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Steal an Egg Gamepasses Guide

Reference guide for Steal an Egg gamepasses, including costs, treadmill tiers, speed upgrades, and Robux egg mechanics as of September 2026.

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On this page
  1. Overview
  2. Core Gamepasses and Costs
  3. Treadmill and Speed Upgrades
  4. Robux Eggs and Hatching Mechanics
  5. Spending Estimates and Progression Limits

Overview

Steal an Egg gamepasses are core features purchased with Robux that grant buffs to accelerate progression. As of September 2026, gamepasses provide multipliers for income and egg growth, unlock advanced treadmill tiers, and offer substantial speed upgrades. Players use these purchases to enhance the core simulation loop of stealing eggs, hatching pets, earning money, and training on the treadmill to gain speed.

Core Gamepasses and Costs

The Steal An Egg Wiki lists the following primary gamepasses available for purchase:

* **2x Money:** Grants the buff "Earn x2 more money." Costs **399 Robux**. * **2x Growth Speed:** Grants the buff "Eggs grow x2 faster." Costs **467 Robux**.

A community playthrough focused on purchasing every available gamepass identified the 2x Growth Speed gamepass as "essential" and prioritized it alongside the 2x Money gamepass as the first upgrades. The creator confirmed that the growth gamepass directly reduces the hatching time for eggs.

Treadmill and Speed Upgrades

Roblox's official description confirms that training on the treadmill is a primary method to gain Speed. Robux purchases unlock a progression chain of treadmill tiers and speed multipliers.

**Treadmill Tiers** Robux treadmill upgrades follow a specific tier list. A comprehensive playthrough documented the following progression:

1. Celebrity Treadmill 2. Golden Treadmill 3. Lucky Block Treadmill 4. Hacker Treadmill: Provides **500 steps per step**. 5. Demonic Treadmill 6. Angelic Treadmill: Described as the final tier before maxing out the treadmill system.

**Trail and Speed Multipliers** * **Trail Upgrade:** A purchasable trail grants a **14x speed multiplier**. A playthrough advises buying this trail before long treadmill sessions so that every step taken is multiplied by 14 (e.g., 2,000 steps result in 28,000 steps). * **Speed Tiers:** Robux speed upgrades come in escalating tiers rather than a single flat purchase. Observed tiers include: * 2x speed multiplier * 4x speed multiplier * Tiers pushing the running multiplier display to **30,000x** * A one-time **+1 billion speed** option * A final tier advertised as **"4x 4K speed"**

Robux Eggs and Hatching Mechanics

The Robux shop includes premium eggs such as **Monster Eggs**. These eggs contain high-value pets but follow standard hatching rules.

* **Monster Egg Pool:** The pool includes Froggo at a **24%** hatch chance and Dreadscale at a **0.5%** chance. * **Hatching Timer:** Purchasing eggs with Robux does not result in instant hatching. Monster Eggs retain their normal hatch timer, which can require waits such as 16 minutes. * **Value Example:** A playthrough reported hatching a Dreadscale from 50 Monster Eggs, earning **$3.9 billion per second**.

Spending Estimates and Progression Limits

A playthrough that purchased every available upgrade estimated that approximately **12,000 Robux** is sufficient to buy essentially every gamepass and shop upgrade in the game. Shop upgrades include increasing equippable pet slots to **14**.

Maxing all gamepasses does not guarantee leadership on the server leaderboards. Even after purchasing every upgrade and reaching roughly **9.5 billion speed** with an income of **$36 trillion per day**, the playthrough observed the server's top earner at **$3.2 trillion per second**. This indicates that free-to-play grinding remains competitive at the highest tiers, and Robux purchases alone do not secure the top position.

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