How weight works in Break and Steal an Egg
Heavier pets earn more. Here is exactly how much.

Heavier pets earn more. Here is exactly how much.
Doubling a pet's weight multiplies its income by about 1.65×.
Income = base income × (weight ÷ 78 KG)0.722. Planet X pets grow a little faster (exponent about 0.74). Mutations and boosts multiply on top.
| Pet | Exponent | 10,000 KG | 100,000 KG |
|---|---|---|---|
| Behemoth | 0.74 | $36.3B/s | $199B/s |
| Qilin | 0.72 | $24.5B/s | $130B/s |
| Crystal Scorpion | 0.7403 | $23.9B/s | $131B/s |
| Fire Dragon | 0.7208 | $13.3B/s | $72.5B/s |
| Alien Jellyfish | 0.741 | $19.2B/s | $106B/s |
| Velociraptor | 0.7219 | $12.5B/s | $66.5B/s |
| Caladrius | 0.7273 | $11.5B/s | $61.1B/s |
| Winged Imp | 0.7225 | $9.24B/s | $48.8B/s |
Yes. A heavier pet earns more, but not in direct proportion: income grows with weight to the power of about 0.72, so doubling a pet's weight multiplies its income by about 1.65×.
The merge machine adds the three pets' weights together (e.g. 82,542 + 70,341 + 15,999 KG = 168,882 KG), and the pet that hatches keeps that weight. Its income follows the weight curve, not the sum of the three incomes.
No. The same pet at the same weight shows the same income on different accounts and before and after a cash potion ends, so tooltips show the pet's own income. Boosts and mutations multiply on top.
Numbers last checked . We re-check them when Break and Steal an Egg updates. Values marked ≈ are estimates.