The Blox Fruit Dealer is the First Sea NPC in Blox Fruits who sells fruit powers for Beli, the in-game money shown with a $ sign. He stands on Pirate Starter island. His stock rotates on a timer shown at the top of his shop, so the fruits and prices below are one dated snapshot, not a fixed list.
Quick answer: Go to Pirate Starter island and find the stall labelled “Blox Fruit Dealer” beside the Sword Dealer. Click the NPC, then choose “Purchase” to open the stock list.
Blox Fruit Dealer location on Pirate Starter
Pirate Starter is the island where Pirates spawn. When you respawn there, the HUD shows “<Pirate Starter>”. If you need to jump in first, launch Blox Fruits on Roblox. The dealer is a short walk from where we respawned, and his stall sits a few steps from the Sword Dealer’s (our Blox Fruits beginner guide covers that one). These landmarks help you find him:
- A large timber-framed house with an orange roof and a dark blue awning, with a wooden stall set against it.
- Two stalls a few steps apart, each with a green “$ SHOP” sign. One belongs to the Sword Dealer.
- The label under his sign reads “Blox Fruit Dealer”.
- The NPC stands inside a glowing green ring on the ground.
How to open the Blox Fruit Dealer stock list
The second dialogue box spells out what you are paying for. Read it before you spend anything:
“Buying here will grant you the powers a fruit beholds, not a physical fruit. Buying a new fruit will directly replace your existing one. Purchasing a fruit with Robux will allow you to swap for it here at any time.”
A purchase replaces the fruit you already have. The shop footer says the same thing: “Purchased fruits will directly replace your current fruit.”
Blox Fruit Dealer stock and Beli prices (2 Nov 2026 rotation)
The prices below are a snapshot of a single rotation, taken on 2 November 2026 at about 16:02 IST in a First Sea server. Eight fruits were in stock, each with a green Beli price on its card. The stock rotates, so check the panel yourself before you farm Beli for a fruit on this list.
| Fruit | Beli price |
|---|---|
 Rocket | $5,000 |
 Spin | $7,500 |
 Blade | $30,000 |
 Flame | $250,000 |
 Dark | $500,000 |
 Eagle | $550,000 |
 Ghost | $940,000 |
 Magma | $960,000 |
Rocket was the cheapest fruit in that rotation at $5,000. Our Level 5 character had $636, so nothing in stock was affordable and we bought nothing.
In the same rotation, 33 fruits carried a red “(OUT OF STOCK)” stamp. In list order, they were Spring, Bomb, Smoke, Spike, Ice, Sand, Diamond, Light, Rubber, Quake, Buddha, Love, Creation, Spider, Sound, Phoenix, Portal, Lightning, Pain, Blizzard, Gravity, T-Rex, Mammoth, Dough, Shadow, Gas, Spirit, Yeti, Tiger, Magnet, Kitsune, Control and Dragon.
Venom’s card shows neither a price nor an out-of-stock stamp. It reads “(IN-PROGRESS)” instead.
Blox Fruit Dealer restock timer
The top of the stock list shows a live countdown to the next stock change. At about 16:02:33 IST on 2 November, it read “New fruits in 01:27:24”. That put the next restock at roughly 17:30 IST that day. This is one timer reading, so we can’t tell you how long every rotation lasts.
The countdown on the panel is the reliable way to check timing. Open the shop again whenever you want to see how long is left before the stock changes.
Every fruit the Blox Fruit Dealer lists
The shop shows all 42 fruits, whether they are in stock or not. Out-of-stock fruits stay on the list with a stamp, so the 42 cards are the dealer’s whole range as his shop showed it to us. Each card shows the fruit’s name and either a green price, a red “(OUT OF STOCK)” stamp or, on Venom, “(IN-PROGRESS)”. Down the side of each card is a column of move keys (Z, X, C, V, F), and each key has a star and a number next to it. Rocket’s card, for example, shows Z 1, X 20, C 50 and F 75. We did not test what those numbers mean.
The cards don’t use rarity words. They are grouped by frame colour instead: grey from Rocket to Spike, blue from Flame to Diamond, purple from Light to Blizzard, red from Gravity to Kitsune, and gold with animated backgrounds for Control and Dragon. Here is the whole list in the panel’s order, with what each card showed at 16:02 IST on 2 November 2026:
| # | Fruit | Card frame | 2 Nov 2026, 16:02 IST |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rocket | Grey | $5,000 |
| 2 | Spin | Grey | $7,500 |
| 3 | Blade | Grey | $30,000 |
| 4 |  Spring | Grey | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 5 |  Bomb | Grey | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 6 |  Smoke | Grey | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 7 |  Spike | Grey | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 8 | Flame | Blue | $250,000 |
| 9 |  Ice | Blue | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 10 |  Sand | Blue | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 11 | Dark | Blue | $500,000 |
| 12 | Eagle | Blue | $550,000 |
| 13 |  Diamond | Blue | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 14 |  Light | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 15 |  Rubber | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 16 | Ghost | Purple | $940,000 |
| 17 | Magma | Purple | $960,000 |
| 18 |  Quake | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 19 |  Buddha | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 20 |  Love | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 21 |  Creation | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 22 |  Spider | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 23 |  Sound | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 24 |  Phoenix | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 25 |  Portal | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 26 |  Lightning | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 27 |  Pain | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 28 |  Blizzard | Purple | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 29 |  Gravity | Red | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 30 |  T-Rex | Red | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 31 |  Mammoth | Red | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 32 |  Dough | Red | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 33 |  Shadow | Red | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 34 |  Venom | Red | (IN-PROGRESS) |
| 35 |  Gas | Red | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 36 |  Spirit | Red | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 37 |  Yeti | Red | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 38 |  Tiger | Red | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 39 |  Magnet | Red | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 40 |  Kitsune | Red | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 41 |  Control | Gold (animated) | (OUT OF STOCK) |
| 42 |  Dragon | Gold (animated) | (OUT OF STOCK) |
To see what is for sale right now, scroll the list and look for green prices. Any card without a price is stamped “(OUT OF STOCK)”, apart from Venom.
What we did not test at the Blox Fruit Dealer
- Buying a fruit. We had $636 and the cheapest fruit in stock cost $5,000, so nothing was bought and no fruit’s powers were tried.
- Robux prices. This panel showed none, so we don’t list any.
- What clicking a fruit card does, what the star numbers next to each move key mean, and what Venom’s “(IN-PROGRESS)” stamp means.
- Whether every server has the same stock, and how long a rotation lasts beyond the one timer reading above.
We will add the next rotation to this page when we open the shop again.
Blox Fruit Dealer FAQ
Where is the Blox Fruit Dealer in the First Sea?
On Pirate Starter island, at a wooden stall against the timber-framed house with the orange roof, a few steps from the Sword Dealer. Look for the green “$ SHOP” sign with “Blox Fruit Dealer” under it.
When does the Blox Fruit Dealer restock?
The shop counts down to the next change at the top of the list. At 16:02 IST on 2 November 2026 it read “New fruits in 01:27:24”, so that rotation was due to change at about 17:30 IST. Open the shop to see the time left in your server.
Can I buy a fruit from the dealer at a low level?
Only if you have the Beli. The cheapest fruit in the rotation we saw was Rocket at $5,000, and our Level 5 character had $636.
Does buying a fruit replace the one I have?
Yes. Both the dealer’s dialogue and the shop footer say a purchased fruit directly replaces your current fruit.
Why does Venom say IN-PROGRESS?
The card reads “(IN-PROGRESS)” where other fruits show a price or “(OUT OF STOCK)”. The game did not explain it, and we have not seen it change yet.
