About bloxfruitstradecalc.com

What the site does

The site answers one question directly and a handful of related ones around it: given what each side is putting into a Blox Fruits trade, is the trade worth taking. The calculator compares both sides against a transcribed value list, applies the permanent multiplier, and returns a verdict with the ratio behind it rather than just a number.

Around that sit the reference pages: a full value database for 41 fruits across 42 rows, a combat tier list kept deliberately separate from value, a permanent-fruit breakdown, and guides for the trading process, fruit selection, scam patterns and awakening. The homepage is also published in 12 languages.

Who maintains it

One person builds and updates this site. There is no team, no company behind it, no editorial board, and no credentialed valuation expert, claiming otherwise would be the easiest way to make the numbers here look more authoritative than they are.

What replaces those credentials is disclosure. Every value is attributed to the named list it was copied from, on the date it was copied, and every figure the site works out for itself is documented as a formula you can reproduce by hand. You are not being asked to trust the maintainer's judgement about what a fruit is worth, because the maintainer does not make that judgement.

Why it exists in this form

An earlier version of this site failed in a specific way worth naming: its values were frozen at one date and left there for months while the page continued to present them as current. Fruits were reworked, renamed and retired, and the list said the same thing throughout. That is the failure this rebuild is organised around.

Three decisions follow from it. Values carry a visible revision stamp instead of a vague freshness claim, so a stale dataset is visibly stale. The roster is corrected rather than accumulated, which is why fruits like Leopard and Mochi are gone rather than lingering as dead rows. And every page that cannot answer something says so. The tier list names the fruits its source does not rank, and the awakening guide names the numbers no source would confirm.

A site like this is easy to make look complete by filling gaps with plausible content. The alternative on offer here is narrower and honest about its edges, which is a worse first impression and a better tool.

What it does not claim to be

This is not an official Blox Fruits resource and not a source of official prices. Roblox publishes shop prices; trade values are what players will actually swap, which is a community consensus rather than a figure anyone in charge sets. The full non-affiliation statement sits on the disclaimer.

It is also not a marketplace. No trades happen here, no accounts exist, nothing is bought or sold, and the calculator never sees your inventory. Every calculation runs in your own browser.

How the accuracy is kept up

Two documents cover this, deliberately split. The valuation process explains where each number comes from, which ones are cross-checked, and what triggers a review. The current dataset is revision 2026-09-07. Separately, how corrections are handled sets out what happens when something here turns out to be wrong, and what independence means for a site with a single maintainer.

Found an error, or want to reach the person who maintains this? You can get in touch directly. Corrections naming a specific fruit and a specific number are acted on fastest, because they are checkable.

The route index lists every page with a line on its job, which is the faster way in if you would rather see the whole site at once before picking a page.