Garden Tower Defense Trade Calculator
Build both sides of a Garden Tower Defense unit trade and see who wins. Prices and demand come straight from the value list and update with it.
Most valuable units right now
The ten highest prices on the market today. Open a unit for its full history, or see every unit on the Garden Tower Defense value list.
| Unit | Value |
|---|---|
 Gold Chicken Coop | 120K |
 Gold Infectia | 86K |
 Rainbow Golem | 77.35K |
 Witchleaf | 72.5K |
 Gold Axolotl Hideout | 48.5K |
 Gold Astraflora | 41.35K |
 Silver Astraflora | 34.75K |
 Gold Confusiflora | 33K |
 Golem Gift | 30K |
 Bronze Infectia | 28.5K |
How to check a Garden Tower Defense trade
Add the units you are giving on the offer side and the ones you want on the receive side. The calculator totals both from the Garden Tower Defense value list and returns a win, fair, or loss verdict. Prices on the list are quoted as a range; the calculator uses the top of it, so a trade that reads fair here holds up at the seller's asking price.
Unit prices in Garden Tower Defense follow availability, not combat stats. Exclusive, Godly and Leaderboard units sit at the top because their copies are capped, while a strong farming unit stays cheap for as long as anyone can still get it. A unit leaving the shop or its event is the most reliable price trigger in the game.
Read demand before you accept
A capped unit with low demand can be hard to move even at a fair price, and a Legendary that everyone is building around can trade above its number. The demand stars on each tile show which side of that line a unit is on. If the totals are close, post the trade in the Garden Tower Defense trading hub and let other players make offers before you decide.
Garden Tower Defense trade calculator FAQ
Why is a strong farm unit priced so low?
Because anyone can still obtain it. Garden Tower Defense prices track supply, so the capped Exclusive, Godly and Leaderboard units carry the value while obtainable units stay near their floor regardless of how well they perform.
The value list shows a range. Which figure does the calculator use?
The high end. That reflects what sellers actually ask, so a trade that is fair in the calculator does not fall apart when the other player quotes the top of the range.
How is the W/F/L verdict decided?
By the gap between the two totals. Under about 10 percent reads as fair; beyond that the side giving more is marked as losing.