Singapore has its own COD Mobile price list, with one more seller than most countries we track. That might suggest Singapore players get a different deal. They do not. On every pack size we could compare cleanly, the cheapest price for Singapore was the same as in the United States, Thailand and Germany, down to the cent.
What does change what you pay is the pack you pick, and to a lesser extent, the seller. This article walks through both.
The Singapore table
Six sellers had comparable COD Mobile prices for Singapore at the time of writing, across five pack sizes:
| Pack | Cheapest (USD) | Cheapest seller | Sellers quoting | Dearest (USD) | Spread | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | 80 CP | $0.82 | Joytify | 2 | $1.39 | 70% | | 88 CP | $0.99 | MooGold | 2 | $0.99 | 0% | | 160 CP | $0.99 | COD Mobile Web Store | 2 | $1.68 | 70% | | 10,800 CP | $86.00 | Eldorado.gg | 2 | $89.29 | 4% | | 11,600 CP | $99.99 | COD Mobile Web Store | 2 | $99.99 | 0% |
Two of these rows are ties. On 88 CP and on 11,600 CP, both sellers quoting the pack asked exactly the same price, which is why the spread reads 0%. The name in the "cheapest" column there is just one of two equal options, not a winner.
On MangoRecharge, the COD Mobile Web Store carries the official badge, MooGold is listed as an established reseller, and Joytify and Eldorado.gg are listed as third-party sellers.
Why the middle of the ladder is missing
You will notice nothing between 160 CP and 10,800 CP. The Singapore listings in that range were a mix of bonus bundles (CP sold with crates, a parachute or extra CP on top), sizes that overlapped each other, and quotes that ran in the wrong order, with a smaller pack priced above a larger one. We left those out because they cannot be compared like for like.
That includes the extra seller that makes Singapore's list unique. A seventh seller, Reezgaming, appears for Singapore with a bonus-labelled pack (690 + 104 CP). Bundles like that are not directly comparable with plain CP packs, so it is not in the table above. It is worth a look on the compare page if you are buying in that range, but judge it on the total CP you receive.
Cost per 1,000 CP
Here is how much 1,000 CP costs at each pack's cheapest price:
| Pack | Per 1,000 CP | vs. best rate | |---|---|---| | 80 CP | $10.25 | +66% | | 88 CP | $11.25 | +82% | | 160 CP | $6.19 | best | | 10,800 CP | $7.96 | +29% | | 11,600 CP | $8.62 | +39% |
The best rate in Singapore came from 160 CP at $0.99. The worst came from 88 CP, at the same $0.99 for 72 fewer CP. The gap between those two rates, 82%, is far bigger than any seller saving on a large pack.
From the smallest pack (80 CP) to the largest (11,600 CP), the cost per 1,000 CP falls by 15.9%. That sounds like the usual "buy big" pattern, but the curve is not smooth. It rises from 80 to 88 CP, drops sharply at 160, and then rises again from 10,800 to 11,600 CP.
The large-pack decision
For anyone buying a lot of CP at once, the choice is between 10,800 CP at $86.00 and 11,600 CP at $99.99.
The larger pack gives you 800 more CP for $13.99 more. Those extra 800 CP cost about $17.49 per 1,000 CP, which is more than double the 10,800 pack's own rate of $7.96. Unless you need those specific 800 CP, the 10,800 pack is the better buy.
The seller gap on 10,800 CP was small: $86.00 against $89.29, a $3.29 difference or 4%. On large packs in Singapore, picking the pack matters much more than picking the seller.
Singapore compared with its neighbours
We checked Singapore against four other countries with comparable COD Mobile tables:
- The United States and Thailand: identical prices on all five tiers. The only differences were in which seller sat first on the tied 88 CP and 11,600 CP rows.
- Germany: identical prices on all five tiers as well, with the same kind of tie on 88 CP.
- Indonesia: only three tiers were comparable. Two of them, 10,800 CP at $86.00 and 11,600 CP at $99.99, matched Singapore exactly. The third was an 800 CP pack from MVSTORE at $5.98, quoted in rupiah (96,425 IDR). That works out to $7.48 per 1,000 CP. It is an Indonesia-specific listing, and it does not appear in Singapore's table.
So the honest summary is: there is no Singapore-only price for plain COD Mobile CP. What makes Singapore's list different is the extra seller and its bonus bundle, not cheaper or dearer standard packs.
Where the seller gap bites
The largest same-pack spread in Singapore was 70%, and it hit twice: on 80 CP ($0.82 against $1.39) and on 160 CP ($0.99 against $1.68). These are small sums per purchase, but small packs are also the ones people tend to buy repeatedly. Buy the 160 pack ten times at the dearer price and you would pay $6.90 more than at the cheaper one.
One more detail: the cheapest 80 CP listing, from Joytify, was quoted at 48.15 PHP, Philippine pesos. That suggests a Philippine storefront. Before buying, check that it accepts a Singapore account.
What we would buy
- Small top-up: 160 CP at the cheapest seller. It is the best rate in the table.
- Large top-up: 10,800 CP. It beats 11,600 CP per CP by a clear margin.
- Avoid: 88 CP, the worst per-CP rate, and the dearer listings on 80 and 160 CP.
- Treat bundles separately: judge any bonus pack by the total CP it gives, not the headline number.
Before you buy
- Region check: make sure the listing supports an account registered in Singapore.
- Delivery check: know whether the seller tops up to your player ID or sends a code.
- Currency check: a quote in pesos or rupiah will be converted by your bank or wallet at its own rate.
- Side-by-side check: you can compare COD Mobile prices for Singapore across every seller we list.
These figures are what we found at the time of writing and will shift over time. The structure of the ladder, with 160 CP as the value point and 88 CP as the one to skip, is the part worth remembering.