Adopt Me Values
Compare Adopt Me item values, rarity signals, and category context before creating or accepting a trade.

Corgi
Pets

Dragonfly
Pets

Parakeet
Pets

Orangutan
Pets

Alicorn
Pets

Ancient Dragon
Pets

Mochi Meow
Pets

Giant Panda
Pets

Gummy Guana
Pets

Donkey
Pets

Camel
Pets

Maine Coon
Pets
Pets (500)
Pets are the primary trading asset in Adopt Me, organized into five rarity tiers — Common, Uncommon, Rare, Ultra-Rare, and Legendary. Beyond rarity, a pet's value is multiplied by neon/mega neon status, fly/ride potions, and age. Limited-time event pets from past updates often carry premium values due to permanently capped supply. A 2020 Halloween pet at Rare tier can outvalue a currently available Legendary.
Vehicles (281)
Vehicles range from common bikes to legendary cars and hoverboards. Limited-edition vehicles from events and retired vehicle packs carry the highest premiums. Like strollers, vehicles are most useful as adds in larger trades rather than as standalone trade targets, though legendary event vehicles can be trade centerpieces.
Toys (500)
Toys range from common rattles to rare plushies and throw toys from limited events. While generally lower in value than pets, rare toys — especially those tied to specific holiday or update themes — can attract serious collector interest. Event-exclusive plushies and limited-edition rattles are the most sought-after in this category.
Strollers (102)
Strollers are cosmetic items with their own collector market. Retired strollers from old gift rotations, event-exclusive designs, and strollers with unique visual effects hold the most trade value. While not as actively traded as pets, rare strollers can be valuable adds in multi-item offers.
Eggs (38)
Eggs hatch into random pets from a known pool, and their trade value is based on the expected value of the best possible hatch. Retired eggs (no longer sold in the nursery) appreciate over time as their supply dwindles. Classic examples like Aussie Eggs and Farm Eggs became significantly more valuable after retirement, and current limited eggs follow the same pattern.