Calculator guide
How to estimate a Telegram gift’s value
Start with the collection floor, the cheapest listing in the collection. Then compare a listing of the same model to see how far above or below the floor it sits.
Collection floor vs model floor
The collection floor is the lowest asking price across the whole collection. A model floor is the lowest price for one model, which matters when some models are in higher demand.
Premium = (your price − collection floor) ÷ collection floor × 100.
Example: a listing at 15 TON in a collection with a 10 TON floor is a 50% premium.
How to pick a listing to compare
Use a recent listing from the same collection, ideally the same model. Then compare backdrop, symbol, number and rarity. A similar-looking gift from another collection is a weak match.
Note where and when you saw the listing, because prices change quickly.
Check listing depth, not only the first price
A single low listing can disappear quickly or belong to a less desirable attribute combination. Look at several nearby listings, the gap between them and whether recent sales support the asking prices.
What the comparison leaves out
- Marketplace seller fees, transfer costs or withdrawal costs.
- Whether a buyer will pay the floor price.
- A separate adjustment for every backdrop, symbol or item number.
- A forecast of future TON or gift prices.
Asking price and sale price
The estimator compares asking prices. A sale can close lower when demand is thin, or higher when the attributes are scarce. Before you sell, look at current listings and work out your payout after fees.