Trades are final. FairStash tells you what an offer is worth before you accept it, without leaving Discord. Three games, one command:
- Adopt Me — 3,436 items, with every neon, mega neon, fly and ride version priced separately
- Murder Mystery 2 — 1,078 knives, guns, pets and sets
- Flee the Facility — 458 items, hammer and gemstone priced apart
You do not need to own or admin a server. Add the bot to your own account in one click and /value and /trade work in your DMs and in every server you are already in, without anyone else having to approve it. If you do run a server, add it there too and /alerts will post for everyone.
/help— what the bot can do, and how to ask it./value item: shadow dragon— value, rarity, demand — and how often the item turns up in the marketplace’s newest listings, which measures how fast it moves rather than how many exist. Names autocomplete as you type, and every suggestion says which of the three games it belongs to./trade give: neon bat dragon get: frost dragon, turtle x2— adds up both sides and answers win, fair or lose. It works out which game you mean from the item names, and it refuses to add two games together: their numbers are not in the same unit. It also links to the same trade on the site, so the person you are trading with can open it and check for themselves./alerts on— post in this channel whenever the value list moves: which items changed, from what to what, and by how much. Add a role and it pings them. Server admins only;/alerts offstops it. Alerts currently follow the Flee the Facility list only.
A Bat Dragon and a Neon Bat Dragon are worth very different numbers, and a Mega Neon fly-ride is different again. Value lists that print one number per pet make you guess which one it is.
FairStash prints the plain Regular pet as the headline number and lists every version it has underneath — Neon, Mega Neon, and each with fly, ride or both. Type neon bat dragon or mfr shadow dragon into /trade and that exact version is what gets counted.
Every cosmetic in Flee the Facility is a hammer and a gemstone, and the Trading Post lets people trade them separately. Community value lists price the pair, so an offer of one hammer is not worth the number you looked up: a legendary hammer alone is about 70% of it, and its gemstone about 30%; for epic, rare and common items each half is worth half, apart from four the source flips the other way. Forty-seven items have no second half at all, and the bot says so rather than halving them.
Write party balloons hammer or sakura gem and only that half is counted.
Values do not move on a schedule — they move when the community list is revised, roughly twice a week, nine to thirty-odd items at a time. Traders who find out first trade better.
/alerts puts that in your channel the day it happens: Party Balloons 300 → 320 FV (+6.7%), up and down counts, and a link to the full list. On quiet days the bot says nothing at all — no daily filler, no “nothing changed today” posts.
Everything the bot knows is browsable, and every page works without an account:
- Adopt Me — value list · trade checker · legendary · pets
- Murder Mystery 2 — value list · trade checker · godly · chroma
- Flee the Facility — value list · trade checker · hammers · gems
Values are community estimates collected from public value lists — the same lists traders already use. They are not official Roblox prices, and an answer from the bot is not a promise about any real trade. The date of the list is printed on every card, so you can see how fresh a number is instead of guessing.
The three games use different scales and the bot never mixes them: Flee the Facility values are in FV, Murder Mystery 2 values are in knives, Adopt Me has its own unit, and each card says which. Every source is named at fairstash.app/methodology — we do not set values ourselves.
What it does not do- It cannot read your messages. Reading what people write needs permission to read a channel’s history and Discord’s message-content intent. The bot has neither — it connects with no intents at all. It asks only to post in channels, which is what
/alertsneeds. - It stores nothing about who asked, or about what they were trading.
/alertsremembers a channel, not a person: no user IDs are kept. - No accounts, no ads, nothing sold. Privacy policy · Terms.
