Adopt Me value list
Adopt Me pets with a verified community trade value, one row each: the WFR figure to size an offer with, the value band a one-for-one swap has to land in, and the demand that decides how the offer closes. Open a row for the pets it trades evenly with.
29 pets carry a community trade value and appear as rows below. 20 more pets are tracked without a value yet; they are named once under the board instead of being shown as rows with a placeholder.
Where these numbers come from: the base figures are community averages gathered from public Adopt Me trading groups when the list was first published. On August 16, 2026 their order was checked against several live value lists, and only Bat Dragon, Giraffe and Owl were repriced, each on an ordering two sources agreed on; every other value was held. The August 25, 2026 pass changed no values. It corrected rarity labels for Lion, Panda and Horse (now ultra-rare), Fennec Fox (uncommon) and Bunny (rare), checked against two sources that included the official Adopt Me pet pages, and added write-ups for ten pets.
Tracked, value not yet set (20): Kitsune, Frost Fury, Griffin, Golden Dragon, Snow Owl, Dragon, Unicorn, Woolly Mammoth, T-Rex, Turtle, Golden Unicorn, Diamond Unicorn, Ox, Metal Ox, Golden Penguin, Hawk, Toucan, King Bee, Hyena and Lunar Ox.
Pricing an Adopt Me offer from this list
Find the row for every pet on both sides of the trade window and add each side up. The figures are community estimates in WFR, a reference scale on which a Mega Neon Shadow Dragon sits at roughly 100,000, so they compare pets with each other and mean nothing as a Robux or cash price. The Adopt Me trade calculator does the adding for you. Once you have the two totals, the question is the ratio: if what you receive is between 0.75× and 1.35× of what you give, the offer sits inside the band this list treats as an even swap.
How demand should shape your counter-offer
Two pets with similar numbers can be very different to trade. A pet tagged high or insane has other traders queuing for it, so when it is yours to give you can hold out for its full value or a little over. A pet tagged low is the reverse: when you are the one handing it over, expect bids under list and decide your floor before the haggling starts. Apply the same test to what you are being offered. Taking a low-demand pet at full value is easy to agree to and slow to trade on again.
The swap band on each row
The band printed on each row runs from 0.75× to 1.35× of that pet's value, and the count beside it is how many other pets on this list fall inside it. A row that says none on list has no single pet that swaps evenly with it here, so any fair offer for it will be a bundle.
On the list dated Aug 25, 2026, 28 of the 29 tradeable pets have at least one other row inside the 0.75×–1.35× band; the remaining one has none and can only be matched with a package of several items.
When these Adopt Me numbers trail the market
This list changes in occasional re-checks rather than every day. The date at the top of the page is the last one, and the note under the page heading lists exactly what that pass changed. A new egg, a pet leaving the shop or the end of an event moves what traders ask for before any list moves, so in the days after one, give more weight to completed trades you can see than to the figure on a row. Pets named under the board as tracked without a value have no verified number at all; pricing an off-list item covers how to handle one.
Adopt Me pets with a full write-up (A–Z)
Every value is in the searchable list above. These are the pets with a page of their own — value, demand, and fair trades. A pet earns that page when we can write 250+ honest words about it.
FAQ
Are these Adopt Me values official?
No. Roblox does not publish trade values. These are community estimates built from completed trades and trader consensus, shown with a date so you know how current they are.
What does WFR mean?
It's the unit this list is measured in — a relative community trade index for Adopt Me, where higher means more valuable. Compare two items by their WFR ratio, not by any real-money figure.
How often are Adopt Me values updated?
Values are reviewed regularly and each list shows its last-updated date. Trade markets move fast around updates and events, so treat a value as a confidence range, not a fixed price.
Why do some Adopt Me pets have no row?
Because no verified value exists for them yet. A guessed figure would give you a number to trade on that nobody has checked, so those pets are named once under the board instead. Price one from recent completed trades you can verify.