Build the offer below and check it against current attributed Adopt Me values — Win, Fair or Lose, with the evidence attached. Values are community estimates: useful guidance, never a guarantee.
Native source quotes stay visible beside a normalized Market Score, confidence and exact check time, so every number has a receipt.
The app locks the verdict, totals and market facts first. AI can prioritize that evidence and select a compatible strategy, but it cannot rewrite the receipt or invent missing values.
The AI chooses a bounded strategy and tone; the app safely renders the final reply from verified numbers. Copy it, edit it, and keep your own pet preferences in the decision.
How to keep your head when a fast chat message, a rare pet and a moving market all want an answer right now.
Add what is actually on both sides — every pet, with Neon, Mega, Fly or Ride set only when it is really part of the deal. A Normal and a Neon are different items, and the comparison is only as good as the details you feed it. If the other trader swaps one add, update the basket before you answer.
A Market Score is a starting point, not a command. Each value page shows the sources, when they were checked, and how far apart they sit. Recent, tightly clustered evidence deserves more weight; stale or scattered numbers deserve more patience. Either way, you can now say why you want an add instead of “the list says so.”
W/F/L tells you how the evidence compares the two sides — not how much you want the pet, or how fast you want to trade. Use the Trade Brief for a polite opening line, then make it yours. Good trades are agreed on, not rushed.
Values compare the estimated market weight of pets — they do not promise that anyone wants the same pet today. A famous high-tier pet is easy to move on; a niche collector pet can sit in your inventory for weeks at the same score.
That is why a Fair result is not an automatic accept. Ask yourself: would I be happy holding these items if I could not trade them again this week? If not, waiting for a cleaner offer is a perfectly good move.
A pause is not rude. It protects both sides from a rushed mistake.
The evidence favors what you receive. Before accepting, confirm every variant is right and that you truly want to part with what you are giving. Then keep it friendly — a quick “sounds good, thank you” is plenty.
The numbers are close, so your situation decides. Weigh demand, duplicates and your collection plan. A Fair trade can still be wrong if it swaps a pet you use every day for three adds you will never touch.
Your side carries more weight. No need to call anyone a lowballer — say your check came out higher and ask if they can add something you would enjoy holding. If not, decline politely. A declined trade beats a regretted one.
Decide what you are optimizing before you enter a server: a dream pet, consolidating small pets into one easy-to-trade item, a themed collection, or simply a companion you like. Each goal changes what a good trade feels like — the same Adopt Me values can point a collector and a fast trader in opposite directions.
Keep a short personal “would trade” list and a “never trade” list. When an offer lands, check the numbers first, then check them against that boundary — you are no longer deciding from scratch in a busy trade window, just checking whether the trade advances a plan you already chose.
And if a pet is sentimental or hard to replace, value it however you like. Estimates describe the market; they cannot measure the fun you get from a pet.
We normalize each available public numeric source against its Frost Dragon value, then combine current observations into a Market Score. Every score exposes its sources, timestamps, spread and confidence, so you can judge the evidence as well as the number.
Win / Fair / Lose is community shorthand for judging a trade. A Win means the current value you receive is higher, Fair means both sides are close, and Lose means the current evidence values your side more highly.
We do not guess missing variants or Fly/Ride multipliers. If a selected item does not have enough current source data, the Trade Brief asks you to change the selection instead of inventing a price. A paused result is safer than a confident-looking value with no receipt.
The calculator locks the items, totals, value gap, W/F/L verdict and evidence before AI runs. AI turns those verified facts into a negotiation approach and a reply draft — it cannot change a Market Score, add pets, or rewrite the numbers.
It can help you read the evidence and prepare a response, but the decision stays with you. Values move, demand is personal, and a pet you love can be worth keeping even when the numbers say you are overpaying.
No — this is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with Roblox Corporation or Uplift Games. All values are community estimates for entertainment purposes.