Our Methods

Demand is how likely you are to get trades worth the item's value. Low demand means you are more likely to get lower value offers and vice versa. This means that items like the Shell Mark 5, while cheap, can have high demand, as they will likely get their full value.

• Very High - You are likely to get overpays

• High - You are unlikely to get underpays

• Medium- You are likely to get offers equal to the item's value

• Low - You are unlikely to get overpays

• Very Low - You are likely to get underpays

Keep in mind that demand is not always accurate and should only be used as a guide. You may get overpays on low demand items and vice versa, but it is less likely.

If it is decided that an item needs a change in value, then it will go through a three step process. If any of these steps fail, the value will not change. This is used to minimise manipulation and give accuracy for all items.

• Step 1 - Determine if a value change is needed by looking at stats, age, rarity and demand, and see if overpays are being given by traders.

• Step 2 - If the item has already changed in value in the past month, we will not change it.

• Step 3 - Send a poll into the community with these value changes. 50% is the minimum number of votes required to make a change.

To vote on value changes or give an opinion about values, visit the Jailbreak Community Values Discord!

An item's type is whether it is currently obtainable or not. The types and definitions are listed below:

• Obtainable - It can currently be bought for cash. It has lower value in trading.

• Limited - It is only available through trading.

• Untradeable - It cannot be traded or bought. If you do not own it, you likely never will.

• Removed - It has been completely erased from the game. Nobody owns this item and it is just on the website for reference.