The Steal An Egg Coins Calculator estimates earning pace from pet income, pet count, boost multiplier, session length, and efficiency. Use it when the main question is money: how quickly your pets can fund base upgrades, treadmill progress, repeated egg attempts, or another goal you are watching.
Pet income is one of the most important progression signals because it keeps working while you continue stealing eggs and training Speed. A stronger pet can make later upgrades feel reachable sooner, but only if the income value is real enough to plan around. This page uses listed pet income presets where available and leaves unknown values out of the preset list instead of filling gaps with guesses.
The calculator is most useful when you compare two realistic paths. You might compare a current pet team with a stronger pet you can hatch consistently. You might test whether a boost multiplier would meaningfully shorten a session goal. You might lower efficiency to see how much a broken or inactive farming plan changes the output. The result should guide a decision, not act as a guaranteed payout.
Best Use
Use this for upgrade planning, not as a promise that every pet will keep the same income after future updates. TBA rows are left out of presets until a publicly checkable number appears. If your session shows a different value than a catalog row, enter the value from your own game and treat that as the current planning input.
The most common use is deciding whether to farm more income before pushing Speed. If Coins / Hour is low and the next biome gate is far away, a pet-focused session may help more than treadmill-only play. If Session Total reaches the upgrade or target you need, you can plan around that time and then return to stealing eggs after the upgrade is funded.
Coins Calculator Inputs
The inputs describe your current income setup. Keep them conservative when the goal is planning a session. A slightly lower estimate is often more useful than a perfect-output number that only happens when everything goes right.
| Input | How To Use It |
|---|---|
| Pet Income Preset | Choose a listed pet income row when available, or keep Custom when your pet is not in the preset list. |
| Income Per Pet / Sec | Enter the income for one pet. TBA rows are not guessed; use a value only when you can verify it. |
| Pet Count | Enter how many pets with that income you want to model. Use separate checks for very different pets. |
| Boost Multiplier | Use 1 for no boost. Add a multiplier only when you want to model a known boost or scenario. |
| Session Minutes | Enter the time you expect to play, farm, or stay active for this estimate. |
| Offline Efficiency (%) | Use 100 for full efficiency, or lower it when income is interrupted, inactive, or uncertain. |
How To Read Coin Results
The four result boxes answer different planning questions. A short upgrade may only need Coins / Minute. A longer treadmill or biome push is easier to judge with Coins / Hour. Session Total helps when you know how long you want to play. Coins / Day is a broad projection and should be scaled down when your income is not always active.
| Output | What It Means | Best Use |
|---|---|---|
| Coins / Minute | Short-session pace | Useful for checking whether an upgrade is close during active play. |
| Coins / Hour | Standard earning pace | Useful for comparing pets and deciding whether income is the bottleneck. |
| Session Total | Expected result for your entered play time | Useful before choosing between training Speed, stealing eggs, or waiting for income. |
| Coins / Day | Long-form projection | Useful as a rough comparison only; lower efficiency if your setup is not always active. |
Planning Examples
If you are close to a treadmill or base upgrade, enter your current pet income and the session length you expect to play. If the Session Total covers the gap, finishing that income session may be cleaner than chasing a risky egg immediately. If the Session Total is far short, compare pet upgrades through the catalog first, then score a stronger pet target only when the route is realistic.
If you are comparing two pets, keep pet count, boost multiplier, and efficiency the same for both runs. Change only the income value. That gives you a cleaner comparison and keeps the calculator from mixing several assumptions at once. If a pet has strong rarity but unknown income, do not use a made-up number. Compare it qualitatively on the Pets Wiki until a visible value is available.
Limits Of The Coins Calculator
This calculator does not verify store prices, hidden income multipliers, offline rules, or future balance changes. It multiplies the income you enter by count, multiplier, time, and efficiency. If any one of those inputs is wrong, the output will be wrong in the same direction.
It also does not decide whether income is your only bottleneck. Sometimes a player has enough money but not enough Speed. Sometimes Speed is fine but egg routes fail because of target choice. Use the Coins Calculator alongside a Speed gap estimate when a decision touches multiple systems.
Steal An Egg Coins Calculator FAQ
Why are some pets missing from presets?
Preset options include catalog rows with listed income values. Pets with TBA income are not guessed.
Should I use one calculator run for all pets?
Use one run for similar pets. For a mixed team, run separate estimates or enter a conservative average income.
What does offline efficiency mean?
It scales the result down when you do not expect full income uptime. Use a lower number when play is interrupted or uncertain.
Can this calculator tell me the best pet?
It can compare income pace, but the best pet also depends on rarity, route access, variant, and your current progression goal.