MM2 Trade Calculator
Compare a Murder Mystery 2 trade before you accept it. Choose up to four different weapons on each side, add copies of the same weapon to stack them, and see the total community value of both offers and whether the trade is a win, fair or a loss for you.
You give
You get
How to use it
- Pick "You give" or "You get", then click a weapon to add it. Each side holds four different weapons, and clicking the same one again adds another copy.
- Add weapons to the other side the same way. The red button removes one copy.
- Read the total value of each side and the result: Win and Loss start at a 5% difference.
About the numbers
The values are community trade values on the plain value scale most MM2 value sites use (for example Traveler's Gun about 5,200 and Chroma Traveler's Gun about 140,000). They are not Robux, dollars or any in-game currency. We built them by comparing several public MM2 value sites checked on 15 October 2026 (Game.Guide, Bloxrant, MM2 Calculator, MM2Values.app and TimeSaver) and kept the median only when at least two sources were within about 15% of each other. Items the sources disagree on, such as Nik's Scythe, are not listed. Many of these sites copy the same underlying lists (MM2Values and Supreme Values), so agreement between them is weaker evidence than it looks.
These are not official values: the game developers publish none, and the MM2 wiki says players use community sites for them. The wiki says each trade side holds up to four different items, with several copies of one item allowed, which is how this calculator works. Chroma values move fastest and are the least certain. Values change often, so use the calculator as a guide and not as a guarantee. Weapon names and icons come from the Murder Mystery 2 Fandom wiki. Not affiliated with Roblox or the game developers.
Source: Murder Mystery 2 Wiki: Trading
Frequently asked questions
How does the MM2 trade calculator work?
You choose weapons for each side. It adds up their community values, counting stacked copies, and compares the totals. If what you get is at least 5% higher it shows Win, if it is at least 5% lower it shows Loss, and otherwise Fair.
Where do the MM2 values come from?
From the median of several public value sites we checked on 15 October 2026. An item is only listed when at least two sources agree within about 15%, so some items are missing.
What unit are the values in?
Plain community value points, the scale used by sites such as MM2Values and Supreme Values. They are not Robux, dollars or in-game coins, and they only compare items against each other.
How many items can I trade at once?
According to the MM2 wiki, four different items per side, and you can put several copies of the same item in. The calculator follows that: four slots per side, with copies stacking in one slot.
Why are some items missing?
We list 40 of the most traded godlies, ancients, Chromas and Corrupt. Items whose sources disagree strongly, like Nik's Scythe, or that only one site listed, are left out rather than guessed.