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How Blox Fruits Values Are Worked Out

Values synced Nov 11, 2026 (today)

Source: Blox Fruits Wiki (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Last checked Nov 11, 2026

An item's value here is its Beli price in the Blox Fruits shop, taken from the Blox Fruits Wiki. It is a shop price, not what players pay each other, because the game has no official trade value.

Where the data comes from

Names, rarity, update number, Beli price and Robux price come from the Blox Fruits Wiki (CC BY-SA 4.0): fruits, fighting styles, and the swords, guns, accessories and baits that the shop sells for Beli. Last sync: Nov 11, 2026. 87 items listed, 74 with a current Beli price, 12 removed, unavailable or admin-only. Anything the wiki doesn't list stays empty here: we never fill a gap with a guess.

How a value is worked out

Value = Beli price in the game shop

Blox Fruits has no official trade value, and players trade on how much they want a fruit. So we start from the one number the game does publish: what the shop charges in Beli. That makes the value checkable, but it is a baseline, not a trade price list. Other sites set their values by hand, and we don't copy them.

Example, Dragon Fruit: $15,000,000 Beli. The middle of the list, Magma Fruit: $960,000 Beli.

Fruits that are removed, unavailable or admin-only keep a page marked as such, but have no value and are not counted. The Robux price is shown on the item page and is not part of the value. There are no mutations in Blox Fruits, so there is nothing to multiply.

How often values are updated

We re-sync the wiki and show the date on every page. Each sync saves a snapshot of every value (1 so far), and the value changes and update log pages are built from the difference between two snapshots. Trends need a few syncs before they mean anything.

How Win / Fair / Lose works

ResultThe two sides are
FAIRless than 5% apart
WIN / LOSE Small5% to 15% apart
WIN / LOSE15% to 49% apart
WIN / LOSE Bigmore than 49% apart

What we don't do

Open the value list

FAQ

Is this accurate?

The prices are exactly as accurate as the wiki. If the game changes a price, the wiki updates first and we catch it on the next weekly sync.

Why isn't this a trade value like other sites?

Blox Fruits has no official trade value. Other sites set values by hand, by what they think players pay each other. We start from what the game itself says: the shop price.

Can I trade by these numbers?

Use them as a starting point. A fruit players want badly can be worth more than its shop price, and a cheap one that nobody wants can be worth less.

What about removed fruits?

Fruits that are removed, unavailable or admin-only keep a page, marked as such, but have no value and are not in the calculator, the tier list or the current rankings.