Roblox Tax Calculator
Roblox keeps a share of every Robux sale in an experience, often called the Roblox tax. Enter how many Robux you want to receive and see the gamepass price to set, or enter a price and see about how many Robux you get after the fee.
How to use it
- Enter the Robux you want to receive to see the price you should set for your gamepass or developer product.
- Or type an item price in the second box to see about how many Robux you receive after the fee.
- Read the Robux Roblox keeps under each result. Rounded values are shown as whole Robux.
About the numbers
Per the Roblox Creator Hub (checked 15 October 2026), creators generally earn 70% of what they sell for Robux in their experience, so Roblox keeps 30%. This calculator applies that to gamepasses and developer products: price = Robux wanted / 0.7, rounded up. Avatar items sold in the Marketplace work differently, with a creator share that starts at 30% and rises with the price, so they are not covered here. Roblox does not state a rounding rule on these pages, so received amounts are shown as about, rounded down.
Rates and rules can change and may differ for some sale types, so confirm the numbers in your Creator Dashboard before pricing. This is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Roblox.
Source: Roblox Creator Hub: Monetization
Frequently asked questions
How much tax does Roblox take on gamepasses?
Per the Roblox Creator Hub, creators generally earn 70% of what they sell for Robux in their experience, so Roblox keeps about 30%. A 100 Robux gamepass pays you about 70 Robux.
How much should I price a gamepass to get 100 Robux?
Divide the Robux you want by 0.7 and round up. To receive 100 Robux set the price to 143 Robux, which pays about 100 after the 30% fee.
Is the fee the same for developer products?
The Creator Hub describes 70% for things sold for Robux in your experience, and the usual guidance is that gamepasses and developer products use the same split. Check your Creator Dashboard for exact earnings.
Is the fee the same for avatar and UGC items?
No. For avatar items sold in the Marketplace the creator share starts at 30% and rises with the price compared to the price floor, up to 70%. In-game purchases of those items pay the base 30%.
Is the Robux I receive the same as real money?
No. Earned Robux can be exchanged for money through DevEx at a separate rate. Use the DevEx calculator on this site to convert them.