Bee Swarm Simulator trading: live trade ads

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Verify your Roblox account

Posting an ad or an offer needs a verified username, because an unverified board fills up with fake ads written under other people's names, and those fakes are how most trade scams start. Verification is free, takes about a minute, and this site never sees your Roblox password.

Post a trade ad

Build your ad from the catalog. This board covers tradeable items only: the picker holds the 258 stickers, 12 Cub Buddy skins, 12 hive skins and 6 vouchers from the values page, plus 779 beequip stat builds, because a beequip is priced by its exact stat roll and not by its name alone. Bees are not listed, because bees cannot be traded at all, and neither can eggs. Services are not listed either, because paid help cannot go in a trade window. The how trading works guide walks through what the trade window can and cannot hold.

Short note (optional, 140 characters, links are removed):

Post my ad

Live trade ads

My chats

Chats open from an ad: press Chat with poster on any ad that is not yours and the conversation starts on this page. When another player opens a chat on one of your ads, it appears in this list too, with a counter for unread messages. A chat stays open while its ad is live on the board; when the ad expires or leaves the board, the chat closes and any trade is finished inside the game.

How a Bee Swarm trade gets made here

Open with the ownership proof. Further down this page is a verify box. It produces a short code phrase, which you copy into the About section of your Roblox profile. Run the check and the board reads that public profile, finds the phrase, and stamps the username verified. Only an account's owner can edit its profile, so a phrase found there settles the matter, and at no point is a password asked for, seen or needed. Delete the phrase once it has done its job; the verified status itself persists in this browser.

Frame your offer. Write the ad around the items you hold and the items you want, remembering that for a beequip the listing is the exact stat build, since the build is where the price lives. The board tots up both sides from the values page and posts the verdict a taker would be accepting, so no visitor has to price your ad on trust. Answering works from the other direction: attach an offer to an existing ad and it is measured against the owner's ask from their side. Talking first is fine too; the chat on each ad runs on this page, and your threads are kept in the My chats list under the board.

Shake hands in the Hive Hub. Deal agreed, meet under the verified usernames and complete the swap in the Hive Hub or by trade request, reading every item on the trade screen against the ad before you accept. Newer accounts should note that trading itself unlocks at 20 bees plus three cadet badges, so some hive building comes first. An ad holds its place for 7 days, and its offers stay attached for the same stretch.

Ranges, mid points and the verdict

Bee Swarm values are published as ranges rather than single prices, in Star Signs, on the values page and its sticker values list. A board needs one number per item to total a side, so the board uses the middle of each item's published range, which is also the number the WFL trade calculator works with. The calculator's way of judging is its own, too: it weighs what the taker receives against what the taker surrenders. Receiving within a tenth more than you give is Fair; receiving up to a quarter more is a Win; beyond a quarter, a Big Win; and the mirror image on the downside reads Lose or Big Lose. On a listing the seat is the taker's, surrender against receipt. On an offer, the seat flips to the owner and the offer is weighed against the ask.

Beequips bend the usual rules, so they get their own warning. A beequip's worth is decided by its stat roll, which means there is no single price for the piece; the picker lists every priced stat build as a separate entry, and an honest ad names the exact build on offer rather than the bare piece. Nothing unpriced sneaks in, either: every entry here carries a published figure, while three beequip builds whose published range is 0 to 0, and one sticker the values list marks TBD, are simply absent rather than given an invented number. Alongside the values, the picker and the ads print a demand score on this game's own 0 to 5 scale. Pay it some attention, since a correctly priced item with no buyers can sit for a long while; the verdict itself is a value judgement only, and demand is left to yours.

The board's rules

Advertise items you actually own, price them from the catalog on this page, and for beequips name the exact stat build, because a build is what a buyer is really paying for. Robux, real money and accounts are excluded as trade goods; Roblox forbids trading them too, so ads offering them are removed. Trust trades are excluded for the same practical reason: a swap where one player hands items over first and trusts the balance to follow asks to be robbed, and the game's trading was built to settle both sides together. Links have no place in ad notes or offers, and material that is really advertising for another site or server gets cleared away during moderation rounds.

Reports are how the board polices itself between rounds. Press the report button on an ad or offer and it enters the moderation queue, read by the team on the same rounds that already watch the suggestion board and the community spaces. Posters whose listings keep breaking the rules are banned from posting, as are posters whose scam reports check out, and either way the banned name's live ads come off the board at the same time. A softer precaution covers one case: where our community watch has seen a username mentioned around a scam report, that name's first ad may be held for a moderator to look over before it appears; the hold is a review, not a conviction. Chat is governed by the same code: links never appear in a message, and every conversation carries its own report button.

Bee Swarm trading questions

Do I need an account to browse the trade ads?

None at all. Anyone can wander the board, filter the listings and study the verdict on any ad. The ownership proof only comes up when you want your own name on an ad, or an offer of yours attached to somebody else's, because then the name has to be provably yours.

Why are there no bees on this board?

Because in this game bees simply do not change hands, and neither do eggs. The tradeable economy is items: stickers, beequips in their many stat builds, Cub Buddy skins, hive skins and vouchers, and the board lists exactly those.

Does eggvalues hold items or money during a trade?

It holds nothing and handles nothing. The board's job ends at introducing the two players and pricing the deal on paper; the items themselves travel directly between you inside Bee Swarm Simulator, in the Hive Hub or by trade request.

Why do posters verify with a phrase in their Roblox About section?

That phrase can only get into your profile if you put it there, because a profile answers to its owner alone. Finding it there tells the board the name on an ad belongs to the person posting it, which is what shuts down impersonators advertising under a respected trader's name. As a bonus, the proof never involves your password, which we never ask for, see or store.

How long does an ad stay on the board?

A week of board time, counted from when it posts. Then it falls away by itself. If the items are still spare after that, list them again; a fresh ad tells visitors the deal is still genuinely on the table.

What do the values and the verdict on an ad mean?

The totals are the mid points of the published Star Sign ranges from this site's values page, added across each side. The verdict uses the same rule as the Bee Swarm WFL calculator: a gap of up to 10 percent of what the taker hands over is Fair, up to 25 percent is a Win or a Lose, and beyond that a Big Win or Big Lose. It is written for the player taking the ad, so a Win means the taker receives more value than they hand over.

Can I message the poster of an ad on this site?

Yes, that is what the Chat with poster button is for. It opens a conversation with the ad's owner on this page, between two names that have both been verified, with a safety strip pinned above the thread and links blocked from messages altogether. The chat winds up when the ad leaves the board, and the swap itself still happens in game; the chat is for agreeing the trade, never for handing anything over.

What happens when I report an ad or an offer?

Your report takes its place in the moderation queue with the reason you gave attached to it. When the team's rounds come to it, the listing is read against the board rules and the poster's record. Rule-breaking ads are taken down, and a poster who keeps breaking them is banned from posting, with their live ads removed at the same time.