Steal a Brainrot Values List (Oct 2026): Trade Values

The Steal a Brainrot values list is a community ranking of what each brainrot is worth in a trade. There is no official version. Roblox and the developer, BRAZILIAN SPYDER, don’t publish one, so every number comes from trading communities and trackers.

Here is where the board sits after our October 11 cross-check: Strawberry Elephant (about 4.56M), Griffin (4.4M), Skibidi Toilet (4.05M), Cerberus (1.65M) and Headless Horseman (875K). One warning before you quote any of it. Trackers disagree by 30% or more, and on a handful of units they disagree by far more. Check the demand column and a second source before you confirm anything.

What Does “Value” Actually Mean in Steal a Brainrot?

Three different numbers get called “value,” and mixing them up is how players lose trades.

Income. This is the cash per second a brainrot earns while it sits in your base. Strawberry Elephant runs around $750M/s on most trackers.

Trade value. A community index number with no official unit. An older convention measured everything against La Vacca Saturno Saturnita, the cheapest and most common Secret, as 1. That anchor still roughly holds, since it shows as 2 on today’s list. Read 4.56M as “a mountain of Secrets,” not as an exact exchange rate.

Street price. What people pay in real money on outside marketplaces. It ranks brainrots differently from the in-game lists, and selling items for real money outside Roblox can put your account at risk. Treat it as context only.

Income and trade value don’t move together. Hydra Dragon Cannelloni earns about $350M/s but trades near 7.5K. Dragon Gingerini earns about $300M/s and trades near 40K. The gap is supply: Dragon Gingerini came from the removed Santa’s Fuse, so it is trading-only on a fixed stock.

Steal a Brainrot Values List: The Top 10 Right Now

#	Brainrot	Tier	Trade value	Demand	Approx. income
1	Strawberry Elephant	OG	4.56M	Very High	$750M/s
2	Griffin	Secret	4.4M	Very Low	$400M/s
3	Skibidi Toilet	OG	4.05M	Very Low	$400–450M/s
4	Cerberus	Secret	1.65M	Very Low	$175M/s
5	Headless Horseman	OG	875K	High	$550M/s
6	Signore Carapace	Secret	207.5K	Medium	$105M/s
7	Elefanto Frigo	Secret	112.5K	Very High	$85M/s
8	Meowl	OG	75K	Very Low	$500–650M/s
9	Antonio	Secret	70K	High	$55M/s
10	Dragon Gingerini	Secret	40K	High	$300–350M/s

Trade values and demand come from our live value list (last cross-checked October 11, 2026). Income is approximate because trackers differ by tens of millions per second on several units. If you want the full 90-plus entries, sort that page by value rather than relying on a screenshot of this table.

Why Does Griffin Outrank Headless Horseman on One Tracker but Not Another?

Lining up several trackers side by side for this update, one pattern stood out. The top three or four slots agree. After that, the order starts to wobble.

On the index above, Griffin (4.4M) sits far over Headless Horseman (875K). A July ranking from rblxguide puts Headless Horseman first and Griffin ninth. A late-August snapshot of real-money prices from Eldorado had Headless Horseman at $3,000–$6,000+ and Griffin at $200–$800+. Three yardsticks, three different orders.

The exist count helps explain it. Community counters put Strawberry Elephant near 1,264 copies, Griffin near 1,155, and Headless Horseman near 54. A unit with that few copies behaves differently from one with a thousand, whatever its income says.

What to do with this: if a number looks wild, read the demand label. Griffin, Cerberus, Skibidi Toilet and Meowl all carry “Very Low” demand on the list above, which means big headline values with few active buyers. A value you can’t actually trade at is just a number.

One more data-quality note. At least one tracker still carries outdated tier and income labels on older units (Signore Carapace shows as Legendary at $1.3K/s there). Our table uses the Secret tier and the higher income readings that most other sources agree on.

From Common to OG: What Each Rarity Tier Pays

Rarity tier	Cost range	Income range
Common	$25 – $1.7K	$1/s – $14/s
Rare	$2K – $9.7K	$15/s – $75/s
Epic	$10K – $47.5K	$75/s – $325/s
Legendary	$50K – $347.5K	$300/s – $1.9K/s
Mythic	$350K – $6.2M	$1.9K/s – $18.7K/s
Brainrot God	$5M – $80M	$17.5K/s – $324K/s
Secret	$50M – $435B	$300K/s – $435M/s
OG	$450B – $1T	$450M/s – $1B/s

Ranges come from community indexes pulled in early October 2026 and shift with each update.

A common mix-up: Secret is not the rarest tier. OG is. The Secret tier is the highest one you can realistically own more than one of, which is why it anchors almost every trade. The jump between tiers is exponential, not linear, and the two breakpoints that change how you play are Mythic to Brainrot God and Brainrot God to Secret. Everything past that second wall comes from Lucky Blocks, limited machines, Admin Abuse events or trading, not the normal conveyor.

The Mid-Tier Secrets Where Most Trades Happen

Almost nobody trades Strawberry Elephant on a Tuesday. The realistic action sits in the middle of the Secret tier.

Brainrot	Trade value	Demand	Approx. income
Fishino Clownino	15K	High	$15.5M/s
Hydra Dragon Cannelloni	7.5K	Very Low	$350M/s
Dragon Cannelloni	3.4K	Very High	$250M/s
Popcuru and Fizzuru	3.1K	Very Low	$170M/s
La Casa Boo	3K	Very Low	$100M/s
Ketupat Bros	2.45K	Very Low	$145M/s
Los Amigos	2.05K	High	$130M/s
Love Love Bear	1.4K	Very Low	$225M/s
Capitano Moby	1.1K	High	$160M/s
Celestial Pegasus	1.1K	High	$175M/s

Figures are from the Game.Guide tracker snapshot dated October 13, 2026. For scale, La Vacca Saturno Saturnita, the entry-level Secret, sits at 2 on the same list.

Notice that Dragon Cannelloni (3.4K, Very High demand) is easier to move than Hydra Dragon Cannelloni (7.5K, Very Low demand), even though the second one earns more per second. Demand decides how fast a trade actually closes.

How Are the Halloween Brainrots Changing the Values?

The Haunted Fuse arrived with Update 69 on October 3 and replaced the Craft Machine for the season. Update 70 followed on October 10 with the Skull Lucky Block. Both are reshuffling the board, and the numbers below are the least settled on the page.

Units tagged as new on the tracker right now include Phoenix (about 9K, Very High demand), Plant Bros (7.3K, High), Sammyni Spookyni (about 6.9K, Very High), Los Dragons (6.5K, Very High) and Hydra Serpent (3.5K, Very High). The tracker labels several of these “Common,” which is a placeholder for new entries and not their real tier. If you’re hunting the top event unit, our walkthrough on how to get Phoenix covers the recipe, and Phoenix is estimated near $425M/s.

Update 70 added eight brainrots, all inside the Skull Lucky Block, which costs $500M and earns nothing on its own. Odds below come from the community wiki, not an official in-game screen:

Brainrot	Tier	Income	Chance
Dragon Skeletonini	Secret	$325M/s	0.1%
Flying Dutchman	Secret	$92.5M/s	0.5%
Boo Boo Rocket	Secret	$37.5M/s	1%
Bat-in-the-Box	Secret	$22.5M/s	5%
Bananito Skelito	Secret	$8.5M/s	10%
Zombie Bowl	Secret	$4.5M/s	21%
Grim Cheese	Secret	$1.6M/s	30%
Candi Corni	Brainrot God	$321K/s	32.4%

Dragon Skeletonini is a bones-only reskin of Dragon Cannelloni, and buying one outright reportedly costs $325B. None of these units has a settled trade market yet, so our list shows their value as N/A for now. Early prices on brand-new units tend to swing hardest in the first week.

The Eclipse mutation arrived with the same Halloween content. Its multiplier hasn’t been confirmed, so don’t price an Eclipse copy as “base value times a guess.” For more on the season, see the Halloween event breakdown.

How Do You Check a Trade Before You Press Confirm?

Trading lives inside the game interface now. Since Update 53 on June 13, 2026, a trade button sits next to the Codes menu, and both players must confirm before anything moves, according to the built-in trading button breakdown at AllThings.How. Use this routine every time:

1. Open the trade window from the trading button and invite the player by username, friend list or server.
2. Price both sides from one tracker. Write down the tracker name and the date. Mixing numbers from three sites is how a fair trade turns into a bad one.
3. Read the demand label, not only the value. A “Very Low” demand unit can take days to resell.
4. Check mutations and traits. The same brainrot can differ hugely by Bee trait multipliers like Bee (x5) or by the Eclipse mutation.
5. Add up each side and compare. Several popular calculators call a trade fair when the totals land within 10% of each other.
6. Confirm only after the window matches what you agreed in chat, item for item.

Some things can’t go in a trade at all: brainrot bases, mutation bases, personal-prize or event-exclusive brainrots, and any seasonal base skin that’s still obtainable in the game.

Which Scams Do the Numbers Not Catch?

A value list protects you from bad math. It doesn’t protect you from bad behavior.

• Quantity over quality. A pile of low-value Secrets that looks impressive but adds up to a fraction of the one high-value brainrot on your side.
• The last-second swap. The offer is described one way in chat, then a different one is loaded right before you press confirm.
• Countdown pressure. “Accept now or I’m leaving” is a pressure tactic, and a fair deal is still fair thirty seconds later.
• Misspelled names. Brainrot names are deliberate Italian-sounding nonsense. Copy them character for character, because a sloppy name is often the first sign someone is guessing.
• Stale calculators. Value sites go out of date quickly, so check the “last updated” date before trusting any verdict.

When Will These Numbers Change?

Soon. Updates have landed on Saturdays (Update 69 on October 3, Update 70 on October 10), so if the pattern holds, the next drop could arrive October 17. We can’t tell you what’s in it.

Three things are worth watching:

• The Haunted Fuse end date. It hasn’t been announced. For reference only, last year’s Witch Fuse ran from October 11 to November 8, 2025. That’s a precedent, not a promise.
• Event-unit prices. Phoenix and Eclipse-mutated copies are peaking while the event runs. Discount them slightly if you plan to hold into November.
• Supply shocks. Admin Abuse sessions are one of the few non-conveyor routes to top Secrets, and extra supply can push a unit’s price down.

The Short Version for Your Next Trade

Pick one tracker and write down the date. Read demand before value. Treat every Halloween number as provisional until the event ends, and don’t trust a ranking that disagrees with two others without finding out why. For a broader ranking by income and role, the Steal a Brainrot tier list is the better companion to this page.