GTA Online Bottom Dollar Bounties: How to start and what's included
The brand new GTA Online Bottom Dollar Bounties update is live, bringing new content to the game on PlayStation, Xbox and PC.
This free-to-play new content is available now, and brings with it a new business opportunity where you can take on new missions and earn some serious in-game dough.
It’s time for a new career in bail enforcement.
You can check out the short reveal trailer below, courtesy of the official Rockstar Twitter (now known as X) post:
Keep reading to find out how to start GTA Online’s Bottom Dollar Bounties and to see the full list of what’s included.
To start the Bottom Dollar Bounties storyline in GTA Online, you need to purchase the Bail Office – you should receive a phone call from Maude Eccles upon starting the game.
Head to Maze Bank Foreclosures to choose which Bail Office you wish to purchase.
Thanks to a super useful Reddit thread, we know that there are five Bail Office locations you can purchase in-game: Paleto Bay ($1.65 million), Davis ($2 million), Del Perro ($2.35 million), Mission Row ($2.39 million) and Downtown Vinewood ($2.62 million).
Answer another call from Maude Eccles and you’ll head inside your Bail Office to begin your new business.
Once you have watched the relevant cutscenes, you can begin your life as the boss of your new Bail Office. Simply register as a CEO or MC Club President to do so!
Once you’re a boss at the company, you can start hunting down targets to earn bounties and get some dollars coming in and filling your shiny new wall safe at the Bail Office.
It’s worth noting that the Standard blue targets change hourly and the Most Wanted red target is rotated every 24 hours.
Remember, as long as you’re updated to the latest version of the game, you can start the Bottom Dollar Bounties content for free!
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