Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid Payout, Cooldown Time, Rewards & Other FAQs

You’ll be able to start the Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid once Vincent Effenburger gives you a call. Keep an eye out for his call while you’re in Free Roam mode in GTA Online. After the call, you will get an introductory mission followed by the setup missions and the finale.

No upfront investment is required. The Cluckin’ Bell Raid is a beginner friendly contact mission.

By completing the Cluckin’ Bell Raid as a leader you will receive a fixed final payout of $500,000. Each associate involved gets $50,000. The payout amounts are fixed regardless if you do the hard mode or not.

Yes, on top of the $500,000 payout, you’ll also receive a first-time bonus reward of $250,000. This bonus applies to both the leader and goons. So, you can claim this reward twice – first by completing the raid as a leader and then assisting your friend as a goon, earning an additional $500,000 in total for both roles!

After completing the finale, you’ll need to wait for exactly one hour (60 minutes) in real-life time before you can start it again.

Unfortunately, the one-hour cooldown applies to the entire contact mission, including both the setup missions and the finale.

There are a total of six missions in the Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid: one introductory mission, four setup missions, and a finale. They are named as follows:

• Introductory: Slush Funds
• Setup: Breaking and Entering
• Setup: Concealed Weapons
• Setup: Hit and Run
• Setup: Disorganized Crime
• Finale: Scene of the Crime

Yes, you can complete all six missions of the Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid either solo or with up to three additional players.

The Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid introduces new vehicles in GTA Online, which you can purchase by unlocking their trade prices. You unlock the trade prices by completing specific setup missions and the finale as a leader:

• Bravado Interceptor unlocked for purchase: Complete the introductory mission, “Slush Fund,” as a leader.
• Unlock Vapid Benson (Cluckin’ Bell) trade price: Complete the setup mission, “Disorganized Crime,” as a leader.
• Unlock Bravado Gauntlet Interceptor trade price: Complete the finale, “Scene of the Crime,” as a leader.

Yes, you can find the new career rewards by navigating to Career Tab > Contact Missions > The Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid. There are four tiers that you can complete, each with a unique and exclusive reward:

• Tier 1 Reward: Cluckin’ Bell Tee
  • Steal the setup funds for The Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid.
• Tier 2 Reward: Bravado Gauntlet Interceptor Livery
  • Complete The Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid.
  • Complete a Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid mission without dying.
• Tier 3 Reward: Strapz Bandana
  • Complete Scene of the Crime without being spotted.
  • Complete Scene of the Crime using both approaches:
    • Stealth
    • Aggressive
• Tier 4 Reward: Cluckin’ Bell Outfit
  • Earn $5,000,000 from The Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid.
  • Complete The Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid in less than 45 minutes as a leader.
  • Complete Scene of the Crime using all available setup equipment (there are 9 in total):
    • Marabunta Grande weapons
    • Marabunta Grande masks and light armor
    • Marabunta Grande getaway vehicle
    • Professionals weapons
    • Professionals masks and medium armor
    • Professionals getaway vehicle
    • Private Military weapons
    • Private Military masks and heavy armor
    • Private Military getaway vehicle

The Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid doesn’t require any upfront investment and has no prerequisites to start. It’s quick and, even on Hard Mode, it’s relatively easy to complete, especially if you opt for the stealth approach.

This contact mission is particularly beneficial for beginners. However, for veterans, it may only be worth running a few times. It’s not as profitable for seasoned players as it is for newer ones.

We recommend new players take advantage of the ease of this raid to earn money. You can then invest it in one of our other more lucrative money-making methods, surpassing the earnings from the Cluckin’ Bell Farm Raid.

This is a bug. After completing a mission, you should always receive a call from Vincent Effenburger. It’s important not to switch your session until Vincent contacts you. Otherwise, you may not see the mission marker.

If you do encounter this issue, simply restarting your game entirely should resolve it. Changing sessions or toggling between story mode and online mode won’t fix it.