How Adopt Me Pet Value Is Calculated
Every pet's value starts with a base number driven by its rarity, then gets multiplied twice — once for Fly/Ride status, once for Neon tier. Here's the exact multiplier stack, worked through with a Kangaroo:
Base Value
100
Fly + Ride
×4.0
Subtotal
400
Mega Neon
×13.0
Final Value
5,200
Example: a Kangaroo has a base value of 100. Adding Fly + Ride multiplies that by 4.0 (400), and upgrading to Mega Neon multiplies the result again by 13.0 — a single Mega Neon Fly + Ride Kangaroo is worth roughly the same as 52 base Kangaroos.
| Factor | Formula |
|---|---|
| Unit Value | Base Value × Fly/Ride Multiplier × Neon Multiplier |
| Line Value | Unit Value × Quantity |
| Side Value | Σ(Line Value) across every pet on that side of the trade |
| Skew % | |You Get − You Give| ÷ max(You Give, You Get) × 100 |
Fly/Ride Status and the Neon Economy
Two independent upgrades drive almost all of a pet's real trading value beyond its base rarity — and this calculator tracks both separately so you can see exactly where a pet's worth comes from.
Fly/Ride status — a pet can be given a Ride potion, a Fly potion, or both. Fly + Ride roughly quadruples base value in this calculator's model, since it's the single most requested combination in the trading community.
Neon tier — fusing 4 of the same fully-grown pet creates a Neon version, and fusing 4 Neons (16 base pets total) creates a Mega Neon. Mega Neon pets trade for roughly 13x their Regular value here — less than the raw 16x pet count would suggest, since real trading demand doesn't scale perfectly linearly.
Trade Fairness Threshold Reference
Your results carry one fairness badge, classified by the skew percentage between both sides of the trade.
| Skew % | Verdict |
|---|---|
| 0% – 10% | Fair Trade |
| 10% – 25% | Slightly Uneven |
| 25% – 50% | Lopsided |
| 50%+ | Scam Warning |