Steal a Brainrot Values: Every OG and Secret Income

This is the OG and Secret slice of the Steal a Brainrot roster: 72 brainrots, sorted by base income per second. Lower rarities are priced in bands rather than listed individually, and those bands are further down the page.

Every number here is base income, before mutation and traits. A Diamond mutation multiplies it by 1.5 and a Rainbow by 10, and traits add on top of that.

The full OG and Secret list

What the list actually tells you

The top of the list is 13x the bottom, not 1,000x. Spyder Elephant at $1.0B/s against Cobra Gelato at $77.5M/s is a 13-fold gap. That is much flatter than the prices suggest, and it is why mutations decide more games than rarity does: a Diamond on a mid-table Secret is worth more than an unmutated OG.

Only six brainrots are OG, and they hold the top six slots. Everything below that is Secret, which means “Secret” alone tells you almost nothing about value — the range inside Secret runs from $77.5M to $425M.

The bottom half is a long plateau. Ranks 47 to 72 all sit between $77.5M and $125M. Once you are past the top 40, which Secret you own barely matters.

Price bands for everything else

Mythic and above are priced per unit rather than in bands. For those, the calculator is the faster comparison: two Mythics can differ by a factor of five and the price tag will not tell you.

Selling returns half

Selling a brainrot returns 50% of its purchase price. Two consequences:

• Flipping is never profitable on its own. You need the income, not the resale.
• A brainrot you bought for a rebirth requirement and then sold has cost you half its price, which is usually worse than holding one slot for a day.

Offline income caps at 5 hours

Cash accrues while you are away, but only for 5 hours. The rate itself is disputed — the wiki suggests around 3% of online income, an older page says 50% — so treat any offline figure as a rough floor rather than a plan.

Where to go next

• Steal a Brainrot calculator: apply mutations and traits to any of these numbers.
• Mutations and traits: every multiplier with its exact value.
• Rebirth guide: which of these units a rebirth will consume.

Sources & last checked

Last checked: November 9, 2026.

• steal-a-brainrot.org brainrots - the OG and Secret values list, 72 entries with base income
• steal-brainrot.co - Common, Rare and Epic price bands, 50% sell return, 5-hour offline cap
• steal-a-brainrot.org calculator - mutation and trait multipliers used in the notes above

Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable brainrot in Steal a Brainrot?

Spyder Elephant, an OG at $1.0B/s base income. It is also the one brainrot that cannot be stolen from another player’s base.

How much do you get for selling a brainrot?

50% of its purchase price. That is why selling a unit you just bought is always a loss, and why rebirth requirements are worth holding rather than flipping.

What is the difference between OG and Secret in Steal a Brainrot?

OG sits above Secret in the rarity order. Only six brainrots in the published values list are OG, and they hold the top six income slots.

Do these values include mutations?

No. Every figure here is base income before mutation and traits. A Diamond adds 1.5x and a Rainbow adds 10x on top of the base number.