About MM2 Values
MM2 Values is a fan-made site for Roblox Murder Mystery 2. We are not part of the game. The site answers two questions: what is this item worth today, and is this trade a good one? It has been running since April 2026.
Who we are
We are a small group who have traded MM2 for years. Long enough to get burned on an early trust trade. Long enough to watch a couple of value crashes happen live. We sign our work as the MM2 Values Team rather than as individuals. The site is a group effort, and a lot of our readers are kids. We would rather they did not come looking for us on Roblox. We are not linked to Roblox, to Nikilis, or to anyone who works on the game.
We still trade. That matters. It means the guides come from doing the thing, not from reading about it. It also means we notice when a number here stops matching what people actually accept in the trade window.
What we build
The site has three parts. The value list covers every tradable item. Godlies, ancients, chromas, vintages, pets, all of it. Each one gets a live value, a demand score, a rarity score and a stability tag. We add our own notes on how each tier really trades. The trade checker adds up both sides of a trade and calls it a win, fair or lose before you accept. The guides, 10 of them now, cover what the numbers assume you already know. How values are set, what WFL means, how chromas and ancients are priced, and how to spot a scam.
Where our numbers come from
We do not make values up and we do not edit them by hand. The numbers come from a community trade feed. That feed is built from real trades and from what active traders agree on. We sync with it several times a day. When the market moves, this site moves the same day. The full method is in how MM2 values work and our editorial policy. That covers what demand and stability measure, what an estimated value is, and why two sites can show different numbers.
What we don't do
- We don't sell items, Robux or accounts, and we never will. Value data should come from a site with nothing to gain from the price.
- We don't middleman trades or promise item recovery. Nobody can honestly promise either; see the safety guide.
- We don't claim values are official. There is no official list. Every value site, including this one, reflects community consensus.
- We don't move a value because someone asked, however politely. That includes us.
Who this is for
Most people land here mid-trade, phone in hand, working out whether an offer is worth taking. That is who we build for. The value, the demand, and a verdict. No wall of text in the way. The longer material sits below that: tier breakdowns, guides, worked examples. That is for traders who want to know why a number is what it is.
A lot of our readers are young, and a lot of MM2 scams are built to take advantage of exactly that. So the safety guide is easy to find. We say plainly that nobody can get a scammed item back. And the trade checker gives you a number instead of an opinion you have to trust.
How the site is paid for
MM2 Values is free. You do not need an account to look up a value or check a trade. Running it costs money: hosting, the image CDN, the data pipeline. We cover that with display ads rather than by charging players or selling anything in-game. Ads never change a value. The prices come from a feed that has no idea what ads are on the page. We do not take payment to list, promote or move an item. If we did, the value list would be worthless, and the value list is the whole product.
Independence
MM2 Values is not linked to Roblox Corporation or to the developers of Murder Mystery 2, and they have not endorsed us. We use item names and images so you can tell which item is which.
Site updates
A plain log of what changed and when, newest first. We leave out small fixes and the routine value syncs that happen through the day. This is for changes you would actually notice, and every one of them has a link so you can go and look.
Where the site stands today
values last rebuilt October 8, 2026- 1,079
- Items priced
- 939
- Checked on two lists
- 10
- Trading guides
- 5
- Event pages
- 13
- Logged updates
These count themselves each time the page is built, so they are whatever is true right now rather than whatever was true when somebody last edited this paragraph.
September 2026
- New
Price a trade with either value list
The trade checker now has an MM2 / Supreme switch. Flip it and every total, every item row and the win, fair or lose verdict recomputes against that list. The item picker shows both numbers while you are choosing, so you can see what you are picking between. Posting a trade works the same way, and the trade you post carries a tag saying which list priced it, so anyone reading it knows what the verdict was measured against. Your choice is remembered between the checker and the composer, so the two cannot quietly disagree.
- New
A page for every MM2 seasonal event
Halloween, Christmas, Summer, Easter and Valentine's each have their own page now: the full item list, broken down year by year, with what every one of them is worth today. Halloween goes back to 2015. The year tables are the interesting part, because they show exactly how far the old drops have pulled away from the new ones. Each page also estimates when the next event starts, and says openly that it is an estimate, since MM2 moves these dates every year and skipped Easter altogether in 2026.
- New
Every item now shows a second value list
There is more than one community value list for Murder Mystery 2, and they do not always agree. Rather than pick one and hope, we check both and show you both, with the gap worked out for you. It is on every item page and every item card, so you find out before a trade instead of during the argument. Where the other list will not put a price on something, we say why instead of showing a zero. Most of those are leaderboard prizes that were won rather than bought, so no market price exists to quote. You can also sort the whole value list by where the two lists disagree most, which is a quick way to spot the items nobody has settled on yet.
- Improved
The trade checker is more careful with cheap items
Some items have no price of their own. The list only quotes them in stacks, as something like "4 X (T1) Legend". Adding those up invents a number, so the checker now leaves them out of the total and tells you how many it left out. It also warns you when one side of a trade will be much harder to pass on than the other, which is the thing a value total cannot show you. The win, fair or lose verdict itself is unchanged, so a trade you check today still matches a trade posted last week.
- Improved
Pages now show when the values actually changed
Item pages used to print the date you happened to open them, which told you nothing. They now show the date the value list itself was last rebuilt, so you can judge for yourself how current a number is before you trade on it. The main value list carries the same date at the top.
- Improved
Plainer English across the site
Rewrote every item page in shorter, simpler sentences, written for someone who is ten or eleven and reading on a phone in the middle of a trade. The category notes were rewritten the same way, with several versions of each, so two items in the same tier read differently. The about and editorial policy pages were simplified too, and the editorial policy now explains plainly how the item pages are put together. No values changed, only words.
- New
Six new guides, and notes on every item page
Added guides on trading basics, trading slang, chromas, ancients, a godly tier list and demand. Every item page now carries notes written for its own category rather than a generic paragraph, plus a byline and the date the value was checked. Pages for items worth less than 1 are kept out of search results, since there is nothing there anyone would search for, but they stay browsable here so the calculator and the category grids still work.
- Fixed
The home page was showing trophies as hot items
Leaderboard trophies all carry a demand rating of 10, so a filter that sorted by demand returned nothing but trophies: items almost nobody can trade, under a heading about what people want right now. It now shows things that actually change hands.
August 2026
- Improved
Item pages rewritten around real comparisons
Item pages now describe where an item sits against the rest of the list: its rank in its category, the stacks of cheaper items that trade evenly for it, and its chroma or base counterpart. That is the information you need to build an offer, and none of it is on the item's own row in a table. Category pages gained a tier-by-tier breakdown at the same time.
July 2026
- New
Browser extension, and cookie consent
Shipped the Chrome extension that shows values inside the Roblox trade window, so you do not have to alt-tab mid-trade. Added a proper consent banner at the same time, ahead of running any ads.
- New
Russian pages and the first three guides
Published guides on how values work, what WFL means, and trading safety. Added Russian versions of the home page, the value list and the calculator, after the traffic showed enough Russian-speaking traders to be worth doing properly.
May 2026
- Improved
Item images moved to our own CDN
Item images now load from our own CDN instead of a third party. Pages with a lot of images, like the category grids, got noticeably quicker on mobile.
April 2026
- New
MM2 Values launched
The value list, the trade checker and the trade feed went live.
Keeping the data honest
A values site is only worth using if it is right, so corrections matter to us. If a value looks wrong, an image is off, a guide example no longer holds, or the trade checker gives a verdict that does not add up, tell us. Use the contact page or email [email protected]. We read everything, and reports from active traders are how the site gets better.
Start trading smarter
Look up any item on the value list, test a deal in the trade checker, or start with the trading guides.