Steal a Brainrot trading: live trade ads

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Verify your Roblox account

Posting an ad or an offer needs a verified username, because an unverified board fills up with fake ads written under other people's names, and those fakes are how most trade scams start. Verification is free, takes about a minute, and this site never sees your Roblox password.

Post a trade ad

Build your ad from the catalog. The picker holds all 624 brainrots at the income per second published on this site, grouped by rarity tier from OG and Secret down to Common, with the 29 brainrots whose rarity is not published grouped at the end. This board prices every ad on income per second, the figure the trade checker uses and the values page prints on every row, because this game has no single published trade value to price with. Brainrots with no published income (32 of them) can still be listed, but an ad containing one shows no verdict rather than inventing a number for it. One honest limit: the picker lists base form brainrots only. A mutated copy earns more than the base rate printed here, so name the mutation in your ad note and judge the difference with the trade checker and the scam safety guide before you deal.

Short note (optional, 140 characters, links are removed):

Post my ad

Live trade ads

My chats

Chats open from an ad: press Chat with poster on any ad that is not yours and the conversation starts on this page. When another player opens a chat on one of your ads, it appears in this list too, with a counter for unread messages. A chat stays open while its ad is live on the board; when the ad expires or leaves the board, the chat closes and any trade is finished inside the game.

Putting a deal together

Begin by proving the account is yours. The verify box below issues you a short phrase; place it in the About section of your Roblox profile and run the check. The board looks at your public profile, finds the phrase, and treats that username as verified, because editing a profile is something only its owner can do. No password is involved at any point, the phrase can be deleted the moment you pass, and the proof stays with this browser.

Next, advertise or answer. An ad is simply what you hold against what you want, and as you build it the board adds up the income on both sides and shows the reading a taker would get, which takes the guesswork out of pricing. If someone else's ad is closer to the deal you want, hang an offer on it instead; the offer is scored against the ask from the owner's side of the table. And every ad has a chat attached, so the two of you can settle the details, mutations, middleman and all, without leaving the page. Your threads gather in the My chats list under the board.

Close it in game, carefully. With the deal agreed, meet under the verified usernames and carry it out in small, even steps, ticking each brainrot off against the ad as it moves. This game was built without a clean trade window, which means most exchanges still run on trust; for anything that would hurt to lose, bring in a middleman from a verified list, and never send your best brainrot first in the hope the rest follows. Ads run for 7 days, with their offers attached for the duration.

What the verdict is measuring

Start with what the numbers are, because on this board they are not what you might expect. The totals are income per second, the in-game cash each brainrot generates sitting in a base, pulled from the values page. That is a deliberate choice. Steal a Brainrot has no official trade value, and the public lists talk past each other, pricing the same brainrot in real-money dollars here, in-game buy cost there and unlabeled points somewhere else; mashing those into a single price would mean inventing one, so this section does not. Income is the figure the game itself sets, it is printed on the values page for judging what a side will earn you, and it is the yardstick the trade checker reaches for by default. The verdict then applies the checker's rule: a gap within a tenth of the larger total is Fair, out to a quarter it is a Win or a Lose, and beyond that a Big Win or Big Lose. On an ad the reading belongs to the taker, comparing what they hand over with what they receive; on an offer it belongs to the owner, comparing the offer with the ask.

Two qualifications ride with every reading. Mutations change the maths: the board prices the base form, but a mutation multiplies what a copy actually earns, from Gold at 1.25 times up to Crystal at 13 times, so call out mutations in your ad note and run a mutated deal through the trade checker, which has a mutation picker, before you judge it. And 32 brainrots carry no published income figure anywhere we check, so an ad containing one totals the rest of the side and prints no verdict rather than dressing a guess up as a price. The values page prints the other columns too, buy cost, game.guide points and cash-shop asking prices, each under its own label; read them next to the verdict, because earning power is only one part of what the market wants tonight.

Rules of this board

An ad has to be a real offer of brainrots sitting in your base, priced off the catalog here. Robux, cash and accounts are not goods on this board; selling them breaks Roblox's rules as well as ours, and those ads are removed. Pure trust trades are out: nobody should have to hand a brainrot over first and simply believe the rest is coming, outside of an agreed middleman arrangement. Break the exchange into small, even steps so the risk is shared rather than stacked on one player. Links are not permitted in notes or offers, and anything that is really advertising for another site or server comes down in the moderation rounds.

You will find a report button on every ad and every offer. Reports feed a queue the team reads on its rounds, the same rounds that watch the suggestion board and the community servers. Posters who keep breaking these rules, or whose scam reports survive checking, lose the right to post, and a ban takes the name's live ads off the board at the same time. If our community watch has seen a username floating around a scam report, its first ad may wait for a human check before it shows; that pause is a review, not a finding. In chat the same rules apply as on the board: links never send, and each conversation has a report button.

Questions, answered

Is browsing the board open to everyone?

Yes, completely. Reading ads, filtering them and studying verdicts needs nothing from you at all. You verify your Roblox account only when you want to post an ad or hang an offer on someone else's, which is when your name needs to be provably yours.

Will eggvalues step in and hold a brainrot mid-trade?

Never. The board introduces the players and prices the deal between them; the exchange itself happens in game, run the way Steal a Brainrot players run their trades, and nothing of yours passes through this site at any stage.

What is the point of the phrase in my Roblox About section?

It is how you show the account is in your hands. Only the owner can edit a profile, so a phrase placed there could only have come from the account holder, and that is what keeps impostors from posting bait ads under respected traders' names. It does all that without the site asking for, seeing or storing a password.

How long does an ad get on the board?

Seven days from posting, after which it retires itself. If the brainrots are still up for trade then, list them fresh; it keeps the board stocked with deals that are still real.

The verdict is about income. Why not a trade price?

Because nobody publishes an honest one for this game. The totals here add up income per second from our values page, the earning power of each side. The verdict calls a gap of a tenth or less of the larger total Fair, up to a quarter a Win or a Lose, and anything wider a Big Win or Big Lose, and it reads from the taker's side, so a Win means the taker gains more earning power than they give. A brainrot with no published income carries no figure at all, and an ad holding one shows no verdict.

Can I sort the details out with the poster here?

Yes, through the Chat with poster button on the ad. Both names in that conversation are the verified names off the board, links are refused in messages, a safety strip sits over the thread, and the chat closes when the ad leaves the board. Use it to agree every detail of the exchange; the handover itself still happens between you in game.

What happens to an ad I report?

The report joins the moderation queue with the reason you chose. On the team's rounds the ad is read against these rules and the poster's record, and whatever breaks them is removed. Repeat offenders are banned from posting, and a ban pulls their live ads at the same moment.