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Robux Tax Calculator (30% Fee)

Work out the Roblox 30% fee both ways: what you keep from a price, or the price to set so you receive an exact number of Robux.

What do you want to know?
The price in the first mode, the Robux you want to keep in the second
Only used when "Custom share" is selected

Roblox does not charge a government-style tax, but it keeps a cut of every Robux sale, and players call that cut the Robux tax. For passes and developer products sold in an experience the cut is 30%, so you keep 70%. This calculator works in both directions: what you keep from a price, or the price to set so a donation pass, a friend's purchase or a trade ends with an exact amount in your account.

How to use this tool

  1. Choose the direction: from a price to what you keep, or from what you want to keep to the price.
  2. Enter the Robux amount.
  3. Pick what is being sold, because the share differs for passes, avatar items and Limited resales.
  4. Read the result and the quick-reference table.

Formula

Keep = floor(price × share) · Price = smallest whole number with floor(price × share) ≥ target

The share is 70% for passes and developer products, 30% for avatar items sold in the Marketplace at the price floor, and 50% for the reseller of a community-created Limited. With a 70% share the price is about target ÷ 0.7, rounded up.

Example

To receive exactly 1,000 Robux from a pass, divide by 0.7: 1,000 ÷ 0.7 = 1,428.57, so set the price to 1,429 Robux. Roblox keeps 429, and floor(1,429 × 0.7) = floor(1,000.3) = 1,000 lands in your account. The other way round, a 1,000 Robux price keeps 700.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make someone receive exactly X Robux?

Set the pass price to X ÷ 0.7, rounded up. For 500 Robux that is 715, which pays 500.5 rounded down to 500. A price of 714 would only pay 499.

Do avatar items have a different fee?

Yes. A creator selling an avatar item in the Marketplace gets 30% at the price floor, rising in steps to 70% when the price is six or more times the floor. Bought inside an experience, the creator gets 30% and the experience owner 40%.

What does a Limited reseller get?

Reselling a community-created Limited pays the reseller 50%. The original creator and the selling affiliate get 10% each and Roblox keeps 30%.

Why is it called a tax?

Buyers always pay more than the seller receives, so players describe the difference as a tax. It is really Roblox's marketplace fee.

Sources

Last updated: 2026

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