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Calculate creator revenue from game pass price, expected sales, and fee assumptions before you set or change pricing.
What this tool helps you answer
Use it before launching a pass, after changing a price, or when you want to compare two pricing strategies against the same sales estimate.
The most useful comparison is usually the relationship between listed price, net per sale, and total net across realistic sales volume.
Estimated creator proceeds per sale = Listed price x (1 - fee rate)Next step
Calculate creator revenue from game pass price, expected sales, and fee assumptions before you set or change pricing.
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This page combines the live tool, input guidance, worked examples, and operating limits so Roblox Game Pass Revenue Calculator stays useful even before users interact with the calculator.
Reviewed by Klartext Tools against the current Roblox Game Pass Revenue Calculator workflow on 2026-03-28.
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Estimate per-sale and total proceeds from 120 expected sales.
Shows creator proceeds per sale, total gross, total net, and total deduction.
Use the optional target-net field when you care more about proceeds than sticker price.
Shows the listed price needed to receive about 100 Robux per sale.
Start with the game pass price you want to test, then add the expected sales count if you want a fuller projection.
Enter the listed game pass price in Robux.
Set the expected number of sales you want to model.
Keep the default platform deduction or change it for a different scenario.
Optionally enter a target net per sale to see what price would be needed to hit it.
These examples show the two most common decision paths.
Estimate per-sale and total proceeds from 120 expected sales.
Sample inputs
Sample outcome: Shows creator proceeds per sale, total gross, total net, and total deduction.
Use the optional target-net field when you care more about proceeds than sticker price.
Sample inputs
Sample outcome: Shows the listed price needed to receive about 100 Robux per sale.
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