Published: March 30, 2026 
Bite by Night features four survivor classes and three killers with unique abilities and playstyles. Some survivors excel at supporting teams while others focus on combat, and killers vary in damage output and utility. This tier list ranks all survivors and killers based on their effectiveness in matches. Here's the complete Bite by Night tier list for both roles.
Bite by Night Survivor Tier List
| Tier | Survivors |
|---|---|
| S | Security Guard, Fighter |
| A | Medic |
| B | Customer |
S Tier Survivors
| Survivor | Image | Pros and Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Security Guard |  | Pros: Taser gets stronger the longer you charge it, provides important information for coordinating escapes, helps teammates avoid killer Cons: Costs 900 Scraps to unlock, requires good game knowledge to use cameras effectively |
| Fighter |  | Pros: Only survivor who can fight back against killer, axe swing stuns killer for 3 seconds, parry ability adds charges and stuns for 2 seconds, can protect teammates and buy time Cons: Costs 600 Scraps, requires good timing to use parry effectively, close combat puts you at risk |
A Tier Survivors
| Survivor | Image | Pros and Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Medic |  | Pros: Heals teammates for 5 HP every 2 seconds, self-heal restores 5 HP every 1 second, can provide armor with med pack, essential for keeping team alive Cons: Costs 400 Scraps, has 90 HP instead of 100, self-heal requires standing still, less impactful than combat or info gathering |
B Tier Survivors
| Survivor | Image | Pros and Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Customer | | Pros: Free starter class, pizza heals 20% of current HP, drink provides speed boost for escaping, easy to use for beginners Cons: Healing scales with current HP making it weaker when injured, drink causes slowness debuff after speed boost ends, lacks team utility |
Bite by Night Killer Tier List
| Tier | Killers |
|---|---|
| S | Mimic |
| A | Ennard |
| B | Springtrap |
S Tier Killers
| Killer | Image | Pros and Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Mimic |  | Pros: Highest M1 damage at 42, mode switching between Strength/Speed/Stealth for versatility, grab holds survivors for 7 seconds, tunneling provides speed boost and stuns survivors in red circle, extremely adaptable to different situations Cons: Requires mastering three different modes, tunneling ability needs good positioning to maximize stun effect |
A Tier Killers
| Killer | Image | Pros and Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Ennard |  | Pros: Wire Eyes track and highlight survivors, grab extends arm to drag survivors closer, disguise as dead players or yourself, stab deals 45 damage while disguised, explode deals 25 AoE damage and stuns, great for sneaky plays and ambushes Cons: 38 M1 damage is lower than Mimic, disguise only works with killed players, requires strategic corpse management |
B Tier Killers
| Killer | Image | Pros and Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Springtrap |  | Pros: Bear traps immobilize survivors and cut looping paths, scream reveals and blinds all survivors, throwable axe with Remnant Cleaver, charge ability for mobility, multiple utility options Cons: Lower M1 damage at 36 with axe and 28 without, bear trap locked when axe equipped, scream drains stamina while active, less versatile than other killers |
- Security Guard and Fighter dominate S tier for survivors due to their game-changing abilities. Security Guard provides team-wide information through cameras while Fighter can actually fight back and protect teammates. Medic sits in A tier with essential healing but less impact than top tier picks. Customer is the weakest option as a basic starter class.
- For killers, Mimic takes S tier with the highest damage and mode-switching versatility. Ennard ranks A tier with sneaky disguise plays and tracking abilities. Springtrap falls to B tier despite having multiple tools because of lower damage and more limitations. Pick Security Guard or Fighter for survivors and Mimic for killer to maximize your chances of winning.
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