Robux Tax Calculator
Roblox keeps 30% of every marketplace sale. Pick a mode, type a number, and get the exact Robux you receive or the price you need to list.
Enter
Type the price you plan to list. We show what lands in your balance.
Result
Why your Robux never match the price tag
If you list a game pass for 1,000 Robux and someone buys it, 1,000 does not land in your account. Roblox takes 30% and you get 700. New creators get caught by this all the time, and then wonder where the rest went. This calculator shows the real number before you publish.
How to use it
Use You receive when you already have a price in mind and want to know what you will actually earn. Use Price to charge when you need a certain amount, for example 500 Robux for a commission, and want to know what to list it at. The second mode also fixes the rounding problem, so you are never one Robux short.
How the Roblox 30% fee works
On marketplace sales, Roblox keeps 30% and you keep 70%. The result is rounded down to a whole Robux, so tiny prices lose a little more than 30%. Example: a 5 Robux item pays out 3, not 3.5.
Price to charge to receive a target
If you want exactly 700 Robux after the fee, listing at 1,000 works. For other numbers divide by 0.7 and round up. The Price to charge tab does this and checks the rounding for you.
| List price | You receive | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | 70 | 30 |
| 500 | 350 | 150 |
| 1,000 | 700 | 300 |
| 5,000 | 3,500 | 1,500 |
| 10,000 | 7,000 | 3,000 |
Questions
How much tax does Roblox take?
30% of the sale price on marketplace sales such as game passes, developer products and avatar items. You keep 70%, rounded down.
How do I get an exact amount after tax?
Divide the amount you want by 0.7 and round up. For 100 Robux, list at 143.
Is the tax charged to the buyer?
No. The buyer pays the listed price. The fee is taken from the seller's share.
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Rates last checked November 2026. Estimates only; confirm current terms on Roblox.