Blox Fruits trade calculator
Stack fruits on each side and see the verdict, demand-weighted. Everything here is counted in VP, the barter index — never in Beli or Robux, which measure something else entirely.
How the Blox Fruits trade calculator works
Each side's value is the sum of its fruits in VP. 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 Blox Fruits value list — and if a verdict surprises you, win / fair / lose explained covers how traders read the call.
VP is the only column that belongs in this sum
The value list shows a fruit's dealer price in Beli, often a Robux price, a rarity tier and a demand rating alongside the VP figure, and only VP is a trade value. Buddha is the standing example in the other direction: one of the cheapest fruits at the dealer and still a high-demand fruit that traders will not part with cheaply, because everyone levelling wants one. Control was the trap — its VP matched its 2,400 Robux price until the August 13, 2026 reprice moved it to 3,000, so the match was a coincidence, never an exchange rate. This calculator totals VP and nothing else. If the person on the other side is converting to Robux in their head, they are pricing a different thing.
Two Blox Fruits cases the totals cannot catch. A fruit that has just launched has no settled number yet: launch-week chatter is not a value, and this list holds a new fruit until two independent trackers agree on where it sits. And a delisted fruit cannot sit on either side of an offer at all — the copies players held were converted at the changeover, so a package containing one is wrong by exactly the amount the old sheet says it is worth.
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 Blox Fruits value list.
FAQ
Are these Blox Fruits 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.
Can I put a fruit's Beli or Robux price into this?
No, and you shouldn't want to. VP is a barter index built from what traders give up for a fruit; Beli and Robux are what the developers charge for one. The two scales never exchange, and mixing them is where most lopsided fruit trades start.
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.