Adopt Me trade calculator
Stack pets on each side and see the verdict, demand-weighted. The list prices bare pets, so potions, neons and megas are adjustments you make on top of this total — the section below explains how far each one actually moves a trade.
How the Adopt Me trade calculator works
Each side's value is the sum of its pets in WFR. The verdict isn't just which total is bigger — it's demand-weighted, so a high-demand item counts a little more than its sticker value and a low-demand one counts a little less. That's because demand is what decides whether a trade actually closes at list, and a fair-on-paper trade that hands you something nobody wants is not really fair. The numbers come from the Adopt Me value list — how to read the Adopt Me value list explains what sits behind them.
What the Adopt Me totals leave out
Every figure this calculator adds up is a bare pet: no Fly potion, no Ride potion, no neon or mega tier. That matters more here than in the other games on this site, because Adopt Me is the only one where players manufacture a higher-tier asset out of lower-tier ones. A neon is four of the same pet; a mega is four neons, so sixteen. The arithmetic invites a multiplication — four in, so four times out — and the market pays neither that nor a flat sum, which is why a neon or mega on either side has to be priced from the neon and mega math rather than from this total.
Potions are the other adjustment, and the cleanest one. Fly and Ride are shop items anyone can buy again, so the premium a potioned copy carries can never rationally exceed what replacing the potions costs. It is an absolute number, not a percentage: barely a rounding error on a top-tier dragon, and larger than the pet itself on a common. Add it after the verdict, never as a multiplier — the fly-ride premium works through the tiers.
Reading the verdict
"Fair trade" means the demand-weighted gap is small. "You win" or "you lose" means one side is meaningfully ahead. The sub-line shows the adjusted gap as a percentage of the average, so you can tell a rounding-error difference from a real one. For the underlying numbers, see the Adopt Me value list.
FAQ
Are these Adopt Me trade values official?
No. Roblox publishes no trade data. These are community estimates with a date attached, and demand can move the real rate around them.
Why is my "fair" trade marked as a loss?
Because the calculator weighs demand. If your side is full of low-demand items, they total to list value but are harder to trade, so the demand-weighted verdict leans against you even when the raw totals match.
Does this handle neon and mega pets?
No. Every value in the dropdown is a bare, single pet. A neon is four of the same pet and a mega is sixteen, and the market prices neither as a straight multiple, so combine tiers by hand using the neon and mega guide rather than adding four copies here.
Can I share a trade scenario?
Yes. Build the trade, then use "Copy share link" — the URL encodes both sides so anyone who opens it sees the same trade.