CLONE TO STEAL EGGS — UPGRADE OBSERVATION
Blank worksheet, not a price list or a recorded gameplay test.
https://clonetostealeggs.com/guides/upgrades/#measure

SETUP
Date / game version if shown:
Target and its displayed requirements:
Active pets and relevant inventory:
Current clone capacity / active clones:
Portal / Steal / treadmill / base upgrade levels:
Active boosts and time remaining:
Question this purchase should answer:

BEFORE PURCHASE — use an uninterrupted interval
Start time / end time:
Minutes observed:
Starting cash / ending cash:
Cash gained = ending cash - starting cash:
Cash per minute = cash gained / minutes observed:
Speed at start / end, if testing training:
Completed egg returns, if testing clone supply:
Any reward, sale, purchase, hatch or boost expiry during interval:
If the setup changed, start a new interval; do not call it comparable.

PURCHASE
Upgrade name and level:
Cash price actually paid (not the Robux alternative):
Exact current / next values shown on the panel:
Equipped or purchased state after buying:

AFTER PURCHASE — same observation length and other conditions
Start time / end time:
Minutes observed:
Starting cash / ending cash:
Cash gained:
Cash per minute:
Speed at start / end, if testing training:
Completed egg returns, if testing clone supply:
Any other change or one-off cash gain:

INTERPRETATION
Did the intended measure improve?
Is the income difference comparable, or was another pet/boost involved?
Extra cash/min = after rate - before rate:
Cash payback = actual cost / positive extra cash per minute:
If extra income is zero or negative, record no cash payback.
Keep time saved, target access and cash payback as separate benefits.

NEXT DECISION
Cash currently saved:
Target cash balance:
Time to target if you keep saving:
Time to target with the purchase, including affordability wait:
Assumptions or unresolved questions:

The calculator uses cash per MINUTE. A cash/second display x 60 is only
a unit conversion; it is not proof that the displayed rate stays constant.
Keep dates and context with any observation. One run is not a universal rule.