Torn Company Jobs Guide: Best Player Companies by Game Stage

If you can afford continuous, consistent happy jumps in volume, a 10-star Adult Novelty is hands-down the best place to do them thanks to the doubled Erotic DVD happiness. If you only jump occasionally, there are better-value options.

A word of caution for free-to-play and casual players: only happy jump when you can genuinely afford it. Otherwise stick to the reliable daily routine of 3 Xanax, 1 refill, and natural energy — skimping on that to save for jumps will leave you progressing slower than players who do it consistently.

More money-focused and less training-focused than Adult Novelty — you give up income (cans) to run a good happy jump. It suits players who jump infrequently, and you can reach a large happy jump much earlier here than in an Adult Novelty. Pick it if you want visible up-front money, even if it is lower than the alternatives.

A very popular all-rounder, from free-to-play restarts to veterans stacking job points for attacking events. The headline perk is 1 job point for 5 energy at 7-star (capped at 100 job points converted per day). The standard play is to bank 100 job points and time a happy jump for an extra 500 energy — nearly half a jump's worth of extra gains.

That stored energy is also handy during attacking events such as Valentine, Eliminations, Dog Tag, and Halloween, and the awareness passive helps with the dream of finding a Stat Enhancer early.

An alternative route for players who want to finish education quickly. The two valuable perks are the 7-star (30 minutes of education reduction per job point) for general use, and the 5-star, which makes you a good retaliation bait in a chaining and warring faction.

For dedicated plushie runners. Often preferred over Flower Shop because plushies restock faster.

For dedicated flower runners. Its drug addiction reduction perk is significantly better than Toy Shop's offering, with the trade-off that flowers frequently go out of stock and are a pain to run.

The addiction reduction perk is genuinely strong. Rehab becomes less effective the more you do it, so reducing how often you need it is a solid long-term strategy — especially if you run the standard 3 Xanax + 1 refill daily routine.

Almost every perk points toward money. A trader-centric company, with the 5-star for general trading and the 10-star for property upgrade services. Most players spend their points on the 7-star perk, exchanging 150 job points for a random property (up to Castle) — in a 10-star, that is roughly a property lottery every 15 days, averaging around 200k per day.

A strong warring and attacking company that turns a defence build into a tank and a dexterity build into a slippery target. The 7-star mug protection is exceptional for traders and high-stakes casino players. The job-point-to-work-stat conversion is nice but rarely the main draw.

A direct upgrade to the Sweet Shop, aimed more at paying users. No happy-jump perk, but you can obtain and consume more energy cans at better efficiency — the more affordable alternative to the Restaurant for energy-can users.

The preferred job for the highest-spending players. If you can afford to drink 10–16 energy cans daily, a 10-star Restaurant gives you the most energy on top of the standard 3 Xanax + refill + natural energy. Join a faction with maxed energy-drink effectiveness first.

Instead of a normal cap of 12 cans a day, you can drink 16 here, plus 3 energy per job point. That can add up to hundreds of extra energy per day — a large part of how some players reach very high stats quickly.

Two use cases: free-to-play players who want a cheap training route via the 3-star perk (unlock better gyms 30% sooner), and chaining or late-game warring at high stars. In a chaining and warring faction the mid-star perks also make you good retaliation bait. Generally a better choice than the Theatre.

For Xanax runners, general flyers, and casino players. The drug addiction reduction is the better-value perk. At 10-star it is a direct upgrade over both Toy Shop and Flower Shop for item running.

For players training crime properly. Several perks combine to push crime-experience gains very high. At a 10-star Pub, refill your nerve bar when it is around 90+ (with the faction perk). A 10-star Pub is hard to get into even at 50k single work-stat because competition is fierce, but the 7-star perk is enough for many to stick around in the hope it reaches 10-star.

Two main use cases: fast-tracking the busting and bail merits (or working a busting book), and joining a high-level organised crime team in your faction for money and crime experience.

Busting is time-gated: each successful bust lowers the success chance of the next, decaying over hours to days, which is why the 5-star perk speeds up your progress significantly. Background checks are also a sellable service, though demand has softened as battle-stat estimation tools have improved.

Early on, useful for special-ammo merits, and the 7-star helps with the Peppered merit. The standout is the 5-star, which lets you see anyone's loadout before battle — immensely powerful in a war, both for you and your whole faction.