Grow a Garden Trade Calculator

Add every item you plan to trade away under Offering Items, then add everything you would receive under Request Items. The calculator totals both sides and updates the trade value gap immediately, so you can see whether the offer is moving toward a Win, Fair, or Lose result before you confirm it in-game.

Use the Crop, Pet, and Gear filters when you already know the item type, or search by name and rarity when you are checking a mixed trade. For crops, the best starting point is the Grow a Garden value calculator, because crop weight, mutations, quantity, and boosts can change the number before the item belongs in a trade.

If a new event pet, gear item, or crop is not listed yet, use Custom Item mode. Enter the type, name, rarity, and current community value, then add it to either side. That keeps the comparison usable during updates when player demand changes faster than any static item list.

The WFL verdict uses the request side minus the offer side. If the side you receive is worth more, the trade reads as Win. If your offer side is worth more, it reads as Lose. When the difference is within 5%, BO5 marks the trade as Fair because small value gaps are often less important than demand or how quickly an item can be traded again.

For crop-heavy trades, check the Grow a Garden value calculator first, then bring the final crop number into the trade calculator. This avoids treating a low-weight crop and a high-mutation crop as if they have the same value.

The first mistake is comparing only the headline item. Many trades are won or lost by small add-ons, especially gear or lower-tier pets used to close a value gap. Add every item on both sides, including filler, so the live result matches the actual offer.

The second mistake is treating value as permanent. Grow a Garden updates, limited availability, and player demand can move pet, crop, and gear values quickly. A Fair trade can become weaker if the item you receive is hard to move, while a small Lose can still make sense if you are upgrading into a more desirable item.

The third mistake is ignoring custom values. If the market is actively repricing a new item, enter the number you trust instead of forcing a bad match from the list. The tool is most useful when the totals reflect the values players are actually using today.