Instantly apply the 30% marketplace cut — see what you keep, what to charge for a net goal, and limited flip break-even.
You receive
700 R$
Platform keeps 300 R$
List at least
1,429 R$
Break-even list price
1,429 R$
Profit if sold at list above
-300 R$
When you sell a limited, clothing item, or many creator products, Roblox keeps about 30% and you receive 70% (often floored). Direct item-for-item trades usually avoid this fee, but cashing out through DevEx still starts from earned Robux after fees.
When you sell many items on the Avatar Marketplace or Creator Store, Roblox keeps about 30% and you receive about 70% (often floored). Direct item-for-item trades usually skip this fee.
Divide your desired net by 0.7 (then round as Roblox floors). Example: to keep 700 Robux you generally need to list near 1,000 Robux before the cut.
DevEx converts earned Robux to USD at a separate rate. Marketplace tax already reduced what you earned from sales; DevEx then converts remaining earned Robux. Use this tax tool first, then the DevEx calculator.
If you buy a limited for X Robux, you need a list price high enough that 70% of the sale covers X (plus any premium you want). This calculator shows that break-even list price.
Group revenue splits and payouts have their own rules. For crew splits, also see the group payout calculator — do not assume marketplace 30% math applies unchanged.
Yes. Roblox can update marketplace cuts and rounding. Treat 30%/70% as the common default and verify against current Creator documentation for large sales.
