Author and editor profile
The site is maintained by an independent Roblox guide editor who tracks Trade A Jellycat! through the official Roblox page, the public Roblox games, votes, group, and badges APIs, this site's own dated check log, and third-party player trackers. The experience is developed by the Roblox group Jellycats Wow! and has grown from roughly 205,000 visits at the first recorded check on August 11, 2026 to over 4 million visits by 2026-10-07 — fast-moving games need re-checking, so every table on the site names its source and carries a checked date. The site-wide reference check is dated 2026-10-07. The site also keeps a complete check log — eight dated checks between August 11 and October 7, 2026 — so readers can see exactly when each status page was last verified against the live game.
Editorial policy
Every data table on this site names its source and carries a checked date. Numbers are quoted only from official Roblox pages and APIs or from this site's own dated checks; where the developer has not published data (item names, rarity tiers, crate odds, trade values), the gap is stated instead of filled with an estimate. Content that describes a different Roblox experience — including the same-name [MUTATIONS] universe — is never merged into this site.
In practice: the trading-board walkthrough quotes the game's own five-step description, code status is published as a dated finding rather than a guess, and strings or value lists that circulate for other Roblox experiences are excluded until a source names this exact place ID. Official support always stays with the official Roblox page and the creator group. The full register is on the sources page.
How pages are updated
The developer does not publish patch notes, so the Roblox updated timestamp and the experience title are the observable update signals. This site has logged both on August 11, September 9, September 14, September 17, September 21, September 29, October 3, and October 7, 2026 — the September 29 check caught the new [🎃] title tag, and the October 3 and October 7 checks confirmed it alongside moved updated timestamps. After every logged update, the codes, crates, wiki, and updates pages are re-verified before their checked dates move. The update page records what changed and with which source.
What this site is not
It is not the official Trade A Jellycat! website and it is not affiliated with Jellycats Wow!. It also does not cover the separate same-name experience titled [MUTATIONS] Trade A Jellycat! (place 126374004347567 — a different universe) — its mutation mechanics and announcements belong to that game and are never merged into these pages. When a third-party fan site publishes "Trade A Jellycat" values or codes, this site checks whether the source names place 84814013871277; if it names a different place, the claim stays out.
Corrections
If a page has a stale checked date, a missing credit, or a claim that no longer matches the game, use the contact page with the page URL, the claim, and a reference that supports the correction. Corrections that check out are applied with a new checked date.
What is on the site
Two interactive tools run entirely in your browser: the trade checker, which walks the five documented offer-review checks, and the collection shelf, a local list of owned and wanted plushes. Around them sit the decision pages — calculator, crate data planner, and offer planner — the dated status pages (codes, crates, values, tier list), the guide hub with its beginner, progression, and farming routes, and the wiki covering items and rewards, maps and systems, and collecting decisions. The update watch page logs every dated check, and this page plus disclosure describe how the site is run.
