Steal An Egg tier list by displayed income.
65 exact income samples are ranked into transparent S–D bands. Every row keeps its biome and evidence label, because a Pet name alone does not prove the value of your concrete instance.


Aug 23 baseline income tiers
This is a dated decision aid, not a current complete roster or universal species formula. Rank indicates the captured or reported sample—not rarity, trade price, hatch odds, or fusion output.
65 ranked samples shown
S tier
$1M/s+ · Highest current display samples
A tier
$100K–$999.9K/s · Late-game display samples
B tier
$10K–$99.9K/s · Strong progression samples
C tier
$1K–$9.9K/s · Mid-game display samples
D tier
Below $1K/s · Early progression samples
No baseline sample matches those filters. Try another biome or compare a current roster snapshot.
21 slots remain unranked
Ranges, approximate values, conflicting sources, and missing income stay outside the tier board. This prevents a convenient-looking rank from hiding weak evidence.
Observed ranking
- SPet 1100 observed income
- APet 275 observed income
- BPet 350 observed income
This private ranking is independent from the evidence bands above.
Tier list FAQ
What is the best pet in Steal An Egg?
The current highest published display sample is not automatically the best copy for every player. Weight, mutation, size, acquisition cost, and the exact instance can change the result. This list ranks dated display samples only.
How are Steal An Egg tier list ranks calculated?
The S–D bands use transparent displayed-income thresholds. S begins at $1M/s, A at $100K/s, B at $10K/s, C at $1K/s, and D contains lower exact samples.
Why are some pets missing from the ranked list?
21 of the Aug 23 86-slot baseline have a range, approximate value, conflict, or no published income sample. New post-Monster rows also remain outside this board until a complete current capture is stored.
Are these fixed base income values?
No. They are player-observed or community-reported display samples. Compare the concrete Pet visible in your own base before replacing or fusing anything.