Pets Universe

Pets Universe trading values

Pets Universe ships with trading on — the game's own title carries the [TRADES] tag — and a Discord where trades get negotiated. What it does not have is a value list. This page explains why, and gives you a method you can use today instead of trusting a number someone made up.

What exists right now

  • · Trading is enabled in game.
  • · The Lip Builds Discord is where trades are arranged.
  • · Hatch odds are published for exactly 1 pet.
  • · No site publishes a corroborated value list.

What that means for you

Without published odds, price is set by whoever is in the trade. That favours the player who knows the pet. Use the method below before you accept anything, and treat every quoted value as one trader's opinion until a second trader agrees.

Price a trade yourself, in four steps

  1. 01

    Find the rarity, not the price

    Rarity is the only hard number in the trade. If the pet's rarity is published (start on the roster page), it anchors everything. If it is not published, that is your first red flag — and it is worth asking the other trader why they are confident about the price of a pet whose odds nobody has printed.

  2. 02

    Check what the pet is worth to you

    Value in this genre is demand, not just scarcity. A common pet that finishes a collection trades above a rarer one nobody wants. Decide what you would pay before the trade window opens, because that is the number you cannot renegotiate once you are in it.

  3. 03

    Get a second opinion, in public

    Post the offer in the Discord and ask what it is worth. Two independent answers that agree is a bracket you can trust; one confident answer is not. This is the step that replaces the value list this game does not have.

  4. 04

    Write down what you actually got

    Your own trade log becomes the most reliable value list available to you — it is the one nobody can fake. It is also how the community list eventually gets built.

The one rarity the game has published

  • Pop Cat

    Exclusive · printed on the game's own artwork

    1 in 1,000,000

The game's artwork also shows 1 in 10m and 1/999m labels without saying which pet they belong to. We do not guess. When those labels get attached to names, the ladder below them fills in.

What gets published here, and when

Two sources, or a gap

A value appears only when two independent traders or listings agree on the same bracket. Until then the field says not published.

Official numbers beat community ones

Anything the developers print — odds, rarity tiers, egg contents — is used as-is and labelled as the developer's number.

Dated, always

Every value carries the date it was last checked. A value without a date is a rumour with a font.

Last source pass: 2026-09-26 · 4 pets tracked. How this site sources data