Adopt Me Value List

A community-estimated and regularly updated value list for the most-traded pets, in frost-dragon units (1 frost dragon = 1.0). Ranges are wide community estimates pending value-site calibration — these are not official prices.

Top pets — community value ranges

No matching pets in the current value list.

Sources: community trading-value sites — adoptmetradingvalues.com, elvebredd.com, amvgg.com — at home-page level only; per-row deep links and exact figures await value-site calibration. All figures are unverified estimates, last checked 2026-08-15.

How the trading unit works

The community prices most pets against the frost dragon (a Christmas 2019 legendary that acts as the de-facto trading unit). A pet worth "2 – 3" trades for roughly two to three frost dragons. Neon (4 grown pets combined) and Mega Neon versions trade significantly higher than the normal form.

Trading abbreviations you will see

Value, Demand and Trends

Use the trade checker to compare an offer, the demand list to inspect verified demand fields, and rising and falling values for history-based movement when verified value history exists.

What we don't confirm

• Game-set value tables — none exist; every price list is a community estimate.
• Demand ratings — they shift with every update and event.
• Values for the full 633+ roster — this page starts with the most-traded pets.

How to Use This Table in a Real Trade

1. Look up both sides of the offer. Find every pet on your side and their side in this list, and add the range midpoints of your side versus theirs. If a pet is missing, its value is likely below the most-traded tier — treat it as a smaller add-on, not an unknown.
2. Convert forms before comparing. A Neon or Mega of the same pet is a different row. If someone offers a Neon where the table lists only the normal form, compare against the neon value list instead of multiplying from memory.
3. Watch the age column in the trade window. Community estimates assume grown or flyable/rideable forms on high tier pets. A newborn version of a top pet can trade below its row, a fully grown and potioned one at or above.
4. Use the range, not the top. The midpoint is a fair starting ask; the top end is what patient sellers get. Settling near the middle of both sides' ranges is how most completed trades look in practice.
5. Re-check after any update. Figures here are dated 2026-08-15. After a big event or egg rotation, demand moves faster than any list can — treat the table as a baseline, not a guarantee.

Last updated

Rows on this page were checked 2026-08-15. Each pet row carries its own source and check date in the data layer; when an official update or a verified community shift changes a figure, the row is re-checked and the date moves with it.

Methodology

Every value on this page is a community estimate, not an official price — Adopt Me never prices pets, so no official value exists. We compile figures from community trading-value sites and player consensus, cross-check each entry against more than one source, quote values in frost-dragon units on this page, and label anything that is not verified. Rows are dated, and we do not publish exact odds, fixed multipliers, or single-number "prices" for pets.

Data policy: every value row carries an estimate label; source links are home-page level pending per-row calibration. See our disclaimer and our editorial policy.