Roblox trading values by game
Trading values are rough estimates of what an item is worth when players swap it for another. No game publishes them, so these lists are compiled from public community trackers and wiki stats. We don't watch trades ourselves. Only the games below have a value list on RBLXGUIDE; the rest are listed further down.
Blox Fruits
Trade values58 itemsEvery Devil Fruit with a permanent and a physical value, a 1 to 10 demand score and a trend arrow, compiled from public community trackers at a point in time.
Steal a Brainrot
Trade values604 itemsEvery brainrot with its trade value, demand and trend, built from community value sources and the wiki's income numbers. Mutations and traits change the value a lot, so the page lets you sort and compare.
Fisch
Sell prices1,249 itemsFisch has no player-to-player trade market in our data, so this is the base sell price in C$ of each fish from the wiki, before mutation multipliers. Useful to decide what to keep and what to sell.
Games without a value list yet
These games have no trade value dataset on RBLXGUIDE, either because trading is not a core part of the game or because we don't have reliable numbers. We would rather show nothing than a made-up table.
How trading values work
- #1
Demand sets the price
An item is worth what other players will give for it. When many people want it and few have it, its value rises; when a new update floods the game with copies, it falls.
- #2
Rarity is a starting point
Rarer items usually start higher, but rarity alone does not decide it. A common item that is useful for farming can out-trade a rare one nobody wants.
- #3
Variants and mutations multiply it
In many games a mutation, trait or permanent version changes the value a lot, so the same item can have several prices. Always compare the exact version.
- #4
Values drift over time
Updates, events and trader trends move values. A list is a snapshot, so treat it as a reference and check a current source before a big trade.
Frequently asked questions
What are trading values in Roblox?
They are community estimates of how much an item is worth in player-to-player trades, usually expressed in the game's own currency or relative to a popular item. Roblox and the game developers do not publish them.
Are these values official?
No. They are compiled from public community trackers and the stats on each game's wiki. We do not test or observe trades in the game, so they are a reference, not a price list you can rely on blindly.
Why does my item have a different value elsewhere?
Each tracker uses its own sample of trades and its own update schedule, and values shift after every update. A mutation, trait or permanent version can also change the number, so check you are comparing the same version of the item.
Why is my game missing from this page?
Only Steal a Brainrot, Blox Fruits and Fisch have a value list on RBLXGUIDE, because those are the games where we have a dataset to show. For the others we would have to invent numbers, and we don't.