How We Value Fruits

The short version

We watch what fruits actually change hands for, weight that against how many people are asking versus offering, adjust immediately when the game changes, and review reader corrections by hand. We do not copy numbers from other value sites.

Our four inputs, in order of weight

1. Completed trades

The strongest signal is what a fruit actually traded for, not what someone asked for. Asking prices are aspirational and consistently run above the real market. We track completed trades across public trading servers and weight recent ones more heavily than older ones.

2. Offer-to-request ratio

If a fruit is requested far more often than it is offered, it is under-priced on paper regardless of its listed value. This ratio is where our demand rating comes from, and it is why two fruits with identical values can carry very different demand scores.

3. Update and rework impact

When a fruit is buffed, nerfed or reworked, we adjust within days rather than waiting for the market to settle. Waiting produces a more stable number but leaves the list wrong during the exact window when people most need it.

4. Reader corrections

Every correction sent to us is read by a person. Reports that include screenshots or specific recent trades are actioned fastest. Reports that just say a number feels wrong get checked but move slower.

Review schedule

• Mythical and top Legendary: reviewed weekly, and immediately after any patch affecting them.
• Mid Legendary and Rare: reviewed every two weeks.
• Uncommon and Common: reviewed monthly. These barely move.
• Gamepasses and permanents: reviewed monthly, or immediately if Roblox changes pricing.

What we do with disputed values

When a value is contested by several readers at once, we freeze it rather than swinging it back and forth, gather trade evidence for a few days, then move it once in a single step. Constant small adjustments make a list look responsive while actually making it less useful.

What we will not do

• We do not accept payment to raise or lower any value. We have been asked, and declined.
• We do not inflate values to make trades look more exciting.
• We do not scrape other value sites. If two sites agree, that should be because both watched the same market.

For the reader-facing version of this — what each column means and why lists disagree — see how to read a Blox Fruits value list.

Known limitations

You should know where this breaks down. Values differ between trading servers, sometimes by 10 to 15%. Very low-tier fruits trade so rarely that their values are closer to convention than measurement. And immediately after a major update, everything is unstable for roughly a week — including our numbers.

Treat the value list as a strong reference, not a guarantee. The calculator tells you whether a trade is reasonable, not whether it is certain.

Report a value

Email info@bloxfruitsvaluecalculator.com with the fruit name, whether it is physical or permanent, and what you have seen it trade for. Screenshots help. Value disputes are prioritised over other messages.