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•Hamza Rashid• 11 min read
Steal An Egg
All Steal an Egg Treadmills Ranked From Weakest to Strongest
Steal an Egg drops every player onto a base built around one nest, one pen, and a single Treadmill that decides how far a run across the map can go. Pets guard eggs across nine biomes, and a slow character gets caught the moment a guardian wakes up. The current build holds ten separate treadmill tiers, climbing from the free starting model up to a top tier trained at a two thousand times multiplier. Each tier past the starter costs real in-game cash, and the gap in training power between tiers widens sharply near the top of the list.
Picking the right treadmill at the right moment separates an account still stuck outrunning early guardians from one clearing the toughest zones on the map. The ranking below covers every treadmill tier by training power and cost, then lays out the fastest route through all ten.
All Steal an Egg Treadmills Ranked Summary
Ten treadmill tiers exist in Steal an Egg, running from the free starting Treadmill up to the Angelic Treadmill at the top of the list
The training multiplier climbs from x2 on the free tier to x2,000 on the Angelic Treadmill, with cash cost rising from free to roughly $1 quadrillion
Trail multipliers stack on top of treadmill output instead of competing for the same cash, so a treadmill upgrade and a Trail purchase compound together
The community group reward hands out a one-time 10,000 free Speed, clearing the earliest biome gates before any treadmill upgrade gets bought
Index rewards pay Speed and cash the first time a pet species gets hatched, adding a second passive source alongside treadmill training
The fastest climb through every tier comes from funneling pet income straight into treadmill upgrades and alternating with Trail purchases instead of maxing one system first
Robux from the Speed Shop works best as a shortcut for one specific late-game tier, not a routine substitute for treadmill progress
What the Treadmill Does in Steal an Egg
The Treadmill sits directly inside a player's base and works as the only unlimited source of Speed in the game. Standing on it for a stretch of time banks Speed continuously, and every paid upgrade raises the amount produced per training tick.
Speed gates nearly every Steal an Egg biome past the starting Forest, and a character below a zone's listed minimum gets caught almost the instant a guardian wakes up. Carrying a stolen egg back to base also slows movement, so the number posted on a biome gate only covers walking in safely, not the trip home with a heavier egg in tow.
All Steal an Egg Treadmills Ranked
Every treadmill in Steal an Egg follows the same purchase order, and the game locks each tier behind the one bought before it. Rarity labels climb alongside the training multiplier, so a higher rarity tag always points to a stronger and pricier machine.
The table below ranks all ten tiers from the free starting model up to the top of the list in an ascending order.
Image | Name | Rarity | Training Multiplier | Cash Cost | Approx. Robux |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Treadmill | Common | x2 | Free | None |
 | Sci-Fi Treadmill | Uncommon | x5 | $15K | ~19 |
 | Flame Treadmill | Rare | x12 | $250K | ~39 |
 | Celebrity Treadmill | Epic | x30 | $5M | ~69 |
 | Golden Treadmill | Legendary | x80 | $120M | ~119 |
 | The Freeze Treadmill | Mythic | x100 | $3B | ~199 |
 | Lucky Block Treadmill | Cosmic | x200 | $75B | ~299 |
 | Hacker Treadmill | Secret | x500 | $2T | ~499 |
 | Demonic Treadmill | Eternal | x1,000 | $50T | ~799 |
 | Angelic Treadmill | Divine | x2,000 | $1Q | ~1299 |
The jump between tiers widens fast past the middle of the list. Early upgrades cost pocket change against steady pet income, and the final three tiers demand cash totals most accounts only reach after multiple rebirths or a long stretch of consistent stealing.
Angelic sits at the top for a reason beyond its multiplier alone. Reaching that tier signals an account has already cleared most of the map, since the cash required to buy it only becomes realistic once pets from the later biomes are already generating serious income.
Fastest Way to Upgrade Every Treadmill Tier
Climbing from the free Treadmill to the Angelic Treadmill fastest depends on order more than raw spending. Treadmill upgrades and Trail purchases compound when bought in sequence instead of one system getting maxed before the other even starts.
The sequence below moves through every tier with the least wasted cash along the way.
Claim the one-time community group reward first: it hands out 10,000 free Speed and clears the earliest biome gates before a single Treadmill upgrade gets bought
Send early pet income straight into Treadmill upgrades: skipping cosmetics keeps the training multiplier climbing during the early cash-tight stretch
Buy an early Trail tier as soon as it's affordable: its multiplier applies to every Treadmill upgrade bought afterward, on top of the Speed already banked
Alternate between Treadmill tiers and Trail tiers: a mid-tier Trail sitting on top of steady Treadmill training consistently beats a maxed Treadmill with no Trail equipped
Hatch new pet species for the Index bonus: rarer first-time pets pay a larger Speed and cash reward, adding a second income stream that funds the next Treadmill tier
Save Speed Shop Robux for one specific tier that feels stuck: instant Speed works best as a targeted fix instead of a routine substitute for Treadmill progress
Reaching the final three tiers, Hacker, Demonic, and Angelic, takes noticeably longer than the first seven combined, since the required cash only becomes realistic once pets from Cosmic-tier biomes and beyond start generating serious income. Players stuck on Freeze or Lucky Block usually have a pet income problem instead of a Treadmill problem, and fixing base income first speeds up every future upgrade.
Treadmill Training vs Trail Multipliers
Treadmill tiers and Trails solve two different problems, and mixing them up wastes cash fast. The Treadmill builds the base Speed number from scratch, and a Trail only multiplies whatever base number already exists.
A weak Trail sitting on top of a strong Treadmill still beats a strong Trail sitting on top of a weak Treadmill, since the multiplier has nothing large to work against otherwise. Buying a Trail too early on an undertrained account wastes most of its value, and buying one too late leaves easy compounding gains on the table for longer than needed.
FAQs About Steal an Egg Treadmills
Final Words
Every treadmill tier in Steal an Egg builds toward the same outcome, letting a character clear the map without living in fear of the nearest guardian. Speed never comes from one single system, and treating the Treadmill as separate from Trails, free rewards, and pet income slows the climb far more than most players expect.
Feeding pet income into Treadmill upgrades first, then layering in Trails and free Speed rewards, turns a slow start into an account that reaches Angelic without years of wasted grinding.
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