Player-input fair-trade helper

Tap Squishies and Trade Trade Calculator

Enter your own item scores and quantities to see whether an offer looks favorable, roughly fair, or like an overpay. Collection-gap and duplicate preferences stay visible in the math.

PLAYER-INPUT TOOL

Trade Check

Give each item your own importance score. We never preload or claim official market values.

You giveYour item scoreUse any consistent scale, such as 1–100.QuantityThis is a duplicateAdds a disclosed 5% preference because it does not fill a new slot.

You receiveTheir item scoreScore it using the same scale.QuantityFills a collection gapAdds a disclosed 8% preference for a squishy you still need.

Trade readRoughly fair

The adjusted ratio is between 0.90 and 1.10. Personal preference can decide the final call.

Your total100

Their total100

Base ratio1.00×

Adjusted ratio1.00×

Adjusted ratio = received total ÷ offered total.

Decision aid, not a price list. Scores and preferences come from you. Always recheck the final items and quantities in Roblox before confirming.

Five-second safety check

Before you accept the in-game trade

1
Count every item
Make sure the quantity in Roblox matches what you entered.
2
Look for a changed offer
If either side changes, stop and rerun the comparison.
3
Decide for your collection
A roughly fair ratio is not a command to accept; collection fit and preference still matter.

Tap Squishies and Trade players comparing squishies across a table

FAQ

Trade Check questions

Does Trade Check use official item values?

No. Every item score comes from you, and the result is a decision aid rather than a market price.

What counts as roughly fair?

An adjusted received-to-offered ratio from 0.90 through 1.10 is shown as roughly fair.

Why does a duplicate add 5%?

It is a visible personal-preference adjustment for giving an item that no longer fills a new collection slot.

Why does a collection gap add 8%?

It represents extra personal utility when the received item advances your collection. You can turn it off.

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