Illustrative data, clearly labeled
The initial dataset was created on 22 September 2026 to demonstrate the complete comparison workflow. No completed-trade feed, licensed market dataset, or independent market review has been supplied. Numbers are illustrative configuration values, not claims about current trading prices.
The scale and variants
Values use relative points. Points are not Robux, money, or an official game currency. Each item has its own Normal estimate. The initial pet model uses Normal × 3.8 for Neon and Normal × 14 for Mega. Ride adds 0.2 points, Fly adds 0.3, and Fly Ride adds 0.45 to the selected growth variant. Each resulting value is stored separately and can be independently replaced.
How the result is calculated
Each line value equals its version’s value multiplied by its quantity. Add the line values for each side. Difference = their total − your total. Percentage difference = difference ÷ your total × 100. Results always describe your perspective.
- Fair: absolute difference of 5% or less.
- Win or Lose: greater than 5% and less than 25%.
- Big Win or Big Lose: 25% or more.
At a zero baseline, two zero totals are Fair; receiving a positive total uses a 100% comparison convention. An incomplete trade does not receive a result. Percentage boundaries are evaluated before display rounding.
Demand, trends, and review dates
Demand scores, trend classifications, and last-reviewed dates remain unset until there is supporting evidence. “Not reviewed” does not mean low demand or a stable value. The dataset publication date is not a market-review date. No fabricated historical updates are shown.
Editorial requirements for real values
Before publishing reviewed estimates, the site operator should document sources, observation dates, exact versions, and the reason for each revision. Compare multiple relevant observations, distinguish asking prices from completed trades, and mark uncertain estimates. Log old and new values on the updates page and keep the static pet tables aligned with the dataset.
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