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GTA Online Simeon Missions PAY INSANE MONEY During Bonus Weeks (Best Repo Work Grind Guide)

  • Writer: Niels Gys
    Niels Gys
  • May 14
  • 7 min read

Updated: May 17

“Simeon Yetarian somehow convinced millions of players to repeatedly commit grand theft auto for the price of a decent microwave. Which honestly makes him the greatest criminal mastermind in GTA history.”

TL;DR For The Criminally Impatient

  • Best overall Simeon money mission: Repo: Simeonomics

  • Best high-skill payout: Repo: Do You Even Lift?

  • Best “turn brain off and explode capitalism” mission: Blow Up IV

  • Best classic Simeon mission: Blow Up

  • Best solo grind: Simeonomics → Blow Up IV rotation

  • Best crew grind: Do You Even Lift? with 2–4 competent players

  • Best payout window: Finish missions in roughly 5–7 minutes

  • Normal week earnings: ~GTA$120K–200K/hour

  • 4X bonus week earnings: ~GTA$500K–850K/hour

  • Avoid: GTA Today with randoms unless you enjoy psychological warfare

  • Truth bomb: Simeon missions are mediocre on normal weeks, but during 3X/4X events they become tiny cocaine-powered ATMs


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broken GTA money methods, fake “INSANE SOLO” YouTube grinds, and the criminal opportunities Rockstar accidentally leaves lying around like unlocked armored vans.


Before you waste another evening delivering counterfeit cash for the salary of a nervous supermarket cashier, read our GTA Online Weekly Money Guide and join the underworld briefing at the bottom of this page.


Stylized GTA Online Premium Deluxe Repo Work poster featuring Simeon Yetarian standing over a neon-lit Los Santos skyline while two classic supercars race through a police chase below and a Cargobob helicopter transports a stolen vehicle overhead.


The Best Simeon Missions For Grinding Cash Without Turning Into A Spreadsheet Goblin

There comes a moment in every GTA Online career where you look at your criminal empire and realize you’ve accidentally become middle management.


Your nightclub technicians need attention.


Your bunker staff is eating supplies faster than a plague of raccoons in a cereal factory.


Your Acid Lab is parked in a ditch somewhere because a flying motorcycle launched a missile at it from orbit.


And your warehouse assistant has once again sourced exactly three boxes and a stress-induced migraine.


So naturally, after all this sophisticated organized crime, many players return to the purest form of criminal income imaginable:

Stealing cars for Simeon Yetarian.


A man who looks and sounds like somebody turned a used BMW dealership into a human being.


And weirdly?

During bonus weeks, it works astonishingly well.


Not “buy a superyacht in twenty minutes” well.


More “solid, repeatable criminal income without needing twelve businesses and a second monitor full of spreadsheets” well.


Which is why we tested every worthwhile Simeon Contact Mission and Repo Work job to figure out exactly which ones make the most money, which ones waste your time, and which ones should legally qualify as emotional abuse.



First: The Money System Rockstar Never Explains Properly

Here’s the important bit.


Simeon missions pay based on:

  • completion time

  • difficulty

  • player count

  • bonus weeks


And this is where many players accidentally sabotage themselves.

Because Rockstar rewards longer mission times… but not enough to justify dragging missions forever like a dying cow across a parking lot.


The sweet spot is roughly 5 to 7 minutes per run.

That’s where hourly profit becomes strongest.

Finishing too fast slightly lowers payout.


Taking too long destroys your GTA$/hour faster than a cocaine addiction in a casino gift shop.



The Best Simeon Mission For Money

Repo: Simeonomics

This is the king of Simeon grinding.


Fast.

Simple.

Minimal nonsense.


No helicopters swinging cars into hospitals.

No idiot teammates crashing into lamp posts at Mach 4.

No endless police chases.


Just:

  • steal vehicles

  • deliver vehicles

  • get paid

  • repeat until your soul leaves your body


Realistic Payouts

Week Type

Realistic Payout

Normal Week

GTA$18K-23K

2X Week

GTA$36K-46K

3X Week

GTA$54K-69K

4X Week

GTA$72K-92K


Realistic Completion Time

  • Solo: 5-7 minutes

  • Duo: 4-6 minutes


Realistic Hourly Earnings

Week Type

Solo Hourly

Duo Hourly

Normal

GTA$120K-150K/hr

GTA$140K-170K/hr

2X

GTA$240K-300K/hr

GTA$280K-340K/hr

3X

GTA$360K-450K/hr

GTA$420K-510K/hr

4X

GTA$480K-600K/hr

GTA$560K-680K/hr

During 4X weeks, Simeonomics turns into a tiny criminal ATM wearing loafers.



Repo: Do You Even Lift?

This mission has the highest ceiling.


Assuming you can fly a Cargobob without looking like a drunk construction worker trying to relocate a piano during a tornado.


A good team absolutely prints money here.

A bad team creates aviation footage suitable for documentary investigations.


Realistic Payouts

Week Type

Realistic Payout

Normal Week

GTA$20K-23K

2X Week

GTA$40K-46K

3X Week

GTA$60K-69K

4X Week

GTA$80K-92K


Hourly Earnings

Setup

Realistic Hourly

Skilled Solo

GTA$130K-160K/hr

Optimized Duo

GTA$170K–-20K/hr

4X Bonus Week Duo

GTA$600K-850K/hr

That last number is why experienced grinders suddenly start treating Simeon like Warren Buffett during bonus weeks.



Blow Up IV

This mission is basically Michael Bay debt collection.


You destroy cars.

Everything explodes.

Simeon somehow profits.

Nobody asks questions.


Which is probably for the best.


Realistic Earnings

Week Type

Hourly Earnings

Normal

GTA$110K-140K/hr

2X

GTA$220K-280K/hr

3X

GTA$330K-420K/hr

4X

GTA$440K-560K/hr

Very reliable.

Very easy.

Fantastic for players who enjoy solving financial disputes with industrial explosives.


Simeon missions during 4X weeks are secretly ridiculous money makers.

But if you want REAL criminal income, the Acid Lab still makes cash faster than a corrupt politician near a construction contract.


Read our Best Solo Money Methods in GTA Online guide before you spend six consecutive hours repossessing sports cars for a man dressed like a luxury sofa showroom.


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The Best Classic Simeon Mission


Blow Up

Even in 2026 this mission still slaps.


The pacing is fast.

Travel time is low.

Objectives are simple.


And most importantly, you spend less time listening to random teammates breathe directly into broken microphones like dying walruses.


Realistic Earnings

Week Type

Hourly Earnings

Normal

GTA$90K-120K/hr

2X

GTA$180K-240K/hr

3X

GTA$270K-360K/hr

4X

GTA$360K-480K/hr

Not top-tier anymore.

Still excellent for beginners.



Chasers

Quietly one of the better low-level money missions.

Nobody talks about it because it lacks spectacle.


No giant explosions.

No helicopters.

No cinematic nonsense.

Just efficient crime.


Realistic Earnings

Week Type

Hourly Earnings

Normal

GTA$85K-110K/hr

2X

GTA$170K-220K/hr

3X

GTA$255K-330K/hr

4X

GTA$340K-440K/hr

Perfect for newer players whose current equipment includes:

  • one pistol

  • terrible shoes

  • optimism


GTA Today II

This mission proves a fundamental law of GTA Online:

Other players are both your greatest asset and your greatest natural predator.


With good teammates?

Excellent money.


With randoms?

It becomes a travelling insurance scam.


Realistic Earnings

Setup

Hourly Earnings

Organized Crew

GTA$150K-200K/hr

Random Players

Emotional damage

4X Bonus Organized Crew

GTA$600K-800K/hr



Here’s The Truth Nobody Wants To Admit

On a NORMAL week?

Simeon missions are NOT the best money grind in GTA Online.


Agency work beats them.

Acid Lab beats them.

Cluckin’ Bell beats them.

Payphone Hits beat them.


Grinding Simeon on normal payouts is like robbing a bank with a butter knife.

Technically criminal.

Strategically concerning.


BUT…


During 3X and 4X weeks?

Different story entirely.


Because Simeon missions have:

  • zero setup costs

  • instant replayability

  • no supply runs

  • no cooldowns

  • no property requirements

  • no business management simulator nonsense


You simply: launch mission → commit crime → receive money → repeat

Like an actual criminal.


Not a depressed Amazon warehouse supervisor with access to rocket launchers.



Best Solo Rotation

If you’re solo grinding:

  1. Simeonomics

  2. Blow Up IV

  3. Blow Up

  4. Chasers

  5. All in the Game


This rotation gives the best consistency, fastest clears, and lowest chance of wanting to headbutt your monitor.



Best Crew Rotation

With competent teammates:

  1. Do You Even Lift?

  2. GTA Today II

  3. Simeonomics

  4. El Burro Heists


Of course, competent GTA Online teammates are rarer than honest politicians, but theoretically this works beautifully.



Final CRIMENET Verdict

Simeon Yetarian is the cockroach of Los Santos capitalism.


Governments collapse.

Drug empires implode.

Private militaries explode.

Flying bikes terrorize civilization.


Meanwhile Simeon is still standing there in his little dealership office asking you to steal another luxury SUV for twenty grand.


And somehow…

during bonus weeks…

the annoying little man is absolutely right.


Finished the guide?

Excellent. You are now financially qualified to understand that Simeon Yetarian somehow became a millionaire by convincing strangers to commit grand theft auto for hatchback money.


Continue your descent into organized crime:


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FAQ

What is the best Simeon mission for making money in GTA Online? Repo: Simeonomics is the best overall Simeon mission for money grinding. It has low travel time, simple objectives, fast completion speed, and excellent repeatability for solo players. During 3X and 4X bonus weeks, it becomes one of the strongest low-investment grinding methods in the entire game. Which is deeply humiliating for people who spent eight million dollars on a submarine just to earn roughly the same amount while being screamed at by a Russian man in a turtleneck.
How much money do Simeon missions pay in GTA Online? On normal weeks, most efficient Simeon missions pay around GTA$18,000 to GTA$23,000 per run, with realistic earnings between GTA$100K and GTA$200K per hour depending on skill and player count. During 2X, 3X, and 4X bonus weeks, optimized crews can realistically push GTA$500K to GTA$850K per hour. At that point Simeon stops being a used car dealer and starts looking like a tiny bald investment banker powered entirely by cigarettes and bad intentions.
Are Simeon missions better solo or with a crew? Some missions are vastly better solo, while others become money monsters with organized teammates. Simeonomics and Blow Up IV are fantastic solo. Do You Even Lift? and GTA Today II become dramatically stronger with 2 to 4 competent players. The problem is that “competent GTA Online players” is a category rarer than stable WiFi at a music festival.
What is the best completion time for Simeon missions? The ideal completion time is roughly 5 to 7 minutes. Finishing too quickly lowers payout efficiency slightly, but dragging missions to 15 minutes destroys your hourly income. Sitting in an alley waiting for a payout timer to increase is basically the criminal equivalent of microwaving one bean at a time to save electricity.
Are classic Simeon Contact Missions worth grinding in 2026? Some are. Blow Up, Chasers, and All in the Game are still decent beginner-friendly money makers with quick completion times and low complexity. Most older Simeon missions, however, are heavily outclassed by Premium Deluxe Repo Work. Rockstar essentially upgraded Simeon from “annoying repo man” to “annoying repo man with helicopters and a larger cocaine budget.”
Are Simeon missions actually worth doing over businesses and heists? On normal weeks, not really. Acid Lab, Agency work, Payphone Hits, Salvage Yard robberies, and Cluckin’ Bell all outperform Simeon grinding for raw profit. But during massive bonus weeks, Simeon missions become incredibly attractive because they require no setup cost, no businesses, no cooldowns, and no management nonsense. You simply launch a mission, steal cars, explode half the city, get paid, and repeat. Like GTA Online was always meant to be played before it accidentally became LinkedIn with assault rifles.

 
 
 

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