Blox Fruits Value List

How to read this value list

There is no official Blox Fruits price list. The developers have never published one. We store numbers from Traderie, Gamersberg, and Cosmic Values, then publish the middle number (median) as the headline. That way one outlier sheet cannot drag the price around. If only one or two lists include an item, the item page says so. Empty cells mean that source has no figure.

Search and filter by category or rarity at the top. Tap any card for Regular and Permanent prices, demand, the market flag, and the full source table. For a full offer with both sides filled in, use the trade calculator. Fair means both totals are within 5%.

The four numbers that matter

• Regular value: the physical fruit you eat once. Default number on most cards.
• Permanent value: the version that stays in your inventory. Same name, different market. Never trade them 1:1.
• Demand (0–10): how easy the item is to sell near list. 8–10 moves fast. 0–4 often sells under list or sits. Demand is not combat power and not a second price.
• Market flag: Overpaid means the headline sits above the average of the sources we track. Underpaid means below. Stable means the sheets agree. The flag describes today, not next week.

How to use the list in a real trade

1. Search both sides of the offer and confirm Regular vs Permanent.
2. Compare demand before you compare the billion count.
3. Open any limited or new item and read the source spread. A 25%+ gap means the headline is a soft estimate.
4. Drop the full offer in the calculator. Do not accept "adds later" that are not in the window.

Rule of thumb: if two items have similar value, keep the one with higher demand. A big number with 2/10 demand is not wealth. It is furniture. Buddha and Portal sit around 10M with near-max demand because everyone needs them. Creation can look like a Legendary on the card and still trade poorly.

Why values change

Prices move after balance patches, new fruit releases, event limited supply drying up, and short-lived hype. Utility gamepasses and grinding staples usually move slower than hyped limiteds. After a major update, re-check this list before any trade over a few hundred million. Our compile date on the data shows how fresh the headlines are. More detail: why values change after updates.

Categories we track

Fruits, limiteds (event skins and recolors), gamepasses, and scrolls. Robux shop price is not trade value. Gamepasses such as Fruit Notifier or Dark Blade have their own market. Confirm the category chip on the item page so you do not mix a scroll or skin with a normal fruit of a similar name.

Limitations

These numbers are community estimates for education and reference, not official Roblox or Blox Fruits prices. Different servers and groups can use different baselines. Thin limiteds and one-source items are the least reliable headlines on the site. We do not invent values for items no source covers. Full method: how we compile values. For column-by-column help, see how to read a value list.