Blox Fruits Trade Calculator: Check If Your Trade Is a Win

The Blox Fruits Trade Calculator on this page weighs both sides of an offer and returns a plain verdict: Win, Fair, Slight Loss or Loss, from FantasyBlox's published trade values and a 1โ€“10 demand rating for every fruit. Add up to six items per side, tick the permanent toggle to apply the 3ร— multiplier, and the totals update as you type. The complete Blox Fruits values table sits directly under the calculator, so sorting every fruit by value, demand, rarity or shop price never costs you a click.

Calculator

Build the trade, up to 6 items per side

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Pick at least one item on each side. The calculator compares total trade value, applies the 3ร— permanent multiplier where you tick it, and returns a Win, Fair, Slight Loss, Loss or Demand Win verdict.

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Values come from the same FantasyBlox dataset as the values table below, and every calculation runs in your browser. Nothing about your trade is sent anywhere.

Database

Blox Fruits values. Every fruit, value and demand rating

The table lists all 41 tradeable fruits across 42 rows, Dragon takes two, because its West and East variants trade separately, with the trade value, permanent value, demand rating and in-game shop price for each. Sort any column by clicking its header, or narrow the list by rarity. Values follow FantasyBlox's published Blox Fruits value list, read on 2026-09-07.

Rarity
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Blox Fruits trade values, demand ratings and shop prices for every tradeable fruit.
Dragon (West) Mythical Beast 3.17B 9.51B 7/10 15,000,000 5,000
Dragon (East) Mythical Beast 2.64B 7.92B 7/10 15,000,000 5,000
Kitsune Mythical Beast 660M 1.98B 10/10 8,000,000 4,000
Control Mythical Natural 165M 495M 8/10 9,000,000 4,000
Tiger Mythical Beast 130M 390M 7/10 5,000,000 3,000
Yeti Mythical Beast 120M 360M 7/10 5,000,000 3,000
Gas Mythical Elemental 65M 195M 6/10 3,200,000 2,500
Lightning Legendary Elemental 40M 120M 6/10 2,100,000 2,100
Dough Mythical Elemental 35M 105M 8/10 2,800,000 2,400
Venom Mythical Natural 30M 90M 10/10 3,000,000 2,450
T-Rex Mythical Beast 25M 75M 7/10 2,700,000 2,350
Buddha Legendary Beast 15M 45M 9/10 1,200,000 1,650
Portal Legendary Natural 15M 45M 9/10 1,900,000 2,000
Pain Legendary Natural 10M 30M 5/10 2,300,000 2,200
Gravity Mythical Natural 10M 30M 5/10 2,500,000 2,300
Mammoth Mythical Beast 10M 30M 4/10 2,700,000 2,350
Spirit Mythical Natural 10M 30M 7/10 3,400,000 2,550
Shadow Mythical Natural 7M 21M 5/10 2,900,000 2,425
Blizzard Legendary Elemental 6M 18M 3/10 2,400,000 2,250
Sound Legendary Natural 3M 9M 4/10 1,700,000 1,900
Phoenix Legendary Beast 3M 9M 4/10 1,800,000 2,000
Creation Legendary Natural 2M 6M 3/10 1,400,000 1,750
Spider Legendary Natural 1.5M 4.5M 2/10 1,500,000 1,800
Magma Rare Elemental 1.2M 3.6M 5/10 960,000 1,300
Love Legendary Natural 1.2M 3.6M 3/10 1,300,000 1,700
Quake Legendary Natural 1M 3M 2/10 1,000,000 1,500
Light Rare Elemental 900K 2.7M 4/10 650,000 1,100
Ghost Rare Natural 850K 2.55M 1/10 940,000 1,275
Diamond Uncommon Natural 800K 2.4M 1/10 600,000 1,000
Rubber Rare Natural 780K 2.34M 1/10 750,000 1,200
Eagle Uncommon Beast 600K 1.8M 2/10 550,000 975
Ice Uncommon Elemental 500K 1.5M 3/10 350,000 750
Sand Uncommon Elemental 500K 1.5M 2/10 420,000 850
Dark Uncommon Elemental 500K 1.5M 2/10 500,000 950
Flame Uncommon Elemental 280K 840K 1/10 250,000 550
Spike Common Natural 180K 540K 1/10 180,000 380
Smoke Common Elemental 100K 300K 1/10 100,000 250
Bomb Common Natural 80K 240K 1/10 80,000 220
Spring Common Natural 60K 180K 1/10 60,000 180
Blade Common Natural 30K 90K 1/10 30,000 100
Spin Common Natural 7.5K 22.5K 1/10 7,500 75
Rocket Common Natural 5K 15K 1/10 5,000 50

See the full sortable Blox Fruits values database โ†’ . The same numbers plus per-fruit change history, and the rules behind every value.

This calculator and value table cover fruits only; gamepass values are not included yet.

Verdicts

Is your trade a Win, Fair, or Loss?

A trade verdict comes from one number: the value ratio, meaning the total trade value you receive divided by the total trade value you give. A ratio of 1.00 means both sides carry identical value.

Value ratio ranges and the verdict each one produces.
Value ratio Verdict What it means
above 1.25 Win A Win means you received more total value than you gave, by a clear margin.
0.90 to 1.25 Fair A Fair trade means both sides carry roughly equal total value, close enough that neither trader is being taken advantage of.
0.75 to 0.90 Slight Loss A Slight Loss means you gave a little more value than you received, often worth accepting if the item you get is one you actually want.
below 0.75 Loss A Loss means you gave substantially more total value than you received, and the trade is worth renegotiating.
0.75 to 0.90, with a demand edge Demand Win A Demand Win means a trade that loses value on paper still favours you, because the items coming in average at least 1.5 points more demand than the items going out and will re-trade far faster.

Overpay and underpay

An Overpay means you gave more value than you received, at a ratio of 0.90 or below. An Underpay means the other trader gave more than you did, at a ratio of 1.10 or above. Overpay and underpay describe your side of the trade, whereas Win, Fair and Loss describe the trade as a whole. The calculator reports both, because an overpay you make deliberately for a fruit you want is a different decision from one you make by accident.

W/L and WFL are the shorthand traders use in Discord servers and in-game chat for the same question. WFL asks Win, Fair or Loss; W/L asks only whether the trade wins or loses. Both collapse the borderline cases, which is why this calculator reports Slight Loss and Demand Win separately.

Definitions

Value, price and demand are three different numbers

Value
Value is the trade-worth of an item measured against other items, tracked by FantasyBlox from player trading activity rather than set by Roblox or the game developers. Value is the only one of the three numbers that decides whether a fruit-for-fruit trade is a win.
Price
Price is the Beli or Robux cost of buying an item directly from the in-game Blox Fruit Dealer, fixed by the game and unaffected by how traders feel about the fruit. Flame costs 250,000 Beli whether traders currently want it or not.
Demand
Demand is a 1โ€“10 score for how actively players are trying to acquire an item right now. High-demand fruits re-trade within minutes at full value; low-demand fruits can sit in your inventory for weeks even when you offer them below their listed value.

Price is fixed by the game, whereas value is set by players, and the two diverge constantly. Buddha costs 1,200,000 Beli from the dealer, less than half what Gravity costs, yet Buddha trades higher, because its farming utility keeps demand at 9/10 while Gravity sits at 5/10. Demand is usually the reason a cheap fruit trades above an expensive one, which is why the calculator weighs demand separately instead of folding it into a single score.

Multiplier

Permanent fruits and the 3ร— multiplier

A permanent fruit is a separate tradeable version of a fruit that stays in your inventory permanently: it survives death, server resets, and eating a different fruit afterwards. Permanent status is an attribute of the item, not a different fruit, and it multiplies trade value by 3.

A permanent Dragon (East) at 7.92B value therefore outweighs a normal Dragon (West) at 3.17B, even though Dragon (West) tops the normal-value table. Permanent fruits also carry higher effective demand than their normal versions, because the buyer takes on none of the risk of losing the fruit. Ticking the permanent box on any calculator slot applies the multiplier immediately.

Read the full permanent fruits breakdown for how each one is obtained and which are worth holding rather than trading.

Examples

Worked trade examples

Each example below is calculated by the same code as the calculator, using the same dataset revision (2026-09-07), so the ratios match what you get by entering the items yourself.

  • Loss Ratio 0.40 · Overpay

    You give: Dragon (East) (perm) 7.92B value You get: Dragon (West) 3.17B value

    Tripling the East variant lifts it far past the higher-valued West Dragon, so the permanent side hands over more than twice what it gets back.

  • Fair Ratio 0.92 · Even

    You give: Tiger + Yeti 250M value You get: Control + Gas 230M value

    Two Mythical Beasts for a Mythical Natural plus an Elemental lands inside the Fair band, with demand level on both sides.

  • Demand Win Ratio 0.85 · Overpay

    You give: Gravity + Mammoth + Blizzard 26M value You get: Buddha + Shadow 22M value

    Raw value dips, but the incoming pair averages three points more demand, so the trade flips to a Demand Win.

  • Slight Loss Ratio 0.83 · Overpay

    You give: Venom 30M value You get: T-Rex 25M value

    Venom and T-Rex sit close in value, yet Venom at 10/10 demand costs you the easier re-trade as well as a little value.

For a wider read on which fruits hold their ratios over time, see the best fruits to trade right now and the Blox Fruits trading tier list.

Safety

How to avoid Blox Fruits trading scams

Never trade first. Blox Fruits has an official in-game trade window that swaps both sides at once, and any offer that requires you to send an item before receiving yours is a scam, without exception. The patterns below account for nearly every reported loss.

Middleman scams
A middleman scam uses a third player who offers to "hold" both sides and then leaves with the items. The trade window already does the holding, so a middleman is never needed for a fruit-for-fruit trade.
Cross-trading scams
Cross-trading swaps in-game items for Robux, real money or items in another game. Cross-trading breaks Roblox's terms of service, has no trade window protecting it, and leaves you with no recourse when the other side disappears.
Double-trade scams
A double-trade scam splits one trade into two rounds, "send yours now, I'll send the rest after", and the second round never happens. Any deal that cannot fit in a single trade window is not a deal.
Phishing links
Phishing links promise free fruits, values or Robux and lead to a fake Roblox login that captures your account. Roblox never asks you to log in through a third-party site, and no legitimate value site needs your account.
Last-second swaps
A last-second swap changes the offer in the trade window just before confirmation, replacing a permanent fruit with its normal version. Re-read both sides of the window immediately before your final click, every time.

The full scam-prevention guide covers reporting, recovering an account and the newer variations on these patterns.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does the Blox Fruits trade calculator work?

The calculator adds up the FantasyBlox trade value of every item you place on each side, applies the 3ร— multiplier to anything marked permanent, then divides what you receive by what you give. That ratio maps onto a verdict band, and the average demand rating of each side is checked separately in case demand outweighs a small value gap. Every calculation runs in your browser as you change a dropdown.

What does WFL mean in Blox Fruits?

WFL stands for "Win, Fair or Loss", the shorthand traders use when asking whether an offer is worth taking. A Win returns more value than you gave, Fair means both sides are close to even, and a Loss means you gave away noticeably more. The calculator on this page returns the same three answers, plus Slight Loss and Demand Win for the borderline cases W/L shorthand cannot express.

What does BFV mean?

BFV stands for Blox Fruits Values. The trade value of each fruit, which is the same set of numbers this page lists in the values table above, following FantasyBlox's published list. Traders use "BFV" as shorthand when asking what a fruit is worth, in the same way they use WFL to ask whether a trade is worth taking.

Are permanent fruits worth more than normal ones?

Yes. Permanent fruits are worth roughly 3ร— their normal counterpart. A permanent fruit stays in your inventory after death, server resets and even after you eat another fruit, which removes the main risk of holding a rare fruit and is why demand for permanents stays consistently higher.

How often are these values updated?

Values change when the source list changes, usually after a game update. The methodology page documents the review triggers, what gets cross-checked, and the current revision stamp, 2026-09-07.

How accurate are these values?

No official Blox Fruits trade value exists. Roblox and the developers publish shop prices only, so every value tracker sets its own numbers, and trackers genuinely disagree with each other, sometimes by a wide margin on the same fruit. This site follows one named, consistently updated source, FantasyBlox's published Blox Fruits value list, rather than blending several trackers together or claiming to be the single objective truth. Treat the numbers here as a well-sourced reference point for judging a trade, and check a second tracker before committing to a high-value swap.

What is the most valuable fruit in Blox Fruits right now?

Dragon (West) carries the highest trade value in this dataset, at 3.17B value normal and 9.51B permanent, with a demand rating of 7/10. Top-tier valuations shift after major updates, so check the table above rather than relying on a fruit that topped the list a season ago.

How is demand calculated?

Demand is a 1-10 score reflecting how many traders are actively hunting an item compared with how many are offering it. A fruit with a strong PvP or grinding rework attracts offers within minutes at full value; a fruit nobody wants sits unsold for days even when priced below its listed value. Demand and value move independently, which is why both columns exist.

Can I share my trade calculation?

Yes. "Share trade" copies a link that reopens the calculator with the exact items you selected, and "Copy for Discord" copies a formatted summary with both sides, the totals and the verdict, ready to paste into a trading server.

Is this calculator official or affiliated with Roblox?

No. bloxfruitstradecalc.com is a fan-made tool with no connection to Roblox Corporation or Gamer Robot Inc. Values here reflect player trading consensus, not any in-game figure published by the developers.

What's the difference between an overpay and a fair trade?

An overpay means you handed over more value than the other side returned, even if the gap is small enough that the verdict still reads Slight Loss. A fair trade keeps both totals within the 0.90 to 1.25 ratio band. Overpaying on purpose is common and reasonable when you are chasing a fruit you specifically want, but the calculator will always name the gap rather than hide it.

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