Grow a Garden trade calculator
Stack crops on each side and see the verdict, demand-weighted. Every figure is one base, unmutated unit; the mutation riding on a crop is a multiplier you apply after the totals, not inside them.
How the Grow a Garden trade calculator works
Each side's value is the sum of its crops in Sheckles. 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 Grow a Garden value list, whose write-up explains how to price an offer from it.
Mutations are not in this total
Every Sheckle figure here is one base, unmutated unit. Grow a Garden's other half is the mutation riding on the crop, and this calculator deliberately does not apply it: the same Gold roll is ×20 on a starter crop and ×20 on a top-tier one, which are not remotely the same trade. Total the bare sides first, then multiply each mutated crop by its own multiplier before you compare. The multipliers live on the value list, on the mutation rows, where they show as ×2 through ×150 instead of a price — a modifier has no standalone value, so printing one would be inventing a number. The Grow a Garden value list works through why a mutation on a high-base crop is worth so much more at identical odds.
One caveat specific to this game: these values were compiled in June 2026 and have not been re-verified since. Apart from Pet Simulator 99 they are the oldest set on this site. Read the verdict as a June reading, and check anything at the top of the ladder against a live trade before you accept it.
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 Grow a Garden value list.
FAQ
Are these Grow a Garden 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 apply mutation multipliers?
No. Each crop is counted as one base, unmutated unit. Total both sides here, then multiply any mutated crop by its multiplier — ×2 for Wet up to ×150 for Dawnbound — and compare the adjusted figures.
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.