Adopt Me Values (September 2026)
Adopt Me has no prices. Every pet, vehicle and toy is worth what other players will trade for it, and that shifts with each egg that retires, each event that brings an old pet back, and each wave of neons hitting the market. This list gives every pet a current value, a demand rating and a confidence level, quoted in the community points the Adopt Me trackers use, so a value here means the same thing it means in a trading server.
Values are for the pet in the form trackers list first, which is Fly Ride for most pets that can carry potions and no potion for the rest. Neon, Mega Neon and each potion state are separate items in the trading economy, each with its own listed figure, and the Adopt Me trade calculator lets you pick the exact form on both sides of a trade. Rarity tiers tell you where a pet came from, not what it is worth: plenty of legendaries from current eggs are worth less than a retired uncommon.
How to read the Adopt Me value list
- Value
- The pet's current value in community points, for a no-potion base pet. Two pets with the same value are a fair one-for-one swap on paper. There is no bucks price behind it; it is an exchange rate between pets.
- Demand
- How readily the pet moves, on a 0 to 6 scale, mapped from the tracker's own rating. A retired legendary with low demand is worth its number only to the one collector who wants it, while a mid-value pet with high demand trades the same day.
- Trend
- The direction the value moved recently, as a percentage, and only when a source published one. Adopt Me values move less often than MM2's, so a blank trend is normal.
- Confidence
- High, medium or low. It rises when more than one tracker agrees on a recent number and falls when a pet has a single undated observation. Most low-value starter pets sit on low confidence for exactly that reason, and it matters less there.
- Updated
- When the value last changed. Open a pet to see its history, which starts the first time its number moves after it appears here.
- Note
- Short context from the review: a single-tracker warning, a flagged disagreement, or a reminder that the pet is legacy.
Adopt Me rarity tiers explained
- Legendary
- The top tier, from the rarest egg hatches, event purchases and Robux pets. Where the big values live, but also the widest spread: current-egg legendaries like the Unicorn are cheap because they never stop hatching, while retired ones like Frost Dragon and Bat Dragon lead the whole list.
- Ultra-rare
- The tier under legendary. Retired ultra-rares such as the Hedgehog and the Dalmatian outvalue most current legendaries, and neon ultra-rares are a common stepping stone toward a bigger trade.
- Rare
- Mid-tier hatches. Mostly trade fodder unless retired; a rare from an early egg or a limited event holds its own.
- Uncommon
- Below rare, except for the 2019 launch pets. Blue Dog and Pink Cat, from the launch-week eggs, are worth more than most legendaries because almost none are left.
- Common
- Starter and nursery pets. Worth close to nothing on their own; their value is as fusion material toward a neon.
Why Adopt Me values change
- Eggs retiring
- When an egg leaves the Nursery, every pet from it becomes legacy and its supply is fixed. Values climb for years afterwards, which is why 2019 eggs dominate the top of the list.
- Re-releases
- Events sometimes bring a retired pet back through a limited egg or shop. A re-release adds supply and can knock an old value down sharply overnight.
- Neon and mega supply
- Every neon consumes four singles, so a popular neon project quietly drains the base pet and lifts it. Once plenty of megas exist, the mega premium shrinks.
- Trends and showcases
- A YouTuber showcase or a new roleplay trend can push demand for one pet up for weeks with no change in supply. Those spikes fade, and the trend column shows them fading.
- Scams and dupes
- Waves of scammed or duplicated pets flood a market and undercut honest sellers. Trackers usually mark the drop, and the note on the pet often says why.
- Tracker reviews
- The value lists themselves adjust after their teams review trades. When a source moves, the value here follows at the next check.
Why the same pet has different numbers on different sites
Adopt Me trackers do not share a scale. One list quotes a Frost Dragon in the hundreds and another in the tens of thousands, and both can be right on their own terms, because each is only an exchange rate between the pets on that list. Copying a number from one list into a trade priced on another is how people lose neons.
Every value here is on one scale. The guide tracker's number is published as it stands, and the second tracker is compared only after its scale has been fitted to the same pets, so agreement means agreement and not a coincidence of units.
Where these Adopt Me values come from
Every published value is a real number from a named tracker, never an average we invented. AdoptMeValues.app supplies the guide number. AdoptMeTradingValues quotes a different point scale, so it is compared through a calibration fitted on the 150 most valuable pets and used only where that calibration holds; its numbers are never published as ours. When the guide value and the comparison disagree by more than double, the row is flagged rather than published.
Demand is the publishing tracker's own rating rescaled onto 0 to 6. Confidence scores recency, agreement and independence, and because the trackers watch each other they count as one evidence group, which keeps confidence conservative. Two well-known lists are deliberately left out: one blocks every non-browser request, so its terms cannot be read, and the other had not refreshed most rows in months.
Values cover the base pet only. Neon and Mega Neon observations are recorded but not yet published as separate rows; the calculator estimates them and marks each estimate. Full details are on the methodology page.
Adopt Me trading slang
- WFL
- Win, fair or lose. Posted with an offer to ask whether it favours you.
- FR / NFR / MFR
- Fly Ride, Neon Fly Ride and Mega Fly Ride. Shorthand for a pet's potions and neon stage; a Fly Ride pet has both potions.
- F / R
- Fly or Ride on its own. Fly is the pricier potion, so an F pet is worth a touch more than an R one.
- Neon
- Four full-grown pets of the same kind fused at the Neon Cave. A neon lists as its own item.
- Mega Neon
- Four luminous neons fused into one pet that cycles through colours. The top form of any pet and usually the most valuable.
- Full Grown
- The last age stage. Only full-grown pets can be fused, so an FG pet carries a small premium over a newborn.
- Legacy
- A pet that can no longer be obtained, usually because its egg or event retired. Supply only shrinks from there.
- Trading License
- The in-game licence you need before you can trade. It is a short quiz in the Safety Hub.
- OP
- Overpay. Adding more than list value, usually because the other pet is in demand or is legacy.
- NTY
- No thank you. A polite decline.
- HTT
- Hard to trade. Listed value or not, few people want it.
- NLF
- Not looking for. Pets the trader does not want offered.
Adopt Me value questions
What is the most valuable pet in Adopt Me?
Bat Dragon leads the list, with Shadow Dragon, Giraffe and Frost Dragon behind it. All four are legacy pets from 2019 events and eggs, and their Mega Neon forms are the most valuable single items in the game. Values move, so check the current number rather than trusting a screenshot.
How much is a Frost Dragon worth?
A no-potion Frost Dragon is worth a few hundred points on the tracker scale, roughly a third of a Bat Dragon and comfortably above an Owl. Neon and Mega Neon versions are worth several times that. The exact figure is on the list, with the date it was last checked.
What is the rarest pet in Adopt Me?
Rarest by supply is different from most valuable. Early 2019 pets like the Blue Dog and the Pink Cat have almost no copies left, and one-off gift pets are rarer still. The dragons top the values because they combine scarcity with demand.
Are Neon pets worth more?
Yes. A neon takes four full-grown copies of the same pet to make, so it lists well above a single, and a Mega Neon, made from four neons, sits higher again. Trackers list neon and mega values separately; the calculator estimates them from the base value when they are not listed and marks the number EST.
Do Fly and Ride potions add value?
A little. Fly adds more than Ride, and a Fly Ride pet carries both, but neither comes close to the jump from base to neon. Trackers disagree on how much: some list a Fly Ride pet at the same value as the base pet, others add a few percent. The calculator adds a small premium and marks it as an estimate.
How are Adopt Me values calculated?
They are not calculated from a formula; they are selected. Each value is a number a named tracker actually published, checked against a second tracker after adjusting for its scale, and published only when the two broadly agree. Flagged rows say so.
How often do Adopt Me values update?
The list is re-checked on a schedule and a pet changes whenever its sources do. The date on each pet shows its last change. Top legacy pets move most months; starter pets can sit still for a year.
Why is a legendary worth less than an uncommon?
Because rarity describes the egg odds when the pet was obtainable, not how many exist today. A legendary from a current egg hatches every day; an uncommon from a launch-week egg stopped hatching in 2019. Supply sets the value, not the badge.
Are these official Adopt Me values?
No. Uplift Games does not publish trade values, and no fan list is official. These are community consensus numbers from named trackers, dated, which is the same information the other trader is looking at.
Values are surveyed from multiple community sources and set by our own algorithm, which weighs how closely the sources agree, how many traders each one reaches, demand, how recently each number moved, and how far the lists disagree — how values work. These are community trade estimates, not official prices, and live offers can move.
Check the confidence and update date before you trade. An item with no usable picture shows a simple icon. Favourites and saved filters stay in your browser. Value history starts accumulating the first time one of these numbers changes, so no history charts are drawn yet.
Data: Adopt Me Wiki (CC BY-SA 3.0). Facts extracted into our own database with the source revision recorded; wording is ours.
Images: Adopt Me Wiki (fair-use identification; takedown: /dmca). Item images are shown at thumbnail size to identify the item being priced, are not offered as downloads, and are removed on request.