Fortnite Account Value Calculator
Use this Fortnite account worth calculator to see what your locker cost: enter how many skins, pickaxes, gliders, emotes and wraps you own, the passes you bought and your rarest items. You get the value in V-Bucks and dollars and a collector score for how rare the account is.
Outfits (skins)
Other Item Shop cosmetics
Count only items you bought or got in the Item Shop. Battle Pass rewards are covered by the passes below.
Passes, Crew & V-Bucks
Your rarest items (optional)
Add the skins, pickaxes or emotes you think are rarest. They raise your collector score. They are already counted in your totals above.
Where the value comes from
This is what your locker would cost in the Item Shop, not a resale price. Buying or selling Fortnite accounts is against Epic's Terms of Service.
What "account value" means here
When people ask how much their Fortnite account is worth, they usually mean one of two things: how much money went into it, or how much someone would pay for it. This Fortnite account value calculator answers the first, more useful question: what would everything in your locker cost to buy in the Item Shop today?
That number is stable, it can be checked, and it doesn't depend on anyone breaking the rules. Buying, selling or trading accounts is against Epic's Terms of Service, and Epic disables accounts that change hands, so a "resale price" isn't something we estimate.
How the account worth calculator works
The calculator adds up four things:
- Item Shop outfits at their typical price: 800 V-Bucks for Uncommon, 1,200 for Rare, 1,500 for Epic, 2,000 for Legendary and 1,500 for most Icon Series and collaboration skins. If you don't know the rarities, an average of 1,300 V-Bucks per outfit is a fair middle.
- Other cosmetics such as pickaxes, gliders, emotes, wraps and kicks, at the average price you set for each.
- Passes at the price you paid: 950 V-Bucks for most Battle Passes so far, 800 since March 2026, plus any OG, Music or LEGO passes.
- Unspent V-Bucks, because they are part of what the account holds.
Account value = Item Shop outfits + other cosmetics + passes + unspent V-Bucks
Battle Pass skins aren't priced on their own, since they can't be bought. The pass that unlocked them is counted instead, and they still raise your collector score.
Turning V-Bucks into dollars
V-Bucks get cheaper per coin the bigger the pack you buy, so the dollar value is a range. The low end uses the best rate ($7.20 per 1,000 V-Bucks) and the high end uses the smallest pack ($11.24 per 1,000). Fortnite Crew months are added in dollars, because that's how they are paid for.
Since 19 March 2026, $8.99 buys 800 V-Bucks instead of 1,000. Item Shop prices in V-Bucks stayed the same, so the same locker is now worth about 25% more in dollars at that pack size. See the V-Bucks calculator for every pack.
Worked example
A player who started in 2020 owns 40 outfits. Twelve came from Battle Passes and events, so 28 were bought in the Item Shop. At an average of 1,300 V-Bucks that is 36,400 V-Bucks. They also own 10 pickaxes (8,000 V-Bucks at 800 each) and 15 emotes (7,500 at 500 each), and bought 4 Battle Passes (3,800 V-Bucks).
The total is 55,700 V-Bucks. In dollars that is about $401 at the best pack rate and about $626 at the 800-pack rate, which puts the account in the Dedicated collector range.
The collector score
Two accounts with the same V-Bucks value can be very different. One might be full of skins that return to the shop every month; the other might hold items nobody can buy anymore. The collector score, from 0 to 100, measures that rarity:
| Item | What raises its score |
|---|---|
| Item Shop items | Years since it was last in the shop, few total appearances, released in Chapter 1 or 2 |
| Battle Pass items | Can't be bought again; older seasons score higher |
| Promotional and event items | Only given out once or through a partner; early ones score highest |
| Your account | The year you started playing, your rarest item, and each extra item scoring 60 or more |
Scores of 80 and above are extremely rare. You can see how each skin scores on the rarest Fortnite skins page, and the full method on the about page.
Tips for an accurate value
- Count from your Locker. Each tab in the Locker shows how many items you own. Use the Outfit, Harvesting Tool, Glider and Emote tabs.
- Price your items one by one. For an exact figure, list every item in the locker value calculator. It looks up each item's real price and rarity.
- Check what you actually spent. The value of a locker and the money you paid are not the same. The spending calculator adds up real-money purchases.