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Charge Robux for Roblox Experience Access

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Answer

Use Roblox's paid-access controls only for a public, playable experience that meets Roblox's eligibility and policy requirements. Players who buy access keep it even if you later change the price or disable paid access.

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  1. Check paid-access eligibility
  2. Choose the right experience
  3. Open Access Settings
  4. Set the Robux requirement
  5. Choose supported devices
  6. Save and test the published experience
  7. If it still does not work

Check paid-access eligibility

Confirm the creator account has a verified email address and is at least 30 days old before setting a price.

Choose the right experience

Open Creations in Creator Hub and select the public experience you intend to charge for.

Open Access Settings

Select Audience, then Access Settings for that experience.

Set the Robux requirement

Under Payment, select Requires Robux and enter a price within Roblox's current allowed range.

Choose supported devices

Under Devices, select the platforms on which you intend to offer paid access.

Save and test the published experience

Select Save Changes, then test that the experience is playable and clearly described before directing players to buy access.

Open Roblox paid-access guidance

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If it does not work

  • Do not enable paid access for a private-server experience or an experience that is not playable. Roblox lists both as policy limits.
  • Paid-access purchases are not refundable through this feature. If a large number of users report the experience as broken, Roblox can quarantine it and refund escrowed earnings.
  • Before publishing, tell players that the experience requires a one-time Robux purchase and whether it is a beta. Roblox says players retain access after a paid-access purchase even if the price later changes.
  • Test with the intended devices and review private-server settings before enabling the price. Roblox says paid-access experiences must be public, playable, and cannot offer private servers.
  • Do not use paid access to sell a copied place or to promise refunds outside Roblox's policy. Check the Creator Hub policy section again if the experience's access model changes.
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