Steal an Egg gamepasses and Robux boosts: what is documented, what it costs, and what is free instead

2x Money. Roblox's listing for pass 1935039424 names it 'X2 MONEY!', describes it as 'Earn x2 more money!' and prices it at 399 Robux; the wiki's Gamepasses page gives the same name and price. Because income is per second and the pass is a one-time purchase, this is the one purchase whose value grows with you: doubling $2.8K/s on a first Axolotl adds $2.8K/s; doubling a $215M/s Mutant Shark adds $215M/s.

2x growth speed. Roblox lists 'X2 GROWTH SPEED!' (pass 1931468161) at 467 Robux, described as 'Eggs grow x2 faster!', and the wiki's Gamepasses page matches. It halves the time an egg spends growing in your pen, which is also the time it sits in your base where other players can take it: the official game description lists stealing eggs from other players as part of the game. For a player who grows nine-hour Gorilla Kings and sixteen-hour Nightflames, that may matter more than money. The wiki's Shop page notes that some of its screenshots show prices with a 10 % Robux discount applied and gives the normal prices as 467 and 399. Check the price in-game before buying.

The Boosts page lists them under 'Robux speed multiplier' with a price for each tier, and the Shop page confirms that Speed Multipliers are sold for Robux. Prices rise with the multiplier but not in proportion: the first three doublings cost 3, 6 and 15 Robux each; the last costs 426. The wiki's Gamepasses page, edited 9 October 2026, prices the same ladder differently (×2 at 3, ×4 at 7, ×8 at 20, ×16 at 29 Robux, with ×32 to ×128 matching the Boosts page and ×256 upward marked TBA), so the two pages disagree on the ×4, ×8 and ×16 tiers. The table follows the Boosts page.

Neither page says how long a multiplier lasts, or whether it multiplies your Speed stat or the Speed you gain while training. Those two facts decide what a multiplier is worth, so read the in-game description before buying one.

The pass doubles income for good, so its value is simply your income per second. Framed as a question (how much income do I need for the pass to matter?) the wiki's numbers give a feel for scale. Forest pets list $1/s to $1.8K/s, so doubling Forest income changes little you can buy. At a Leviathan ($220K/s) it is another Leviathan's worth of income without a 25-minute egg to defend. At a Cosmic Gorilla ($180K/s) plus a Cosmic Gecko ($30K/s) it is an extra $210K/s. Eternal pets in the first eleven zones list $65M/s (Ice Dragon) to $880M/s (Gorilla King), so at that tier it adds tens to hundreds of millions per second.

So the honest version: buy it when your base income is high enough that doubling it changes which upgrade you can afford next, not before. Since it never expires, waiting costs you nothing but the income you would have doubled in the meantime — which, early, is negligible.

Because the wiki prices the multipliers without saying what they multiply or for how long, this page does not convert them into zones reached. What the wiki does document is the size of the gaps any speed purchase is up against. The Biomes page lists the gates as Lake 900, Desert 10K, Jungle 40K, Snow 170K, Volcano 700K, Abyss Ocean 2.5M, Prehistoric 18M, Cosmic 700M, Cherry Blossom 2.5B, Titan Temple 7B and Angels & Demons 20B; the older Zones page gives Prehistoric as ~17,000,000–18,000,000. Each gate is between about 2.8 times (Cherry Blossom to Titan Temple) and 39 times (Prehistoric to Cosmic) the one before it, and the Biomes page warns that bigger eggs slow you down and need more than the listed figure.

The free alternatives are documented. Hatch rewards add Speed with every hatch, from +420 for a Chicken to +2.4m for a Unicorn. The wiki's Speed page lists a one-off gift of 10,000 Speed for liking the game, favouriting it and joining the community group. And treadmill training, with a trail multiplying it, is the main engine; the speed and treadmills guides walk through both.

Bear traps: free and unlimited, at most three placed at once, usable only while you are holding an egg; whoever steps in one is stuck for seven seconds, and none can go in the safe zone (Boosts page). The Rift Boss Shop sells temporary cash multipliers, speed multipliers and treadmill boosters, plus a Mutation Shard, for Boss Tokens earned by defeating Overlords. During the Dr. Scramble Event the Experiment Shop sold a 2x Cash Booster (10 minutes, 275 Samples), a 1.25x Speed booster (5 minutes, 375 Samples) and a 2x Treadmill Booster (10 minutes, 375 Samples). Boss Mastery hands out eggs with the Fractured (×2.75) mutation. And hatch rewards add Speed with every hatch, passing a million per hatch in Cosmic (Cosmic Gecko +1m, Cosmic Gorilla +1.2m).

No pass sells a pet, an egg, a colour mutation or a size roll. Robux does reach eggs another way: the wiki's Shop page lists 'The New Monster Egg', a limited-time egg it says changes to a different one every 2 weeks, and the Eggs page says limited eggs come only from the Store or special events such as Admin Abuse. The wiki does not document the Monster Egg's price. There is no code system to discount anything: the wiki's Codes page says there are no codes and no way to redeem them.

Check the price in-game: the wiki's Boosts page was last edited on 7 September 2026 and its Gamepasses page on 9 October 2026, and the two disagree on three multiplier prices. Check that the pass does what you think: 2x Money doubles income per its own description, and neither Roblox's description nor the wiki says it affects hatch rewards. And check whether a free system already covers the need; this page lists them above.

The pass costs 467 Robux on Roblox's listing and the wiki's Gamepasses page, and its effect is clear enough to reason about: an egg grows in half the time. On the wiki's grow times, that is the difference between these pairs (our arithmetic):

The marginal cost column shows where the Robux go. The first four doublings (×2 to ×16) cost 3, 6, 15 and 15 Robux: 39 Robux in total, under 10 Robux per doubling on average. The last doubling, ×2K to ×4K, costs 426 Robux on its own. On the wiki's prices, small multipliers buy far more doublings per Robux than large ones. What a doubling is worth in play depends on what the multiplier applies to and how long it lasts, which the wiki does not state.

Roblox's badge statistics, read 21 October 2026: 'Angelic Treadmill!' stood at 1.0 % (15,408,191 awards in total), 'Divine Trail!' at 1.1 % (23,394,134) and 'Hatched Divine!' at 0.4 % (11,685,004); Roblox defines each percentage as the share of players who earned the badge in the past day. None of the six badges is tied to a Robux pass. The wiki says Divine Trail! and Angelic Treadmill! are obtained by purchasing those two items, which its trail and treadmill data price in the game's cash (300T $ and 1Qa $), although the Shop page also lists treadmill upgrades among Robux purchases. The other four badges are for joining the game and hatching. So the badge data cannot say how many players spent Robux, and this page does not guess.

Buy passes only through the game's own shop or the game's Roblox page linked below. No site, Discord or video can sell you a Steal an Egg pass at a discount, and there is no code system to apply one. Anyone asking for your login to 'add a pass' is not selling a pass.

The wiki's Shop page describes the shop as the place to spend Robux on Gamepasses, Speed, Speed Multipliers, treadmill upgrades, money and 'The New Monster Egg'. It publishes no full price list. Its screenshots carry notes instead: one speed-multiplier screenshot is captioned as 499 Robux and 'not the starting price', and several are captioned as showing prices with a 10 % Robux discount applied. The Monster Egg is described as a limited-time egg that changes to a different egg every 2 weeks.

Because no register source publishes the prices for Speed, money, treadmill upgrades or the Monster Egg, this site does not list them. The two passes have firm prices from Roblox itself, and the speed multipliers have the Boosts page's table; everything else on the Robux side of the shop has to be read in-game.

You lose nothing that the wiki documents as gated behind Robux, except limited eggs such as the Monster Egg, which come from the Store or events. Every zone is opened by Speed, which hatch rewards, the treadmill, trails and the community gift all supply; every nest pet, the natural colour rolls and the whole Rift event are reached by playing. On the wiki's evidence, Robux buys speed and time rather than access to zones.