Roblox Inventory Value Checker
Enter a username to add up the recent average price of every limited item in their public inventory, with the top pieces shown.
What it counts
The tool reads the player's collectible items, which are Roblox's limited and limited U items. For each one Roblox publishes a recent average price, or RAP. We add those up and show you the most valuable pieces first.
Three ways to read the number
The total RAP is the headline in Robux. If the owner sold everything at RAP, Roblox would keep 30%, so the realistic figure is 70%. The dollar figures translate that into money, once at the store price of Robux and once at the lower DevEx rate. The gap between those two shows why buying Robux and cashing out are very different things.
Limits to keep in mind
Players can hide their inventory, and then Roblox gives us nothing to read. RAP also lags behind the market, and an item with a high RAP but few recent sales may not actually sell at that price. Treat the total as a guide for conversation, not a quote.
Roblox does not allow buying or selling accounts, so this is for curiosity and safe trading only.
Questions
Why does it say the inventory is private?
The owner switched their inventory privacy on. Roblox hides it from everyone but them.
Does it include regular clothing and gear?
No. Only limited items have a RAP, so those are the ones counted.
Is this the account's sale price?
No. Selling accounts is against Roblox rules. This only estimates what the limited items are worth.
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Data is read live from Roblox and cached for a few minutes.