Last updated: 5 September 2026

Dead by Daylight Bloodpoint Calculator How Many Matches to Hit Your Level Goal?

Bloodpoints (BP) are the only currency that drives character progression in Dead by Daylight — every Bloodweb level, every Prestige transition, and every perk, add-on, and offering you want is locked behind them. The interactive calculator below tells you exactly how many BP stand between your current character state and your target, then converts that number into a realistic match count across three earning scenarios.

01Bloodpoint Calculator

02How the Bloodweb and Prestige System Work

Each character in Dead by Daylight has its own Bloodweb — a node tree that resets at every level. Spending Bloodpoints on nodes unlocks perks, add-ons, and offerings for that character. When you purchase enough nodes, the next level's Bloodweb generates. At level 50, the Entity's signature Prestige Node appears at the centre of the web. Buying it costs 20,000 BP and advances the character to the next Prestige tier at Level 1.

The current live game (Patch 10.1.1) supports Prestige levels 1 through 100. Prestige tiers 1, 2, and 3 don't unlock cosmetics — each one automatically and permanently unlocks Tier I, II, and III of that character's unique perks for use on every other Survivor or Killer, with no need to find or buy a 'teachable' copy in another character's Bloodweb (that older mechanic was removed by the Prestige & Progression rework). The bloodied cosmetic look everyone associates with prestiging instead comes from Prestige tiers 4, 5, and 6, which unlock one blood-stained outfit piece each (weapon/torso, then body/legs, then head) and carry over permanently. Beyond Prestige 6 there are no further unlocks, but you can keep prestiging up to the cap of Prestige 100, where the Level 50 Bloodweb starts regenerating indefinitely.

Node costs in the Bloodweb scale by rarity (verified against the official wiki, post-Patch 6.2.0):

• Common (brown): 2,000 BP
• Uncommon (yellow): 2,500 BP
• Rare (green): 3,250 BP
• Very Rare (purple): 4,000 BP
• Ultra Rare / Iridescent: 5,000 BP

A fully cleared Bloodweb at higher levels typically contains a dozen or more nodes spread across all five rarities. There's no single official 'BP per level' figure — player-reported averages for a full 50-level cycle vary widely depending on Bloodweb RNG and how thoroughly nodes are bought, from well under 1 million up to 2 million-plus BP. As a rough guide, buying only what you actually need (Selective) costs noticeably less than clearing everything with the mass-purchase button (Claim All), with most players landing somewhere in between — use the calculator's three spending-style presets above for a directional estimate rather than a false-precision number.

03How to Use the Calculator

Set your current prestige and level in Section 1 and your target in Section 2. If you are playing a brand-new character you have never levelled, set current Prestige to 0 and Level to 1.

1. Current character level: Enter the Prestige shown on your character portrait. The Level slider represents the Bloodweb you are currently on (1 = first web of that Prestige cycle, 50 = last).
2. Target level: Where you want to end up. Prestige 3 Level 50 is the standard goal for fully unlocking a character's cosmetics. Prestige 1 Level 1 is the minimum to earn the first bloody cosmetic tier.
3. Spending style: Choose Selective if you buy only specific nodes each web. Choose Claim All if you use the mass-purchase button. Standard is a safe middle estimate for most players.
4. The result updates instantly. It shows the total BP needed, how many Bloodwebs you have to clear, how many prestige transitions that involves, and the match count for three common earning scenarios.

A standard match without any BP offerings typically earns around 20,000–30,000 Bloodpoints, depending on how well each scoring category was filled. Using Bloody Party Streamers (a rare Offering available to both Killer and Survivor) adds +100% Bloodpoints in every scoring category for every player in that trial — doubling a typical match's earnings. Bonuses like this stack additively rather than multiplying on top of each other: an active Double BP event — which Behaviour Interactive runs several times per year — adds another +100% on the same unmodified base, so BPS plus a Double BP event together comes out to roughly +200%, or about triple your baseline earnings, not quadruple.

04Tips to Farm Bloodpoints Faster

• Save Bloody Party Streamers for high-earning matches. BPS works for everyone in the trial, so using one during a match where you are likely to hit the category caps rewards both teams. Don't waste them on matches you know will end early.
• Stack BPS with Double BP events. Behaviour Interactive runs Double BP weekends several times per year (often around anniversaries, holidays, and major patch launches). Saving a stack of BPS for these windows can push a single match above 80,000 BP.
• Fill all four scoring categories. Bloodpoints are split across four categories — Objectives, Survival, Altruism/Boldness for Survivors (Brutality, Deviousness, Hunter, Sacrifice for Killer). Each category is capped at 10,000 BP per match. Maxing all four before offerings gives you 40,000 BP base. Running a gen-only strategy leaves your Altruism and Boldness categories empty — you leave BP on the table every match.
• Claim gifts and daily login bonuses. The main menu offers regular BP rewards outside the trial cap. These do not count toward the 5,000,000 BP storage limit and can provide a meaningful free boost when you log in after an absence.
• Target Prestige 3 first on your main, then branch out. Prestiging a character to Prestige 1, 2, and 3 automatically unlocks Tier I, II, and III of that character's unique perks for every other Survivor or Killer in your roster — instantly and for free, with no Bloodweb purchase required. That's the real payoff for prestiging a main character early: it removes the BP cost of buying that perk's teachable copy anywhere else.