Opens the account listing form, no application first
List a Steal an Egg account
Turn spare hatches into cash without touching your main login.
Sell the whole save once your income rate does the talking.
Hand over the full login and the price stops getting questioned.
Set up your seller profile Register on EB24 and add a payout method before your first Steal an Egg listing goes live. The selling guide walks through both.
Choose pets, a base, or both A single high rarity pet lists fast on its own. A grinded base with strong income and speed is worth building into a full account listing instead.
Fill in the real numbers Rarity for a pet listing; money per second, rebirths, coins, speed, pets and full access status for an account. Buyers filter on these fields before opening the description.
Deliver once the sale clears Payment is already secured by the time a pet trade or account handoff happens, so delivery is the only thing left for you to do.
Withdraw the payout Confirmed delivery moves the sale onto your EB24 balance. Cash out through the payout method saved on your dashboard.
You are not hunting down a buyer in a Discord server. Shoppers land on the Steal an Egg marketplace already filtering by rarity, money per second and speed, and your listing is judged on those fields the moment it appears.
Rarity carries a pet listing, from Common up through Cosmic. Money per second carries an account listing the same way. Both ladders sit on the same seller dashboard, so a stacked hatch and a grinded base can list side by side.
A buyer pays EB24 first. You hand over the pet trade or the Roblox login inside the order, and only once delivery is confirmed does that money move onto your balance.
Full email and Roblox access turn a listing into a clean, one time handoff. A base you can only half hand over belongs in a lower price band, and buyers expect that labelled honestly.
Steal an Egg splits cleanly into two markets. Pets sell on the Steal an Egg pet marketplace by rarity alone, while whole bases sell on the Steal an Egg accounts marketplace by income and speed. Knowing which ladder your stock belongs on decides how you price it.
Pets and bases are not mutually exclusive. Many sellers run a Cosmic hatch through the item side while a separate base with strong speed and income lists on the accounts side, using the same account listing form and item listing form.
A buyer comparing ten or twenty listings skips the ones with blank fields before reading a single word of description.
Rarity comps shift when new eggs or events land, and income comps shift as top bases climb. Sellers who revisit an unsold Steal an Egg listing against the current accounts marketplace move stock faster than sellers who set one price and wait. The selling guide covers every field in order.
EB24 holds the buyer's payment before a pet trade or a Roblox login moves, and releases it to you once the buyer confirms the delivery landed.
Commission rates and payout channel details live in the selling guide and the platform FAQ. Both sides of a sale are bound by the terms of service.
The failure points of a private Steal an Egg trade, an unpaid buyer or a stranger who vanishes with the pet, are the ones this marketplace checkout is built to close. The rest is on you to get right.
Other Roblox pet economies run through the same seller balance. The Adopt Me seller track and the Grow a Garden seller track both sit next to Steal an Egg on your EB24 dashboard.
No formal application exists. Register on EB24, save a payout method, then list a pet or a full account from your dashboard. A short automated check runs on every listing rather than a waiting queue, so a first pet or base can go live within minutes of finishing the form.
Rarity decides it almost entirely. A Common or Uncommon hatch trades for pocket change, while Secret rarity and above is where prices climb fast, with Eternal, Divine and Cosmic sitting at the top of the ladder. Check live listings at your exact rarity before setting a price, since even one tier apart changes the number a lot.
Money per second carries the headline price, backed up by rebirths and banked coins. Speed matters more here than in most pet games, since a low speed level makes escaping with a stolen pet harder, and buyers notice that. Full access to the email and Roblox login pushes a listing toward the top of its range.
The whole game is built around grabbing a pet and getting away with it, so a base stuck on a low speed level struggles to close runs even with strong pets and good income. Buyers read speed as proof the account can still pull off the core loop, not just sit on stats.
Roblox policy does not allow account transfers, and that risk belongs to anyone buying or selling on any platform. EB24 changes what happens around that risk: payment is held until delivery, stats and access status are visible up front, and disputes follow a documented process instead of a private argument.
List it as partial access and price it below a full transfer. Buyers pay less for a base they might get locked out of, and marking that honestly up front avoids a dispute after the sale closes instead of losing the buyer's trust the hard way.
The buyer's money sits with EB24 from the moment they check out. You deliver the pet trade or the account inside that same order, the buyer confirms it landed, and only then does the amount post to your EB24 balance for withdrawal through your saved payout method.
Rarity and income comps shift as new eggs, events and top bases change what buyers are used to seeing. Refresh your price against current listings at your exact rarity or income level rather than leaving an early asking price untouched for weeks.
No seller queue to wait on. Save a payout method, get the rarity or income numbers right, and Steal an Egg buyers find the listing through search.
List a Steal an Egg account
