How to swap a pet without waiting for a buyer?
Our bots hold the pets — no offers, no trade queue. Pick, hand yours over, done
Our bots hold the pets — no offers, no trade queue. Pick, hand yours over, done
Your inventory is the currency: hand over pets, get coins, take anything from the catalog
You swap with our bots, not with strangers. If one trade fails, the rest go on and nothing is charged for it
Swap and invite → stack Mega Coins → higher division → win the weekly Mega drop. New pets every Friday
Your friend gets +3 coins on sign-up. You get 0.25% of every trade they make — forever
Quick answers about pets, rarities and safe trading.
There is no single rarest pet. Value comes from two things: whether the pet is retired (it can no longer be hatched — Shadow Dragon, Bat Dragon and Giraffe are the classic examples) and which version of it you have.
A Mega Neon of a retired legendary is the top of the market, because making one consumes sixteen full-grown copies of the same pet.
Pets, eggs and potions are sorted into five rarity tiers that show how hard they are to get and how much they trade for.
Rarity is only half of the price: the same pet costs very differently as Newborn or Full-Grown, and Neon or Mega Neon versions cost several times more than the regular one.
You need a trading licence first — get it in the game before you start, otherwise the trade window will not open for you.
Our bots fit up to eighteen items in one trade, so a large swap usually goes in a single window instead of several.
Almost every scam relies on a rushed trade or on a made-up value.
Read the second confirmation screen every time — that is where the switch shows up.
Neon and Mega Neon are made by fusing, not hatched:
Sixteen pets go into one Mega Neon, which is why it costs so much more than the regular version. Buying a ready Neon here skips the whole chain.