AMVGG Explained: How to Use the Adopt Me Trade Calculator and Pet Value List

AMVGG is a third-party Adopt Me pet value and trade calculator built for Roblox players who want to evaluate trades before accepting or declining them. It uses a Win, Fair, and Lose (WFL) system to tell you whether a deal favors you, the other trader, or lands somewhere in between. The platform runs on web, Android, and iOS — and if you’ve searched for avmgg, that’s simply a common misspelling of the same tool. AMVGG has no official connection to Roblox Corporation or the Adopt Me! development team.

What Is AMVGG?

AMVGG is an independent companion platform designed to help Adopt Me traders make more informed decisions. At its core, it maintains a searchable pet value list and a trade calculator — two tools that the game itself doesn’t provide natively. Because Adopt Me trading is entirely player-driven, having a reference point for what a pet is worth relative to others is genuinely useful, especially for newer traders.

The platform is accessible through the AMVGG website, as a downloadable Android app on Google Play, and through the Apple App Store on iOS. There’s also an official Discord server at discord.gg/amvgg, which has grown to over 41,000 members and serves as a hub for daily value updates and community trades.

AMVGG is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Roblox Corporation or the Adopt Me! team. It’s a third-party tool, similar to other community-run value lists in the Adopt Me ecosystem.

How the WFL Trade Calculator Works

The WFL system is the centerpiece of AMVGG’s trade calculator. Every trade you assess gets one of three verdicts:

Win — you receive more value than you’re giving away. The trade favors you.
Fair — both sides of the trade are approximately equal in value.
Lose — you’re giving up more than you receive. The trade favors the other person.

In practice, you input the pets or items on your side of a potential trade, then input what the other player is offering. The calculator pulls values from AMVGG’s live pet value list and compares the total value on each side. The resulting verdict tells you at a glance whether the deal is worth taking.

The practical value of this system shows up in situations where you’re being offered a multi-pet bundle. Say someone offers you two mid-tier pets in exchange for one higher-tier pet. Without a calculator, you’re guessing whether the combined value of those two pets clears what you’re giving up. With WFL, the comparison is direct — you can see which side is heavier before you commit.

A few things worth understanding about how to read the verdict. A “Fair” result doesn’t necessarily mean you should always accept — demand, rarity trends, and how much you personally want a pet all factor into what counts as a good deal for you. WFL gives you a value-based starting point, not a final answer. Similarly, a “Win” verdict based on slightly higher values might not feel like a meaningful advantage in practice.

The WFL calculator is also useful in reverse: if someone is pressuring you to accept quickly, pulling up the calculator gives you a moment to sanity-check the trade before responding.

AMVGG Pet Value List: Filters and Structure

The pet value list on AMVGG is live and searchable, covering a wide range of Adopt Me pets and items including Neon and Mega Neon variants. Values are updated regularly, though no specific cadence has been confirmed publicly.

The list supports several filter options that let you narrow down exactly what you’re looking at. This matters because a regular version of a pet, a Neon, and a Mega Neon all carry different values — and a Fly-Ride variant is worth more than its non-ridden counterpart.

Filter / Display Mode	What It Controls
Neon	Shows value for the Neon version of a pet (4 regular pets fused)
Mega	Shows value for the Mega Neon version (4 Neon pets fused)
Fly	Filters for pets with the Fly attribute applied
Ride	Filters for pets with the Ride attribute applied
Baseless display mode	Shows raw values without a specific scaling base
Frost display mode	Scales values relative to the Frost Dragon
Ride display mode	Scales values using Ride as a reference point

Using these filters correctly makes a real difference when you’re trading. A Mega Neon Fly-Ride pet and a regular version of the same pet are entirely different trade items. Running the wrong variant through the calculator gives you a misleading verdict.

AMVGG App: Android and iOS Features

Both the Android app on Google Play and the iOS app on the Apple App Store bring the platform’s core features to mobile. The iOS version became available on July 16, 2026.

The Android app includes:

Live, searchable pet value list with Neon, Mega, Fly, and Ride filters
Smart trade calculator with WFL verdicts
Community trading feed where players post active trades
Scammer protection features
In-app messaging to connect with other traders directly
Support for Baseless, Frost, and Ride display modes

The iOS app offers the same core feature set. The community trading feed and in-app messaging are particularly useful for players who want to find trades without relying solely on in-game chat. The scammer protection features add a layer of accountability within the AMVGG community — they’re a platform-side tool, not a guarantee against all trading risks.

Is AMVGG Accurate? What Traders Should Know

AMVGG values are community-driven estimates. They reflect collective trader sentiment about what a pet is worth relative to others — which makes them a useful benchmark, but not an authoritative final word.

Some users in App Store reviews have flagged discrepancies between AMVGG values and those on other platforms, such as Elve. This isn’t unusual in the Adopt Me trading community. Different value lists use different methodologies, update on different schedules, and weigh community demand differently. Two platforms can show meaningfully different values for the same pet, particularly for rarer or recently added items.

What this means in practice:

Don’t rely on a single source when trading high-value pets. Cross-referencing AMVGG with at least one other active value list gives you a fuller picture.
A “Win” verdict on AMVGG doesn’t guarantee the other trader agrees — they may be using a different platform with different numbers.
For common pets and mid-tier trades, discrepancies tend to be smaller and the WFL verdict more reliable as a general guide.
Values shift with demand, updates, and in-game events. A value that was accurate recently may not reflect the current market.

AMVGG is a well-established tool with a large user base. The caution isn’t about the platform specifically — it’s about treating any single value list as the definitive truth, which is where traders tend to run into trouble. Use it as one solid data point among a few.

How to Start Using AMVGG for Smarter Adopt Me Trades

Getting started is straightforward regardless of which platform you prefer:

Choose your access point. Visit the AMVGG website directly, download the Android app from Google Play, or install the iOS app from the App Store. All three give access to the value list and trade calculator.
Search for the pets involved in your trade. Use the search function on the value list and apply the correct filters — Neon, Mega, Fly, Ride — to match the exact variant of each pet.
Run the trade through the WFL calculator. Input what you’re offering and what you’re receiving, then review the Win, Fair, or Lose verdict before responding to the trade offer in-game.
Cross-reference if the stakes are high. For rare or high-demand pets, check one additional value platform before making a final decision.
Join the Discord community. The official Discord at discord.gg/amvgg has over 41,000 members and is an active space for value updates and finding other traders.

AMVGG has no official backing from Roblox or Adopt Me! — keep that in mind when using it as part of your trading process. It’s a community resource, and its accuracy reflects the community’s collective knowledge at any given time.