Source handling
LootKit uses available in-game references, wiki pages, manual checks, community reports, and update notes. Pages distinguish cross-checked data from community-reported or lower-confidence entries.
Editorial
LootKit's editorial policy explains how unofficial Roblox tool pages are researched, labeled, corrected, and separated from real-money trading claims.
LootKit uses available in-game references, wiki pages, manual checks, community reports, and update notes. Pages distinguish cross-checked data from community-reported or lower-confidence entries.
Confidence labels are meant to prevent overclaiming. A cross-checked row is stronger than a community-reported row, and unknown or needs-update labels should be treated as temporary references.
Corrections are reviewed against the affected page, item, source note, and update history. When a correction changes the meaning of a page, LootKit updates the visible date or update notes.
LootKit does not publish official Roblox prices, real-money trading advice, account trading help, free Robux claims, or third-party marketplace recommendations.