Roblox DeveloperToolkit
Professional tools to help you manage your Roblox development workflow with precision and ease
What These Robux Tools Do
We built two calculators that help you figure out the real numbers before you make any moves on Roblox.
The Robux Tax Calculator shows you exactly how much you'll lose to fees when you're trading or selling items on the platform.
The DevEx Calculator tells you what you'll actually get paid when you cash out through the official Developer Exchange program.
Both tools are free and you don't need to log in or give us any personal info. Just enter the numbers and get your answer.
Understanding Robux Transactions and Fees
When you sell something on Roblox or trade virtual currency with other players, the platform takes a cut. It's not a scam or anything shady, it's just how the official marketplace works. Still, a lot of creators get surprised when they see how much they actually receive after fees.
Our tax calculator breaks down exactly what you'll get from any transaction before you commit to it.
How the DevEx Tool Helps Game Creators
If you earn Robux from the games you make or items you create, you're probably thinking about cashing out at some point. The DevEx program lets you convert your virtual currency into real money, but the exchange rate and requirements can be confusing.
Our DevEx calculator shows you exactly what you'll receive based on the current rates. You just enter how much Robux you have and it tells you what that means in actual dollars. This helps you plan when to cash out and set realistic expectations about your earnings from the platform.
Why You Should Use These Tools Before Trading
Before you accept any trade, you should know what the actual value is after fees. Same thing when you're pricing items in your game or deciding whether to sell a limited item.
These tools give you the real numbers so you can make smarter decisions. You're not going to get caught off guard by unexpected deductions, and you can negotiate better deals when you know exactly what you're working with.
It takes like 30 seconds to run a calculation, and it can save you from losing way more Robux than you needed to.
