Quick answer: Auto Roll removes repeated input and adds rarity-selection controls; Fast Roll shortens the roll sequence. They work together in the checked public footage. The observed prices are 49 and 99 Robux, but the current purchase prompt—not this dated page—is the final price.
Auto Roll is the closer fit. Its observed controls automate the next roll and let the run react to selected rarity targets.
Fast Roll is the closer fit. It visibly shortens the sequence, but no reliable source supplies an exact speed multiplier.
Neither checked effect proves better luck. If you do not roll often enough for either friction to matter, the evidence supports buying neither.
Prices and UI behavior are tied to August 2026 public recordings. Every row preserves what was not directly tested.
| Unlock | Observed price | What it visibly does | Permanent? | After Rebirth? | Best fit | Evidence boundary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auto Roll | 49 RobuxObserved August 21 | Repeats rolls and exposes rarity-selection controls. A checked run stops when one of its selected target rarities appears. | The purchase message says it is unlocked permanently. | Still usable after an observed Rebirth in two independent public runs. | A player whose main friction is repeatedly starting another roll. | No checked source shows better rarity odds or confirms unattended/offline operation. |
| Fast Roll | 99 RobuxObserved August 21 | Shortens the visible roll sequence and can run while Auto Roll is enabled. | The purchase message says it is unlocked permanently. | Not isolated in a clean after-Rebirth test; the permanent message is the available evidence. | A player who already rolls often and is mainly waiting for each roll to finish. | No checked source publishes an exact speed factor or shows better rarity odds. |
The videos support an interaction comparison, not a hidden probability formula.
The visible panel includes rarity toggles, with Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, and Legendary readable in one source. The same run shows Auto Roll stopping when a selected target is reached.
The before-and-after sequence visibly accelerates after purchase. Describing it as x2, instant, or another fixed factor would go beyond the readable UI.
One continuous run owns both, enables Auto Roll, and continues through the faster roll sequence. That confirms compatibility in the recorded version.
The official unauthenticated Game Pass endpoint for universe 10552540426 returned an empty gamePasses array when checked. That result rules out claiming a public Game Pass listing, but it does not rule out in-game developer products or another creator-managed purchase implementation. No qualifying public source exposed the product IDs, so this page leaves the backend class Unknown.
Roblox's creator documentation describes price optimization for developer products. Because the My Toll Farm product class is Unknown, that is a platform-level caution—not classification evidence. The amount displayed in your current official purchase prompt is the value that matters.
A public gameplay screen recorded on August 21, 2026 shows Auto Roll at 49 Robux and Fast Roll at 99 Robux. Another public run independently says Fast Roll costs 99 Robux. These are dated observations, so use the price in your current Roblox purchase prompt before spending.
The checked public runs show Auto Roll repeatedly starting rolls and exposing rarity-selection controls. One run visibly stops Auto Roll when a selected target rarity appears. The evidence does not establish offline rolling or an exact AFK time limit.
Fast Roll shortens the visible roll sequence. The checked sources do not publish a numeric speed multiplier, so this page does not invent one.
Yes in the checked August 2026 gameplay. A public run shows Auto Roll enabled after Fast Roll is purchased, with the faster sequence continuing. That is compatibility evidence for the observed version, not a promise that future updates cannot change it.
Both visible purchase-success messages use the word permanently. Auto Roll is also used after an observed Rebirth. Fast Roll was not independently isolated after Rebirth, so its purchase message is stronger than the available before-and-after test.
It does in two independent August 2026 public runs: each buys Auto Roll, Rebirths, and then uses Auto Roll again. This verifies those observed runs, not every future version or account-recovery situation.
The visible success message calls Fast Roll permanent, but the checked footage does not isolate its speed after a later Rebirth closely enough for a separate persistence test. Treat the UI message as the current evidence and recheck the live prompt if this detail determines your purchase.
No checked source shows either unlock increasing Roll Luck or rarity odds. Auto Roll changes repetition and filtering; Fast Roll changes waiting time. Do not buy either on the assumption that it improves probability.
Auto Roll better matches repeated-input friction; Fast Roll better matches animation-wait friction. If neither problem is worth its current price to you, buy neither. This page cannot make one universal recommendation because play frequency and local pricing differ.
Do not assume that classification. The official public Game Pass endpoint returned an empty list for the My Toll Farm universe when checked on August 26, 2026. The in-game unlocks are therefore described here only as Robux unlocks; their public product IDs and backend product class remain unverified.
Unknown. The checked videos show it operating during an active session only. No qualifying public source proves offline rolling, background operation, disconnect behavior, or a session limit.
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Source A was published August 21, 2026. It shows the two observed prices, both permanent-unlock messages, Auto Roll's rarity controls, the faster sequence, stacking, and Auto Roll use after Rebirth. Source B was published August 22, 2026. It independently shows Fast Roll and Auto Roll purchases, selection controls, a Rebirth, and Auto Roll use afterward. These are gameplay observations—not official balance documentation.
| Date | Game version / event | What changed | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| August 26, 2026 | August public gameplay snapshots | Published only after two independent public runs supported the unlock functions and Auto Roll's observed post-Rebirth use; unsupported paid topics remained unpublished. | Public-frame observed |
