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Calculator guide
How to estimate a Telegram gift’s reference value
A useful gift estimate starts with the closest available comparable. The broad collection floor provides a baseline, while a matching model reference can show whether that model is listed at a premium or discount.
Collection floor vs model floor
The collection floor is the lowest stored asking-price reference across the collection. A model floor narrows the comparison to gifts sharing the selected model, which can be more relevant when models have visibly different demand.
Model premium = (model reference − collection floor) ÷ collection floor × 100.
How to choose a manual comparable
Use a recently verified listing from the same collection and preferably the same model. Then compare important attributes such as backdrop, symbol, item number and rarity combination. A visually similar gift from another collection is usually a weak comparable.
Enter a manual floor only when you can verify where and when the listing was observed.
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 this estimate does not include
- Marketplace seller fees, transfer costs or withdrawal costs.
- A guarantee that a buyer exists at the displayed floor.
- A separate adjustment for every backdrop, symbol or item number.
- A prediction of future TON or collectible prices.
Reference value and sale value are different
The estimator measures the relationship between stored asking-price references. An executable sale may be lower because of limited demand, or higher when the exact attributes are scarce and buyers value them. For a selling decision, verify live comparables and then calculate the expected payout after fees.