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Studio & DevVerified 2026-10-26 • 7 min read

What percentage cut does Roblox take from creator sales?

Understand the Roblox platform fee breakdown. How the 30% marketplace cut works for Gamepasses, clothing, and the revenue share formula for developers.

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What percentage cut does Roblox take from creator sales? For transactions involving standard developer items or avatar marketplace clothing sales, Roblox retains a standard 30% marketplace cut, passing the remaining 70% of the Robux revenue directly onto the seller.

What percentage cut does Roblox take from creator sales? — Technical Specs & Telemetry
Telemetry MetricVerified Value
Standard Platform Cut30% retained by Roblox Corporation
Developer / Creator Share70% credited directly to Developer or Group Treasury
Applicable AssetsIn-Game Gamepasses, Developer Products, Classic 2D Clothing
Affiliate In-Game Marketplace Split40% Creator / 30% Game Host Seller / 30% Roblox
Industry ComparisonIdentical to Apple App Store (30%), Steam (30%), and Google Play (15–30%)

The Standard 30% Marketplace Cut Explained

When creators monetize content on Roblox—whether selling a 100 Robux Gamepass or a 5 Robux custom shirt—Roblox Corporation automatically deducts a 30% platform fee at the moment of checkout.

The remaining 70% of the Robux gross transaction value is credited directly to the developer's account (or group treasury) after passing through the standard anti-fraud escrow holding period.

Example Math: If you sell a VIP Gamepass for 1,000 Robux: Roblox retains 300 Robux (30%), and you receive 700 Robux (70%).

Revenue Share Breakdown Across Asset Types

Revenue splits vary slightly depending on whether an item is sold directly on the web marketplace or inside an individual game experience:

Transaction TypeRoblox Platform CutCreator ShareIn-Game Seller Share
Gamepasses & Dev Products30%70%N/A (Creator is the Host)
Classic 2D Clothing (Web)30%70%N/A
3D UGC Item (Avatar Marketplace)70% (Covers 3D Hosting/Review)30%N/A
3D UGC Item (Sold Inside Your Game)30%30% (Asset Creator)40% (Game Developer Affiliate)

Affiliate Revenue Sharing: Selling UGC Inside Your Game

A powerful monetization feature for game creators is the in-game marketplace affiliate program.

If a player purchases another artist's 3D UGC hat or jacket inside YOUR game using a custom in-game catalog shop, Roblox awards YOU a 40% affiliate commission, the original 3D modeler receives 30%, and Roblox retains 30%. Many fashion and mall games generate massive revenue purely as virtual affiliate retailers.

Why Does Roblox Take 30%? Infrastructure & Hosting Economics

While a 30% platform fee sounds substantial, it compares very favorably to traditional game development economics.

Unlike developing a game on Steam or mobile where you must pay thousands of dollars monthly for multiplayer AWS game servers, database management, billing infrastructure, global CDN bandwidth, and anti-cheat licenses, Roblox provides 100% of this enterprise backend infrastructure completely free of charge. The 30% cut covers server operational overhead, payment processing fees, and moderation systems.

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