Jailbreak Value Calculator

How to Use the Jailbreak Value Calculator

Set the condition before you read the total. Every row here carries a Clean or Duped choice, and it is the field people skip because they assume it barely matters. It matters by roughly ten percent per item, which compounds fast across a six-item offer and is the difference between a fair trade and a quiet loss.

Search for an item on either side, set the quantity where you hold more than one, then pick the condition on each row. All 12 item categories are here and all tradeable items in them, so the type filter narrows 905 entries down quickly, which you will want, because Furniture alone runs to 163 entries and Rims to 147. Everything totals in cash. If you want a verdict rather than two totals, the Jailbreak trade checker compares both sides at once.

How the Clean and Duped Condition Works

The multiplier is 0.9, and getting that number right is the single most valuable thing this calculator does. Duped items are copies created via glitches or exploits, and the intuition that they are near-worthless is simply wrong: across every clean and duped pair published for this game the ratio runs between about 0.84 and 1.00, with a median close to 0.895. Torpedo is 31,000,000 clean and 26,000,000 duped. HyperDiamond Level 5 is 47,000,000 and 43,000,000. Javelin is 50,000,000 in both conditions.

Where an exact duped figure has been published, this calculator uses that recorded number rather than the multiplier, which covers the 21 items people trade most, HyperShift among them. Everything else falls back to 0.9. It is worth knowing what the alternative looks like: a calculator using 0.1, which is an easy typo and was briefly the case here, would price a duped Torpedo at about 3,100,000 against a real 26,000,000, and somebody would give one away on the strength of it.

What the Jailbreak Calculator Does Not Count

Demand, which in this game is published as a rating rather than a number and does not fold cleanly into a total. Two items at the same cash value are not equally easy to move, and Jailbreak has a long tail of Standard cosmetics that price reasonably and sit in your inventory indefinitely. The list carries a demand column for exactly this reason; read it beside the total rather than instead of it.

It also does not know that HyperShift is a composite. Its value here is the sum of the eight Level 5 hyperchromes, so pricing a trade that contains both HyperShift and its component colours will count the same value twice. That is a real trade shape, and the fix is to build one side or the other rather than both. Cross-check anything surprising against the Jailbreak value list, where the type filter keeps the HyperChromes together.

Two jobs this tool deliberately leaves to the community sites that do them well. A dupe finder tells you whether a specific copy has been duplicated, which is a question about history rather than price and cannot be answered from a value list. A hyperchrome pity calculator tracks how close you are to a guaranteed drop, which is a grinding question rather than a trading one. Those sites also run item suggestions with community voting on value accuracy, and some refresh values, duped values and demand ratings on an hourly schedule. Use them for what they are for and use this for the arithmetic.

Why Jailbreak Value Lists Disagree

Scope first, condition second, timing third. Some lists carry only tradeable items and others include untradeable ones that hold a value nobody can realise; some carry HyperShift as a derived entry and some leave it out entirely, which alone accounts for the largest apparent gaps at the top of the market. Establish what a list counts before deciding it is wrong.

After that, check whether the figure you are comparing is clean or duped, because a ten percent gap between two sites is usually not a disagreement at all. Then check the refresh: some networks update values, duped values and demand ratings on an hourly schedule, while others move weekly, so seasonal items in particular drift apart between sources. The stable comparison is where an item sits relative to others of its type, not the raw number.

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