How to Get S’more Serat in Steal a Brainrot (Bee Shop Price)

S’more Serat is a Secret rarity Brainrot that arrived with Update 61 of Steal a Brainrot on August 8, 2026. It skips the usual Red Carpet entirely and lives in the limited-time Bee Shop, which launched alongside the Queen Bee Event.

Quick answer: Buy S’more Serat from the Bee Shop for 100 Bee Shop currency (Honey) or 4,999 Robux, or steal it directly from another player’s base.

S’more Serat cost, income, and rarity

This is a high-end passive earner. At $85 million per second, it builds cash reserves fast, and its in-game purchase price sits at $25.5 billion. The numbers break down like this.

Detail	Value
Rarity	Secret
Income	$85 million per second
In-game cost	$25.5 billion
Bee Shop price	100 Honey or 4,999 Robux
Added in	Update 61 (August 8, 2026)

S'more Serat showcase in Steal a Brainrot — S’more Serat is a Secret rarity Brainrot built around a toasted s’more design.

Buy S’more Serat from the Bee Shop

The Bee Shop is the main path. You can pay with Honey earned in-game or spend Robux to skip the grind entirely.

Play during an active Queen Bee Event. Bees fly around the map and drop Honey onto the ground during this window.

Walk over the dropped Honey to collect it. It adds to your inventory automatically, so you only need to move across each drop.

Open the Bee Shop and purchase S’more Serat for 100 Honey. If you would rather pay real currency, it also sells for 4,999 Robux.

S'more Serat listed in the Bee Shop in Steal a Brainrot — S’more Serat can be purchased directly from the Bee Shop.

Once the purchase goes through, the Brainrot appears in your inventory and can be placed on your base, where it immediately starts generating cash. The Queen Bee Event runs on a rotating basis, so plan your Honey collection around active windows.

Steal S’more Serat from another base

Stealing is the second route and a core mechanic of the game. If another player has S’more Serat placed on their base, you can grab it and carry it back to yours. The owner is alerted the moment you attempt it, so they will try to stop the run using gears such as slaps and swords. Success comes down to timing and getting the unit back to your own base before you’re caught.

What S’more Serat looks like

The whole model is themed around a s’more. Its head and torso resemble toasted graham crackers, with melted chocolate around the face, large cartoon eyes, and a wide grin. Its arms and legs continue the pattern using chocolate and graham cracker pieces, and melted marshmallow wraps around the waist like an apron.

Mechanically it’s a reskin of Ketupat Kepat and shares traits with Ginger Gerat, which is part of the appeal for collectors chasing variations of that unit.

For a Secret Brainrot, $85 million per second is a strong passive return, and the limited-time Bee Shop tie-in gives it added collectible value. If you want it, the safest move is to earn Honey during the Queen Bee Event and buy it outright before the shop cycles out, since stealing depends entirely on finding a player who already owns one.