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Estimate the Robux you keep after a sale, or work backward from a target net amount before you set pricing.
What this tool helps you answer
A good fit when you are pricing Roblox items or checking how much a sale is really worth after the platform cut.
The calculator gives you a planning answer in whole Robux and keeps the exact math visible so the rounding never feels hidden.
Net Robux = Gross Robux x (1 - fee rate) | Gross Robux = Target net / (1 - fee rate)Next step
Estimate the Robux you keep after a sale, or work backward from a target net amount before you set pricing.
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This page combines the live tool, input guidance, worked examples, and operating limits so Roblox Tax Calculator stays useful even before users interact with the calculator.
Reviewed by Klartext Tools against the current Roblox Tax Calculator workflow on 2026-03-28.
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See how much a 100 Robux item is likely to return after the platform deduction.
Shows the estimated net creator proceeds from that list price.
Find the whole-Robux price needed to receive about 350 Robux after the fee.
Shows the theoretical gross price and the suggested whole-Robux list price.
Choose the direction first, then enter the Robux amount you already know.
Pick whether your number is the price before the deduction or the amount after the deduction.
Enter the Robux amount and optional sale count.
Keep the default platform deduction or change it for a custom planning scenario.
Review the exact estimate, rounded planning value, and total impact across all sales.
These are the two most common ways creators use the calculator.
See how much a 100 Robux item is likely to return after the platform deduction.
Sample inputs
Sample outcome: Shows the estimated net creator proceeds from that list price.
Find the whole-Robux price needed to receive about 350 Robux after the fee.
Sample inputs
Sample outcome: Shows the theoretical gross price and the suggested whole-Robux list price.
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This guide explains the practical pricing question most creators actually have: how much Robux a buyer pays, how much the creator is likely to keep, and why reverse pricing matters.
This guide focuses on the distinction creators care about most in practice: the Robux a buyer pays versus the smaller net amount the creator is actually planning around.
This guide explains the revenue chain creators usually care about: what the buyer pays, what the creator is likely to keep in Robux, and how that estimate can later map to DevEx planning.
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