Left to Max
Look up any player tag or paste a village export to instantly see progress toward max. No account required.
How ClashVault's Left-to-Max Calculator Works
Left to Max compares the levels in your current player snapshot with ClashVault's tracked ceilings for that Town Hall or Builder Hall. It reports completion by category and lists the remaining levels for the entities it recognizes.
A player-tag lookup uses the public Clash of Clans API and covers the offensive data that API returns: heroes, equipment, troops, spells, siege machines, and pets. A village export adds buildings, traps, walls, and Builder Base progress. The results label that distinction so an API-only lookup is not mistaken for a complete village audit.
Costs, Time, and Recommendations
Where the upgrade catalog contains cost and duration rows, the economics view totals the remaining resources and raw upgrade time. Its coverage percentage shows how much of the remaining path has supporting economics data. Partial coverage produces estimates and warnings, not an assertion that every future cost is known.
Goal presets can rank a next upgrade using the imported levels and the available economics data. The Rush view separately compares offensive completion with a milestone checklist. These are planning aids; they do not simulate builder availability, magic-item use, farming income, or a daily upgrade calendar.
How to Review Your Village
- Choose the input: Use a player tag for a quick offensive snapshot, or paste a village export for building, wall, trap, and Builder Base coverage.
- Check the import summary: Review the data-source badge, tracked-entity count, and any unmapped names or identifiers before relying on the percentages.
- Open each category: Compare current and maximum levels, then inspect the economics coverage and warnings behind any cost, time, or recommendation result.
See the calculation before using your own data
Example input: Illustrative input: a Town Hall 15 player snapshot contains an Archer Queen at level 85 and the reviewed target used for the example is level 90.
Example result: The calculator reports 5 remaining Queen levels because 90 minus 85 equals 5. That gap contributes to the Heroes lane and to the offensive completion result.
How to read it: A player-tag result can use this gap to compare hero-focused and broader progression goals. A village export adds the buildings, walls, traps, and Builder Base rows that the public player API does not return.
Boundary: This example demonstrates the calculation, not a completion date. Builder availability, farming pace, magic items, temporary boosts, and future balance changes are outside the result.
Calculation methodology
Player-linked results use current public profile data returned through the official Clash of Clans API. Export and manual modes use the values supplied in the imported snapshot or calculator fields. Costs and level ceilings come from ClashVault’s structured entity and upgrade-data catalogs; the result is calculated from those inputs rather than generated from descriptive page text.
Results are planning estimates, and a newly released Supercell update may change a cost or cap before our catalog is reviewed. Confirm recently changed values in game and send us a correction if a displayed input no longer matches.
A calculated duration is not a guaranteed completion date. Unless a tool says otherwise, it does not simulate future builder or Laboratory availability, farming pace, storage constraints, magic items, temporary event boosts, downtime, or later balance changes. Use the result to compare options and prepare the next queue, then confirm the actual upgrade screen in game.