On this page
TinyHarvest has two optional extras that people often mix up: the 
Harvest Pass, a
monthly season with a reward track, and the 
Harvest Club, a membership with everyday
comforts. They are separate products, and neither is needed to enjoy or finish the game.
This guide explains both in plain terms, then walks through the shops and merchants you will
meet along the way.
The Harvest Pass
The Harvest Pass is a themed season that runs for one calendar month. Each month brings a new look, a new farm theme and new decorations. The pass opens at player level 16.
How a season works
- A season starts on the 1st of the month and ends on the last day of the month (UTC).
- After the season ends you get a 48-hour grace period in which you can still claim rewards you have earned, but you can no longer gain XP or buy the premium track.
- There are 30 tiers, and each tier takes 100 season XP, so the full ladder is 3,000 XP.
- Once you reach tier 30, every further 150 XP gives you a Season Crate.
Seasons so far this year, one per month: Frosty Fields (February), Spring Bloom (March), Blossom Festival (April), Verdant Valley (May), Honey Hollow (June), Sunny Shores (July), Harvest Fair (August), Golden Grove (September) and Pumpkin Moon (October, the current season).
Earning season XP
Season XP comes from simply playing:
- Daily quests. Each day you are given four small tasks drawn from a larger pool (for example harvest crops, plant crops, fulfill orders, craft items or complete a boat crate), and each one gives 30 XP. Only quests you can actually do are offered, so a player without animals will not be asked to collect from animals.
- Season goals. Bigger goals for the whole month, such as harvesting thousands of crops, fulfilling a few hundred orders or helping friends dozens of times, each give a larger XP reward when finished.
You do not need to rush. Daily quests alone add up to a good part of the ladder over a month, and the goals cover the rest for most players.
Free track and Premium track
Every tier has two rewards, one on each track.
| Track | Who gets it | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Everyone | Coins, XP, boosts, potions, diamonds, building materials, one season decoration and the season badge at tier 30 |
| Premium | Players who unlock it | More diamonds, the season’s farm theme, the other season decorations, an avatar border, the season trophy, rare materials, coupons and more |
Premium is an optional purchase for the season. It comes in a standard edition and a deluxe edition, where the deluxe edition starts you five tiers in and adds a bonus of diamonds. Whatever you choose, you keep what you earn, and every tier on the Free track is yours either way.
Some rewards grow with your level. Coin and XP rewards marked as scaling are bigger for players at higher levels, so the pass stays worthwhile all the way up.
Good to know: Quests and goals that earn season XP are available to everyone, and the Free track keeps rewards flowing all month. Premium adds extras on top.
Season decorations
Each season has its own set of farm decorations, plus an exclusive farm theme, an avatar border and a trophy. Pumpkin Moon, for example, offers:
- Corn Stook on the Free track at tier 15
- Pumpkin Wagon (tier 10), Moonlit Scarecrow (tier 20), Black Cat Fence (tier 24) and the Pumpkin Moon Trophy (tier 30) on the Premium track
- A Pumpkin Moon farm theme, a pumpkin vine avatar border and a season badge
Decorations are placed on your farm and stay yours afterwards. The pass is the way to get them, so grab the ones you love while the month lasts.
The Harvest Club
The Harvest Club is a monthly membership for players who want a little more comfort every day. It does not sell power, content or a competitive edge. Every perk is a convenience or a cosmetic, and no feature in the game requires membership.
The Club is a subscription that renews each month. It is listed at $5.99 a month (store prices vary by region), and new members get a 7-day free trial. You can cancel any time in your store settings.
What members get
| Perk | What it does |
|---|---|
| Daily diamonds | Claim 10 diamonds every day |
| Extra crafting slot | One more slot in every crafting station on your farm |
| Plant All | Plant your chosen crop on every empty field with one tap |
| Fill all crates | Fill a whole boat or truck crate in one tap when your barn has everything |
| 24-hour expeditions | A Long Expedition in every adventure area |
| Arrange stations | Put your crafting stations in any order you like |
| Faster new orders | A new order arrives 10 minutes after you trash one, instead of 15 |
| +10% XP | On the XP you earn from everything on your farm |
| Club look | The “Harvest Club Regular” title, a members-only avatar border, a gilded name style and a nameplate |
The Long Expedition and the other farm perks are explained in the
Expeditions guide.
When a membership ends
A lapse is gentle. The perks stop, but nothing you already earned, started or own is taken away. The title stays yours forever, since it is granted the first time you become a member. The Club avatar border, name style and nameplate are worn only while a membership is running.
Gifting the Club
You can give the Club to someone else. A gift is 30 days of membership, bought as a one-time purchase and sent to a friend or a coop mate. The gift waits for the recipient and starts when they next open the game, and several gifts queue one after another. If you want to cover a whole coop, there are discounted packs for that too. A gift never overlaps days the recipient has already paid for.
Shops and merchants
TinyHarvest has a handful of places to spend your coins, diamonds and hearts. Here is who is who.
Diamond Merchant
Opens at level 8. It sells things for diamonds: cosmetics (avatar borders, farm backgrounds, name colors and avatars), stamina and mission potions, crafting and XP boosts, and small packs of coins. Borders, backgrounds, name colors and avatars are permanent unlocks. Diamonds themselves can be earned in the game through the Harvest Pass, the Fishopedia, events and the coop chest, or bought in packs from the store.
General Store
A 
Valley Town place that opens at level 11. Its stock rotates, with fresh offers every
six hours, so it is worth a look a few times a day.
Traveling Merchant
Merrin, the 
Traveling Merchant, is a Valley Town place that opens at level 21. Each day
she brings a few big orders for farm goods, and once you have filled them you open her
chest. Over time you get to know her better and earn gifts of your own. She asks for crops,
animal goods and crafted items, never for items gathered on expeditions.
Style Shop and Wardrobe
The Style Shop sells cosmetics and themed Style Sets for real money. They change how
your name, avatar, border and nameplate look to others, and have no effect on gameplay. The
Wardrobe lets you try any cosmetic on before you decide, and save your look.
Coop shop
Coop hearts buy Coupons, Barn Crates, Premium Slot Vouchers, weekly exclusives and coop
decorations. See the 
Coop Guide.
Prize Counter
During festivals, the Prize Counter sells event-only items for event tickets. See the
Events guide.
A few honest tips
- You can play fully free. Goals and quests that earn season XP are free, and each season has a free decoration and badge.
- Check the grace period. If you finished a season late, remember the 48 hours at the end to claim your tiers.
- Do not spend diamonds in a hurry. Diamonds come from many places, so it is fine to let them build up until something you love shows up.
- Try before you buy. The Wardrobe lets you preview cosmetics on your own look first.