Every GTA Online Heist, In Order
From the Pacific Standard Job to the Cayo Perico Heist to the Cluckin' Bell Farm Raid — every Grand Theft Auto Online heist, listed in release order with payout.
Twelve years and approximately 15 major heists into GTA Online's lifecycle, the heist catalog represents the deepest co-op multiplayer content in any GTA. Each heist is a multi-mission setup arc culminating in a finale; payouts range from $400,000 to over $4,000,000 per crew member. Below: the complete list, in release order.
Heist 1: The Fleeca Job (March 2015)
Setup: 2 missions. Crew: 2 players. Payout: ~$200K-400K per player.
The first GTA Online heist. Bank vault job in Los Santos. Functions primarily as the tutorial heist — short setup, mid-game-friendly difficulty. Most returning players haven't run it in years.
Heist 2: The Prison Break (March 2015)
Setup: 4 missions. Crew: 4 players. Payout: ~$400K-800K per player.
Multi-vehicle prison-break heist with role specialisation (driver, demolitions, prisoner, gunman). The first proper four-player co-op heist in GTA Online and the template for the rest of the heist catalog.
Heist 3: The Humane Labs Raid (March 2015)
Setup: 5 missions. Crew: 4 players. Payout: ~$650K-1.1M per player.
A military-research-facility infiltration. Heavy combat focus, multiple aircraft setups, multi-stage finale.
Heist 4: Series A Funding (March 2015)
Setup: 6 missions. Crew: 4 players. Payout: ~$700K-1.2M per player.
The drug-business heist — Trevor Philips's narrative thread. Most-mission-rich of the original four.
Heist 5: The Pacific Standard Job (March 2015)
Setup: 5 missions. Crew: 4 players. Payout: ~$1M-1.5M per player.
The flagship original heist and the most-played GTA Online heist of all time. Pacific Standard Bank robbery with a multi-stage escape — players still run this for the experience even though Cayo Perico pays better.
Heist 6: The Doomsday Heist (December 2017)
Setup: 12 missions across 3 acts (the Data Breaches, the Bogdan Problem, the Doomsday Scenario). Crew: 4 players. Payout: ~$1.2M-2.5M per player.
The largest heist in GTA Online — three full sub-heists totalling 12 setups. The Doomsday Heist introduced the rail-gun, the Avenger, and various flying-motorcycle content. Significantly more difficult than Pacific Standard.
