Trade Value Comparison
Compare both sides of a trade using your own item values.
Add both sides before judging the difference
Several small items can be difficult to compare with one larger item. Put the values you assign to each side on separate lines. The tool totals them and shows the difference, using your side as the baseline for the percentage change.
A simple comparison
Your values of 100 and 250 total 350. Their values of 200 and 200 total 400. The difference is fifty in your favor, which is about 14.29% above your entered total.
A value total is only part of a trade
Use one valuation source and the same unit for both sides. Mixing old estimates with current estimates, or demand scores with currency prices, can produce a tidy number that does not mean much.
This tool does not decide whether a trade is fair or safe. Demand, liquidity, restrictions and the reliability of your values are outside the calculation. Save a comparison if you want to review another offer without losing the first totals.
Questions about Trade Value Comparison
Does this supply live item values?
No. It adds and compares the values you enter.
Why is there no percentage when my side totals zero?
A percentage change from zero has no defined baseline. The absolute difference can still be shown.
Can I write item names next to the values?
Use one number per line in these fields. Keep item names in your own notes so the numeric list stays valid.