If you are looking to dominate in Cut all the Grass, prioritizing the right Class is the smartest way to speed up your runs. You only have 80 minutes to clear the map, so burning your 40 Gems on a high-tier roll is essential for long-term efficiency.
I personally found that wasting time with low-tier classes early on makes it way harder to hit your goals before the timer runs out. It is easy to get distracted by the base gear, but those class abilities provide the real backbone for your economy.
Before you spend your hard-earned currency, make sure you have actively scavenged enough Gems from the ground during your current session. You really do not want to go broke rolling for a class that does not fit your current tool set.
I have broken down the current meta into five tiers based on how much they actually impact your clearing speed and money generation. Here is how they stack up.
Tier list for Cut all the Grass Classes
Cut all the Grass class shop interface showing various rarities available
S-tier
These are the absolute best picks in the game. They are rare, but their utility is game-changing.
Superstar
Superstar is the peak of performance, holding Mythic rarity with a tiny 0.1% pull rate. It grants a 25% speed boost to all cutting tools and adds a flat 20% bonus to all coins and Gems earned.
Botanist sits in this tier as well, being a Legendary 1.5% find. It doubles the sale value of Tall Grass collected with hand tools, making manual clearing incredibly profitable.
Botanist
This class is all about efficiency in your harvest. Its Valuable Harvest and Field Knowledge abilities ensure you get the absolute most out of every patch of grass you cut by hand.
A-tier
These classes offer significant advantages for your bank account and are much easier to roll than the S-tier options.
Champion
Champion is a Legendary pick that drops at a 0.4% rate. It gives a solid 15% discount on all tool upgrades, covering everything from the humble scissors up to the chainsaw.
Prospector is an Epic option at 3% that boosts your Gem-drop rate from 0.20% to 0.25%. It is perfect if you are trying to hoard currency for future rerolls.
Merchant is your budget-friendly Uncommon pick at 14% chance. It gives a flat 12% sale value increase on grass sold at bins or sprinklers.
Prospector
Focusing on Hidden Treasure and One Clean Find, this class helps you pad your wallet with extra Gems. It is a reliable choice for players who want to sustain a high reroll frequency.
Merchant
Good Business and Your Payday make this class a great early-to-mid game crutch. You get the full improved sale value for your grass without any hidden penalties.
B-tier
These are solid, reliable choices that help you farm efficiently enough to climb the tool progression tree.
Irrigator
Irrigator is an Epic 5% drop that extends your sprinkler collection range by 10%. It is very convenient for keeping your field coverage active while you focus on manual cutting.
Hauler is a Common 19% pick that increases backpack capacity by 30%. It is perfect for those long stretches where you don’t want to run back and forth to unload.
Mechanic, a Rare 7% class, is strictly for chainsaw enthusiasts. It keeps your tool cooler for longer and helps it recover faster when you finally do overheat.
Hauler
This one is a life-saver for inventory management. Because it boosts capacity at every level, you can stay out in the field far longer than other players.
Mechanic
The Cool Running and Quick Recovery passives make using high-end chainsaws much less frustrating. It essentially minimizes your downtime while you are clearing large, dense patches.
C-tier
These classes are helpful if you are still learning the ropes, but they lose their shine once you get better gear.
Lucky Fireball
Lucky Fireball is an Epic 2% class focused entirely on finding Molotovs. While fun, it is too niche compared to the economy-boosting classes in higher tiers.
Blademaster is a Rare 9% class that helps your knives and scythes recover 8% faster. It also gives a 15% momentum bonus to your Katana.
Blademaster
If you prefer using blades, this class keeps your swing cadence snappy. It is decent early on, but you will likely replace it once you start buying chainsaws.
D-tier
Starter is your base class. It does not provide any special bonuses, so try to roll for literally anything else as soon as you have 40 Gems.
FAQs on Cut all the Grass Class tier list
Which is the best Class in Cut all the Grass?
Superstar is generally considered the best in the game. It provides a 25% speed increase for your tools and a 20% bonus to coin and Gem income.
Which Class is the rarest in Cut all the Grass?
The rarest option is the Mythic Superstar, sitting at a 0.1% drop rate. That scarcity combined with its powerful abilities is exactly why it is top-tier.
How do you get Classes in Cut all the Grass?
Head over to the Classes shop and use 40 Gems per roll. You can collect these by cleaning up the field or finding them randomly while you work.
Before you commit to a long session, make sure to check for any active codes to see if you can snag some free Gems for those rerolls.
Good luck with your rolls—getting a Mythic on your first few tries is a total game-changer for your efficiency.
