Steal A Pet And Ride It Rebirth Guide: How to Rebirth and What You Keep
How to rebirth in Steal A Pet And Ride It: where the rebirth station is, what the money requirement is, what you keep and lose, and when the reset pays off.
Quick answer
To rebirth, walk to the rebirth station at your base, just left of the money-collection spot, and rebirth once you have the money amount shown there. Rebirth grants a big boost to your speed and earnings, but it resets your accumulated progress, including your speed. Your pets are always safe: the game promises you keep every pet you own.
How to rebirth in Steal A Pet And Ride It
Rebirthing happens at your base, not out in the biomes. The rebirth station sits just to the left of the money-collection spot where your pet earnings gather.
- Head back to your base and find the rebirth station, left of the money-collection spot.
- Read the money requirement displayed at the station. This is the exact amount you currently need — it differs between accounts and rises as you progress.
- Once you have that much cash, use the rebirth option at the station.
- Collect your boosts and start rebuilding.
The gate is real, earned cash. A first-session player could rebirth with just 500 money, while a more advanced account faced a 500,000 money requirement before rebirthing. Don't rely on a guide number: the station shows your current requirement.
What you keep and what resets
The official How to Play text is explicit: rebirth for huge boosts and keep all your pets. Your entire collection survives the reset, so everything you have stolen and hatched stays yours.
| What happens | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Kept | All of your pets |
| Reset | Your accumulated progress — players report everything going back to zero, with speed confirmed to reset |
| Rises | The money requirement for your next rebirth |
Expect to rebuild. One player's first rebirth sent everything back to zero, and another's speed reset the moment he rebirthed. The sources don't itemize every upgrade the wipe touches, so don't assume a specific purchase is safe — plan on retraining your speed and re-earning with your pets.
How big is the rebirth boost?
The official description promises only unquantified huge boosts, but players who rebirthed noticed the difference immediately:
- One player's treadmill ran twice as fast after a rebirth, and his pet earned two and a half times more money — about 20 million on his next collection.
- A first-time rebirther saw speed multipliers of roughly 1.4x–1.45x appear on the spot.
These are single-session observations tied to each player's own pets and setup, not official constants, so treat them as a sense of scale rather than guaranteed numbers. The direction is what matters: an experienced player with four rebirths calls rebirthing very important because it multiplies your earnings.
When is rebirthing worth it?
Because your pets carry over and the boost multiplies what they earn, rebirth is worth taking whenever you can afford it — veteran players treat it as a regular habit rather than a one-time event. One had done four rebirths in a single session stretch, and another discovered the option, used it, and immediately went back to do it again.
Later rebirths cost more. The money requirement scales upward with your progress, and after four rebirths one player found the next one quite a ways off because he was not strong enough yet. The exact scaling between rebirths isn't stated, so use the requirement displayed at the station as your target and keep growing your cash and speed in the meantime — riding faster pets and upgrading your treadmill both feed into that.
Right after a rebirth your speed is reset, so get back on the treadmill (speed training) and back on a fast pet (how to ride pets) while your boosted pets fund the rebuild. Since more speed lets you steal better cages, the reset loops straight back into the core game: steal, earn, and save toward the next rebirth.