a transport chopper.
Supply Deliveries
Hot Zone Fighting
Spotting
Playing Medic
Related: Is WARDOGS on Xbox and PS5? Console Release Explained
WARDOGS is currently in early access, following its Season 1 launch on September 10 this year. Brammer previously stated online that Season 1 of WARDOGS would last 1 month. That said, WARDOGS Season 2 is expected to launch October 15, 2026. Seasons 3 and 4 don’t have a definite timeline, with developing new content and features as BULKHEAD’s priority.
“It’s going to change in Early Access; season 1 is a month, but then season 2, 3, 4 could be whatever we decide. Developing new content and features is the priority.” – CEO Joe Bramer
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