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# Per-Level Rewards
Per-level rewards are rewards that are given for a specific level, once it's completed. Usually these are special levels where custom reward is assigned, not one with formulas, for example item rewards.
## How to set up per-level rewards
First off, the reward must be made in the `rewards.yml` file, and you must know the ID of it. To make a reward, follow the [Rewards Guide](/tutorials/rewards-guide.md) tutorial.
For this example, we've made a reward that gives 1 million $.
{% code title="rewards.yml" lineNumbers="true" %}
```yaml
'million': # The id of the reward
type: command
name: '$1,000,000'
commands:
- 'eco give %player% 1000000'
```
{% endcode %}
Once our reward is made, we now open our jobs file. The jobs files are located in `plugins/AdvancedJobs/jobs` folder.
Locate `level-rewards` line. Now we'll set up level 10 to give a reward by id `million`
{% code title="plugins/AdvancedJobs/jobs/job.yml" %}
```yaml
# levels info
level-rewards:
10:
- million
```
{% endcode %}
That is it! You will now need to reload the plugin using `/ajadmin reload`, and your reward will be present for level 10 of the job in progress menu:
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