Steal An Egg Pet Income Calculator

Start by choosing a pet with a documented base income. Pets without a published or cross-checked rate stay unavailable in the selector, so a missing value cannot become a made-up earning estimate. Then select one color mutation, one size, the number of matching pets, and whether you want to include the optional VIP setting. The result panel converts that single per-second rate into short and long time windows without changing the source value.

Use the result as a comparison tool rather than a promise of what will happen in a live server. It assumes a continuous income rate for the time window shown. It does not add undocumented hatch odds, prices, event bonuses, stolen-egg risk, downtime, or any multiplier you have not selected. That makes it useful for comparing known pets while keeping unknown game mechanics out of the math.

The Copy shareable link button records your selected inputs in the URL. It is a convenient way to show another player the same calculation, but the canonical page remains the general calculator rather than a separate article for every possible pet-and-mutation combination.

Current calculator settings: None ×1, Golden ×2, Rainbow ×5; Normal ×1, Giant ×3, Tiny ×1. The calculator combines Rainbow + Giant as ×15 and applies quantity after those settings. These are visible comparison inputs, not a claim that Roblox has published this exact multiplier table.

For a math-only example, a documented rate of 1,000 cash per second becomes 15,000 cash per second with Rainbow and Giant. Two matching pets make that 30,000 per second; enabling the calculator's +20% VIP option makes it 36,000 per second. This example explains the formula, not a claim about the rate of any particular pet.

The calculator's base-income dataset starts with the GAMES.GG guide's published income-rate table[1]. We compare its pet coverage with Beebom's Steal An Egg egg and pet guide[2] and IGN's All Pets guide[3]. These citations support the documented inputs used by the calculator; they do not turn community reporting into an official developer announcement.

A source can be useful without answering every question. When multiple references agree, the site can label a value as verified or high confidence. When only one source lists a value, the relevant pet page can show that limitation. When no reliable base income is available, the calculator leaves the pet unpriced instead of producing a speculative result.

Mutation multipliers and the VIP option are presented as calculator assumptions with their stated confidence, not as hidden facts. Exact hatch odds for Golden, Rainbow, Giant, and Tiny are not published by the developers in the sources used here, so this tool does not create expected-value calculations from invented percentages. See the source notes below and the full registry for the evidence behind each category.