The in-game trade window is a list of icons. It does not tell you if you are winning. The trade calculator adds listed values and shows a clear result so you can accept, add, or leave.
What Fair, Win, and Lose mean
We total your side and their side using the same headline values as the value list.
- Fair: the two totals are within 5%.
- Win: your side receives more than 5% extra value.
- Lose: your side gives more than 5% extra value.
Five percent is a small pad for sheets that disagree. It is not a reason to ignore demand. A Fair trade with a 2/10 demand fruit can still be a bad hold.
Step 1: Add what you give
Open the calculator. Put every item you will send on your side. The game allows up to four items per side, and the tool matches that.
If the fruit is permanent, switch that slot to Permanent. Regular Kitsune is hundreds of millions. Permanent Kitsune is billions. One missed toggle can flip Win to Lose.
Step 2: Add what they offer
Put their items on the other side. Confirm names, not just icons. Spirit and T-Rex get mixed up in rushed chats. Open the item page if you are unsure.
Do not type "adds later" into the calculator. If it is not in the window, it is not in the trade.
Step 3: Read the result
Check the percent gap. Then check demand on any item you do not already know.
Example: they offer regular T-Rex (20M, 8/10 demand) for regular Spirit (10M, 5/10 demand). The calculator should show a Win for you on value, and T-Rex is also easier to sell. That is a good small trade.
Flip it to permanents and the story changes. Permanent Spirit is listed higher than permanent T-Rex. Always set the version first, then read the verdict.
Share the URL
The calculator stores the trade in the page URL. Copy it and send it to a friend so they see the same sides. If they change an item, the link will not match the window. Rebuild it.
Common mistakes
Mixing Regular and Permanent. This is the expensive one. Ask "perm or physical?" out loud if the chat is unclear.
Four junk items vs one high-demand fruit. The total can look Fair while three of the four items are 2/10 demand. You cannot pay rent in listed Beli if nobody wants the fruit.
Checking once, then accepting after a swap. The game resets the accept button when a slot changes. Read every slot again.
Using a screenshot from last month. Values move after updates. Load the live calculator.
After you get Fair
Fair is permission to think, not an order to accept. If you need the fruit for PvP, a small Lose on value can still be right. If you are storing value, take the higher demand side even when the calculator is even.
For more on demand, read how to read a value list. For scam patterns, start with the beginner trading guide.
Worked example: Control vs Yeti and Gas
Someone wants your Control (170M regular, 10/10 demand) for Yeti (140M, 9/10) plus Gas (60M, 7/10).
- Add Control on your side as Regular.
- Add Yeti and Gas on their side as Regular.
- The total incoming is 200M vs 170M. That should read as a Win of about 18%.
Demand is fine on all three. The question is whether you want two fruits instead of one liquid Control. If you are climbing, take the Win. If you need a clean 10/10 piece for the next big trade, you can decline even on a Win.
Now switch Control to Permanent and leave Yeti and Gas as Regular. Permanent Control is 6B. The same physical pair is not even close. That is why the toggle exists.
Gamepasses in the calculator
Add Dark Blade or 2x Money the same way as fruits. They have no Permanent toggle. Do not treat the Robux shop tag as the trade value. Use the number on this site.
When not to use the result
Skip the verdict if you already agreed to a friend deal, if you want the fruit to play, or if values look unsettled (a huge spread on the item page). The tool is for strangers in a trading server, not for gifts.