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Planner · User-entered · no Planet Zoo 2 game data imported

Staff planner

Model staff counts, wages and ratios with your captured numbers, and see the monthly cost before you hire.

A costing sheet, not a staffing recommendation. · Last reviewed 2026-09-23

Staff roles and your observed wages

Role suggestions come from Frontier’s announced staff list. Counts and wages are your inputs.

Coverage ratio

Staff cost projection

0projected cost per period
0staff count per habitats

Formula: Σ (staff count × wage per period). The period name is your own record, and the coverage ratio is a planning proxy — never a game rule.

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Formula, data version and scope

Staff planner — formula, data version and scope
ItemValue
FormulaStaff monthly cost = Σ (staff count per role × wage per role) · Coverage ratio = staff count ÷ workload measure (habitats or guests) — the workload measure is user-entered.
Data versionUser-entered · no Planet Zoo 2 game data imported
Source scopeWage and workload captures come from your install; the build version is saved with the plan.
AssumptionsWage is entered as in-game monthly cost per staff member. · Workload measure is user-chosen (habitat count, guest count) and is a planning proxy.
UnsupportedNo verified work-rate or coverage targets. · No staff training cost or effectiveness modeling. · No shift/zone assignment logic. · No scaling advice.
What do the evidence labels mean?

Confirmed: Directly supported by an official source captured for this edition, or a statement about the wiki’s own editorial method. Announced: Stated by an official source; the detailed implementation is not yet verified. Observed: First-hand gameplay observation; not recreated or tested by this wiki. Reported: Provided through a brief or secondary channel; not yet independently rechecked against an official source. Inferred: A reasonable reading of an official statement; not stated outright and not guaranteed. Unresolved: No verifiable evidence exists yet. Published as an open question. Outdated: Superseded by a newer statement or from an earlier edition.

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