Adopt Me! Guide / Adopt Me! values list

Uplift Games has never published prices for pets, and there is no in-game price board for them either. Every number you see on a values site — including the ones on this page — is community consensus: trackers watch what players actually give up in trades and model how much demand and how much availability each pet has. That is why two trackers can disagree about the same pet on the same day, and why a trade is only ever "worth" whatever the two players in it agree to.

AS OF2026-09-23AMVGGCommunity consensus, not an official price. Settled between two consenting players.

How to read this table

Each pet row carries four things:

• Value — the tracker's current number. Values are relative units, not Robux and not Bucks. 4.0 does not mean 4 of anything; it means "four times the tracker's baseline pet".
• Demand — how badly players want it, as stars. A high-value pet with low demand and a low-value pet with high demand are two different trades.
• Band — our own browsing bucket, not in-game rarity (see band table below).
• Last changed — how long ago the tracker itself touched that row. Some rows move hourly, some sit still for weeks.

Value bands (this site's bucketing, not official rarity)

Top of the list (as of 2026-09-23, Source: AMVGG)

The full table — all 781 rows with value, demand and last-changed — is rendered below, read from AMVGG on 2026-09-23.

The full table (781 rows, read 2026-09-23)

AS OF2026-09-23AMVGGAll 781 rows below. Community consensus, not an official price.

Values are relative table units, not Robux or Bucks. Bands are this site's browsing buckets, not in-game rarity.

Why values move

Trackers only have two inputs, and both of them move:

• Demand — how many players want the pet and how much they are willing to give up. Demand is driven by social media, by whatever the current update made relevant, and by seasons: Halloween pets get loud in October, Christmas pets get loud in December.
• Availability — how many copies are actually still in circulation. Availability only falls when a pet stops being obtainable *and* the accounts holding them stop logging in. A retired pet that everyone still plays is not scarce; a retired pet from 2019 held by lapsed accounts is.

A pet can rise with demand flat and availability down, or fall while everybody still wants it, if the event comes back and floods the market.

Making your own trade decision

1. Read both sides of the trade on this table and add each side up by band, not by gut.
2. Sanity-check the demand stars: a 1.0 pet nobody wants is not equal to a 1.0 pet everybody wants.
3. Check how recently the tracker touched the row. A stale row is a stale opinion.
4. Cross-check the live calculation in the value calculator before you accept.
5. Remember the trade is only binding if both players say yes. "Fair" on a tracker is a starting point, not a rule.

What else is worth trading besides pets

Values sites also track pet wear, strollers, food, vehicles, toys, gifts, stickers and houses as separate lists — the tracker we read publishes all of them. Houses and their furniture are one of the bigger non-pet sinks in the game: you buy a house, then fill it. If you are looking for what to do with the Bucks you earned rather than what to trade, start from the house side of your inventory and treat furniture as a spend, not an asset.

Spelling and naming variants

People search for this page as adopt me values, adopt me vauls, adopt me value list, and adoptme values. All of them mean the same thing: the community value table. There is no separate "vauls" list and no official one to compare against.

Coverage and re-check

• One tracker, not a cross-checked consensus. Every number on this page was read from a single community tracker, AMVGG, on 2026-09-23. A second tracker we tried to read answered HTTP 403, so these figures are not cross-checked against a second source and small differences between trackers are not measured here.
• There is nothing official to check them against. Uplift Games publishes no pet prices, so no authoritative table exists that this page could match even in principle.
• No in-game rarity column. The official directory does not expose rarity on its listing cards and this batch did not open all 774 pet pages, so the bands below are this site's own browsing buckets rather than an official rarity column.
• Re-check: weekly, and sooner if the tracker restructures its table. The date on this page is the date the numbers were read.

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