Points

Points are the primary means of tracking player and team progress in Plant the World. Your character has a few basic statistics that are displayed on the personal profile menu: player level, experience points, tree mass and number of zones owned. Each player is also given a global ranking based on the total tree mass they own.

Additionally, there are individual objectives such as achievements and missions, each with its own progression meter. The player can gain rewards by completing these objectives.

Teams have two kinds of points: total tree mass owned, and total buildings owned, calculated by adding players' tree mass and buildings together respectively.

Levels and experience points
(Full article: Levels)

Player experience points are indicated by the cyan-to-green bar in the top-right corner of the personal profile. Experience points are gained through completion of in-game tasks, such as planting and chopping trees, placing buildings, and upgrading trees and buildings. Larger amounts of experience may be gained from completing achievements; these have to be manually collected from the achievement tab.

As the player passes certain experience point milestones, their level will increase, signified by the number in the red star. Some buildings and decorations are locked based on level, and the player must achieve a minimum level in order to buy and place them. For instance, portals are unlocked when the player reaches Level 25; before that, the player cannot place portals.

Tree mass
Tree mass points represent the total mass of all the trees that the player has planted (or the total tree mass that all members have planted, in the case of teams). Tree mass points can be increased by planting and upgrading trees. Each tree's contribution to total tree mass can be seen from the tree's information menu. Player and team global rankings are determined by total tree mass (and not experience points).

Number of zones owned
This statistic shows the number of zones that a player has the highest tree mass in (or all players combined, in the case of teams).

Ranking
Players' and teams' global rankings are shown as a number in a yellow button. Tapping the button will take you to the leaderboard, where the player can view the top 100 players and teams in the world. Rankings are determined by total tree mass owned.