67
Overview
67 earns roughly $7.5M/s/sec — fine for early-game padding, marginal once your base hits the upgraded conveyor.
67 was originally designed by BRAZILIAN SPYDER and entered the official Steal a Brainrot roster after the meme spread across short-form video.
Acquisition is brutal: you'll either spend tens of millions of cash buying through the conveyor (and need luck even with the buy-all setup), pull it from a Secret-only egg or event reward pool, or fuse it from God-tier inputs in the right machine. Most secret brainrots are also locked behind specific events, so missing the window means waiting for a re-release.
Costing $1.2B on the conveyor when it does spawn, 67 sits inside the standard cost-per-income window for the secret tier; trade values track that ratio closely on community boards.
Cheap mutations like Gold (1.25x) or Lava (1.5x) are the most economical fits — anything more expensive is overinvestment given the ceiling of this rarity tier.
Use 67 as a placeholder while you stack cash for upgrades, then fuse or trade it away once a higher-tier replacement becomes available.
Best Combos
Pair 67 with these top multipliers to maximize earnings:
How to Obtain
Tips
- Combine with high-multiplier traits to maximize income output.
- Apply the best mutation you can find for a bonus multiplier on top of traits.
- Place 67 in a safe spot away from other players to reduce theft risk.
- Check the Red Carpet regularly for rotating stock and limited-time creatures.
- As a Secret brainrot, 67 is a prime target for thieves. Stay alert!
How 67 compares
Figures below are calculated from 67's own stats and compared against the secret brainrots on this site. They update whenever the underlying data does.
- Pays for itself in
- 2m 40s
at $1.2B to buy and $7.5M/s income
67 — In-Depth Analysis
67 is a Secret-rarity brainrot in Steal a Brainrot, designed by BRAZILIAN SPYDER. It generates $7.5M per second at a $1.2B conveyor price — a meaningful jump above 25 in income efficiency, sitting in the lower-mid secret range where players begin transitioning from early resource building to serious income stacking. Like its numeric sibling 25, the name "67" is part of the game's cryptic number-naming tradition. The income-to-cost ratio at $1.2B is competitive within the $1B–$2B tier, and BRAZILIAN SPYDER's design quality keeps community interest steady. The acquisition path is the same as all secrets: below 0.1% conveyor odds, Secret eggs, or fusion routes. Gold (1.25x) or Lava (1.5x) mutations are the practical sweet spot — they improve income to $9.4M–$11.25M/s without over-investing at this price floor. 67 works well as a mid-ladder progression piece: strong enough to matter for income, cheap enough to trade without regret when you're ready to move up.
Is 67 Worth It?
For trading: 67 is on the live Steal a Brainrot value table (linked at the bottom). Permanent variants always trade for substantially more than physical / consumable variants. Run the trade through the WFL calculator before you accept — values shift daily.
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