Steal a Brainrot Value List — Complete Ranking
Quick Answer: The Steal a Brainrot value list ranks every Brainrot by rarity tier — from Common ($1) at the bottom to Secret and Brainrot God tier items worth hundreds of millions at the top. Value is determined by base cost, income per second, rarity, and exist count. Use the Steal a Brainrot calculator to check live WFL values before any trade.
How Steal a Brainrot Values Work
Every Brainrot in Steal a Brainrot has a base value — the cost to purchase it from the Red Carpet — and an income rate measured in dollars per second. These two numbers determine a Brainrot's position in the value hierarchy, but they're not the only factors that matter in trades.
Three things determine what a Brainrot is actually worth in a player-to-player trade:
- Base cost — what it costs to buy from the conveyor or Red Carpet
- Income per second — how much it earns passively while in your base
- Mutation — Gold (1.5×), Diamond (2.5×), or Rainbow (5×) multipliers applied on top of base value
Exist count and event exclusivity also affect real trade value — a Brainrot that was only available during one Admin Abuse session may trade above its base cost simply because very few copies exist.
Rarity Tiers — Explained
Steal a Brainrot uses a rarity system to classify every Brainrot. Higher rarity means higher base cost and income — but also rarer drops from the conveyor:
| Rarity | Typical Cost Range | Income Range | Conveyor Odds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Secret | $500M+ | $1M/s+ | Extremely rare / Event only |
| Brainrot God | $10M – $500M | $100K/s – $1M/s | Very rare |
| Legendary | $1M – $10M | $10K/s – $100K/s | Rare |
| Epic | $100K – $1M | $1K/s – $10K/s | Uncommon |
| Rare | $10K – $100K | $100/s – $1K/s | Common |
| Uncommon | $1K – $10K | $10/s – $100/s | Very common |
| Common | $1 – $1K | $1/s – $10/s | Most common |
Steal a Brainrot Value List — By Rarity
Secret Tier
Secret Brainrots are the highest active rarity in the game. They are exclusively obtained through Admin Abuse events, specific Lucky Blocks, or trading — never from the regular conveyor.
| Brainrot | Base Cost | Income/s | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tung Tung Tung Sahur | $500M | $1.5M/s | Removed April 2026 — legacy item |
| La Grande Combinasion | $500M | $1.5M/s | Fuse Machine exclusive |
| Los Combinasionas | $500M | $1.5M/s | Baby version of La Grande Combinasion |
| La Extinct Grande | $500M | $1.5M/s | Prehistoric event reskin |
| La Spooky Grande | $500M | $1.5M/s | Halloween reskin |
Brainrot God Tier
Brainrot God is the second highest rarity. These Brainrots generate massive passive income and are primarily obtained through high-end Lucky Blocks or Admin Abuse events.
| Brainrot | Base Cost | Income/s | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Tungtungtungcitos | $37.5M | $210K/s | Tung Tung Attack event + Fuse Machine |
| Trippi Troppi Tralala | $37.5M | $210K/s | Fuse Machine exclusive |
| Corn Corn Corn Sahur | $37.5M | $210K/s | Coffin TTTS drop pool |
| Brontosaurus | $50M | $250K/s | Prehistoric event |
| Newton | $50M | $250K/s | Prehistoric event |
Legendary Tier
Legendary Brainrots are the highest tier available from the regular conveyor, though with very low drop rates. They form the backbone of most high-level trades.
| Brainrot | Base Cost | Income/s | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bombardiro Crocodilo | $1M | $8K/s | One of the most iconic Legendary Brainrots |
| Tralalero Tralala | $1M | $8K/s | Nike shoe shark — high demand |
| Brr Brr Patapim | $1.5M | $10K/s | Mossy monkey character |
| Lirilì Larilà | $1M | $8K/s | Elephant trunk character |
| Cappuccino Assassino | $1.2M | $9K/s | Coffee cup assassin |
| Ballerina Cappuccina | $1.5M | $10K/s | Fortnite collab — also in Brainrot Bundle |
| Gangster Footera | $500M→$3K | Varies | Replaced Tung Tung Tung Sahur in Sept 2025 |
Mutation Value Multipliers
Every Brainrot can receive a mutation that multiplies its base value. Mutations apply to both the cost and the effective trade value — a Rainbow Legendary is worth significantly more than a plain Secret in many cases:
| Mutation | Multiplier | Example — $1M Legendary |
|---|---|---|
| None | 1× | $1M |
| Gold | 1.5× | $1.5M |
| Diamond | 2.5× | $2.5M |
| Rainbow | 5× | $5M |
Always verify the mutation directly in the trade window — never trust what a trader claims in chat. A Rainbow mutation doubles the item's total trade value compared to Diamond.
What Affects Trade Value Beyond Base Cost
- Exist count — the fewer copies in the game, the higher a Brainrot trades above its base cost. Very low exist count items can trade 2-5× their base price
- Event exclusivity — items only available during specific Admin Abuse events or limited-time events hold premium trade value
- Removal status — removed Brainrots (like Tung Tung Tung Sahur) become legacy items and trade on collector demand rather than income value
- Mutation rarity — Rainbow mutations are extremely rare from conveyor pulls; a Rainbow version of any Brainrot carries a significant premium
- Current meta — community demand shifts as new Brainrots are added; always check current Discord trading boards for the most active pricing
Legacy Items — Removed Brainrots
Some Brainrots have been permanently or temporarily removed from the game. These are called legacy items — they earn no income but may hold or increase trade value due to scarcity:
- Tung Tung Tung Sahur — removed April 25, 2026 (copyright dispute). Previously $500M Secret. Now trades at collector price.
- Early access Brainrots — some very early Brainrots from the game's launch period have extremely low exist counts and trade well above their original base cost
How to Use the Value List for Trading
- Find both Brainrots in the value list and note their base costs and mutations
- Apply mutation multipliers to get effective value for each side
- Compare totals — if one side is more than 15% higher, it's likely a win for that player
- Check exist count for rare items — low exist count means real trade value may be higher than base cost
- Use the WFL calculator for a quick win/fair/lose result before confirming
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most valuable Brainrot in Steal a Brainrot?
Among active Brainrots, Secret-tier items like La Grande Combinasion and Los Combinasionas at $500M base cost are the most valuable. Tung Tung Tung Sahur was also $500M but has been removed — it now trades as a legacy item at collector demand pricing.
How does mutation affect Brainrot value?
Gold mutation adds 50% (1.5×), Diamond adds 150% (2.5×), and Rainbow adds 400% (5×) to the base value. Always verify the mutation directly in the trade window before accepting any deal.
Are removed Brainrots worth anything?
Yes — removed Brainrots become legacy collector items. They earn no income but can trade above their original base cost due to scarcity. Their value fluctuates based on community demand and how many copies remain in the game.
What is the rarest Brainrot in Steal a Brainrot?
Rarity is measured by exist count — the fewest copies in the game. Secret-tier event exclusives with very low exist counts are technically the rarest. Check the exist count section on each Brainrot's individual page for specific numbers.
Where can I check a Brainrot's current value?
Use the WFL calculator on this site, or check the Steal a Brainrot Fandom Wiki for current base stats. For live trade pricing, community Discord trading servers give the most up-to-date real-world values.
Key Takeaways
- Value is determined by base cost, income/s, mutation multiplier, exist count, and event exclusivity
- Mutations multiply value — Rainbow (5×) makes any Brainrot worth significantly more
- Secret tier ($500M+) is the highest active rarity — only obtainable through Admin Abuse or specific Lucky Blocks
- Removed Brainrots become legacy collector items — they trade on scarcity, not income
- Always verify mutation in the trade window and run both sides through the WFL calculator before confirming