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Jump To Steal An Egg Pet Income Rates: Documented Cash Per Second (September 2026)

Compare documented Cash-per-second earnings for named Jump To Steal An Egg Pets from dated September 2026 gameplay captures, with observation conditions labeled and coverage honestly bounded.

Every rate below is a displayed Cash-per-second value read from a Pet card during named, dated gameplay sessions in September 2026. These are not permanent stats: rebirth boosts, events, gamepasses, account upgrades, and balance changes all alter the figures. Pets missing from the table have no documented rate here — that is unknown, not zero.

Documented per-second Cash rates for named Pets

Article reference data
PetDisplayed earningsUnitObservation conditions
Crab70Cash per secondEarly-game hatch, no rebirth boosts active; hatched from an early Egg
Frog48Cash per secondEarly-game hatch from a common Egg
Gorbo (early shop Pet)30,000–39,000Cash per secondPurchased from shop; later shown at ~730,000 per second once a 3.5x rebirth cash boost applied
Seal186,000Cash per secondHatch after early rebirths
Giant bearded goat (epic, ocean-area Egg)1,750,000Cash per secondMid-progression hatch
Ocean-zone mythic23,000,000 (a second mythic displayed 28,000,000)Cash per secondOcean-zone mythic hatch
Ocean-zone Secret Pet26,000,000Cash per secondOcean-zone secret hatch; notably lower than a mythic from the same session
T-Rex565,000,000Cash per secondHatched from a Divine T-Rex Egg in the prehistoric zone
Secret Unicorn6,000,000,000Cash per secondHatched from the heaven-zone Egg

All figures come from a September 2026 creator gameplay session. Read each row only under the conditions listed — the same Pet can display different rates in other runs.

T-Rex rates differed across sessions

Dated third-party session captures from early September 2026 show the T-Rex displaying different figures: roughly one billion Cash per second in one session (hatched from a Divine Egg after roughly a 38–74 minute wait), and roughly 912 million Cash per second in a September 4 session with a 74-minute wait. These are dated observations under differing conditions — events, boosts, account upgrades, and balance changes can alter displayed figures. The durable facts are narrower: the T-Rex Egg was stolen in the dinosaur section, returned to the Pen, hatched into a T-Rex, and used as a major Cash upgrade in those runs.

How to compare these rates correctly

  • Same unit, different modifiers. Everything is Cash per second, but conditions differ (early game vs. post-rebirth, boosted vs. unboosted). The Gorbo row shows why this matters: its displayed rate changed from roughly 30,000–39,000 to about 730,000 per second purely from a 3.5x rebirth cash boost. The official game also offers a purchasable 2x Cash gamepass.
  • Rarity does not reliably predict income. Within one session, an ocean-zone Secret Pet displayed 26 million per second while a mythic from the same zone displayed up to 28 million — one mythic was observed out-earning a secret.
  • Check the live card, not a copied ranking. Income values can change between updates. Compare the Cash output shown on each Pet card in your current build against the Pen total; treat any fixed income table, including this one, as a dated snapshot.
  • Offline earnings are a separate context. The official description confirms Pets make money offline, but no per-Pet offline rates, caps, or formulas are established by these observations. Do not convert the per-second figures here into offline payout estimates.

Where the per-second figures come from

Pets generate Cash continuously once hatched — tutorial text in captured gameplay states "Your animals earn cash every second," and the official description confirms Pets make money offline. Each hatch displays its current Cash output on the Pet card, which is where every rate in the table above was read. This is background only; the numeric comparison lives in the table.