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Lattice to USD — how much is Lattice worth?

Lattice is the premium currency of Marvel Rivals, NetEase's free-to-play hero shooter. It buys the seasonal battle pass, character skins, and limited-time bundles. Lattice also converts to Units, the earn-in-game currency used for character unlocks — one of the rare setups where the paid currency can flow into the free economy rather than only the other way around.

$1 USD buys

100.1

Lattice

1 Lattice costs

$1.00

at the 1,000 Lattice for $9.99 rate

Cheapest bundle

1,000

Lattice for $9.99

USD ↔ Lattice converter

Reference rate: 1,000 Lattice for $9.99 (checked 2026-08-06).

$

= 2,002 Lattice

= $20.00

Official bundle pricing

LatticePrice (USD)Per 100 LatticePer L
1,000$9.99$1.00$1.00¢
2,100$19.99$0.95$0.95¢
5,600Best rate$49.99$0.89$0.89¢
10,800$99.99$0.93$0.93¢

The highlighted tier is the cheapest official rate per L.

Is Lattice worth buying?

The battle pass is the anchor: it returns a large share of its Lattice cost in earnable rewards, so regular players effectively get a discount on every season after the first. Character skins and bundles are priced high per item, and since hero-shooter cosmetics never grant an advantage, the honest answer is the same as Valorant — buy the pass, and spend bundles only on heroes you actually play.

A hero-shooter economy still settling

Marvel Rivals is young for a live-service shooter, and its Lattice economy is still finding its shape — seasonal bundles and battle pass pricing have shifted since launch. That makes this page's numbers worth checking against the in-game store more than most: the reference rate here (1,000 for $9.99) is standard for the genre, but promotional bundles frequently repackage Lattice with exclusive skins at a blended price that beats the raw packs.

Official store: marvelrivals.com/ · prices last checked 2026-08-06

Frequently asked

Can Lattice be earned by playing?

Lattice itself is paid, but Lattice converts to Units at a 1:1 rate, and Units are earnable in-game and used for character unlocks. So paid currency can seed the free economy, which is unusual.

How much is the Marvel Rivals battle pass?

The seasonal pass runs around 500–990 Lattice and returns hundreds of Lattice plus premium skins and currency when completed.

Is the 1,000-for-$9.99 rate accurate?

That's the standard reference pack. Promotional bundles frequently combine Lattice with exclusive skins at a blended rate — compare the in-game store before buying.