Can I sell Robux for real money?

Not directly. Roblox has no peer-to-peer cash-out, and selling Robux to another player outside the platform breaches Roblox's terms. The only official route from Robux to real currency is the Developer Exchange programme, which pays eligible creators for Earned Robux.

What is the difference between Earned Robux and purchased Robux?

Purchased Robux, and Robux obtained by trading or by reselling items you did not create, are not Earned Robux and cannot be cashed out. Earned Robux is what you receive from selling your own creations and in-experience products.

How much are 100,000 Robux worth in USD?

At the standard DevEx rate of 0.0038 USD per Earned Robux, 100,000 Earned Robux is 380 US dollars. At the higher 0.0054 rate for qualifying purchases by US players verified as 18 or over, it would be 540 dollars.

Why does the DevEx value look so much lower than what players pay for Robux?

They are different transactions. What a player pays at the Roblox store is a retail price for a consumer product, while DevEx is a creator payout for earnings. Comparing the two directly is a common source of disappointment, and neither number converts into the other.

Robux to USD Calculator — Official DevEx Rates (2026)

Earned Robux is not the same as Robux

This is the part most "Robux to USD" pages leave out, and it decides whether the calculation applies to you at all. Roblox distinguishes between Robux you earned on the platform and Robux that merely sit in your balance:

Earned Robux comes from creating value — sales of your own in-experience items, passes, developer products, and your own Marketplace creations.
Not earned: Robux you bought yourself, and Robux obtained by trading or by reselling items you did not create. These are ineligible for the Developer Exchange programme.

So a wallet full of Robux is not the same thing as a wallet full of Earned Robux. If the balance came from purchases or trades, no exchange rate applies — the conversion is simply not available.

The three DevEx rates

Roblox publishes a standard rate and one conditionally higher rate, and it keeps the old rate for balances held before a specific cut-off:

Rate	Applies to	30,000 R$	100,000 R$
0.0038	Standard — all Earned Robux from 5 Sep 2025	$114	$380
0.0054	In eligible games, purchases by US players verified 18+	$162	$540
0.0035	Earned Robux held before 5 Sep 2025, 10am PT	$105	$350

The higher rate is not a loyalty bonus you can choose. It applies to specific purchases — developer products, passes, subscriptions and private servers — made by players who are in the United States and who have verified through facial age estimation or government ID that they are at least 18. Robux from those sales is paid at 0.0054; the rest of your balance is paid at 0.0038. Both appear in the same cash-out, at their own rates.

Eligibility, before the maths even matters

The Developer Exchange programme has hard requirements. You need to:

hold at least 30,000 Earned Robux in the account;
be at least 13 years old, with a Roblox-verified email address;
have a valid DevEx portal account; and
have a completed W-9 (US taxpayers) or W-8 (everyone else) tax form on file.

Below 30,000 Earned Robux, the correct answer to "how much is this worth in dollars" is: nothing yet, because it cannot be converted until the threshold is met.

Why the number looks low

A player buying Robux at the store pays a retail price. A creator cashing out Earned Robux receives a payout. These are two sides of the platform's economics, not two quotes for the same thing, and the gap between them is wide — which is why the same pile of Robux can feel so much more valuable in your head than it proves to be on the payout side.

If you are trying to work out how much of a sale you keep before it reaches DevEx, do that first: the Roblox tax calculator handles what the platform takes, by sales scenario, and then you can feed the remainder into this page.

What this calculator will not do

It will not convert purchased Robux. It has no way to tell where your balance came from, and neither does anyone else reading a number off a web page.
It will not give you an instant payout figure. Actual payments depend on the mix of rates in your balance, the tax form on file, and the payment method you choose in the portal.
It does not take a cut. We are not affiliated with Roblox and cannot process, hold or forward a payout on your behalf.

Frequently asked questions

Can I sell Robux to another player for money?

No. Roblox has no peer-to-peer cash-out, and trading Robux outside the platform breaches its terms. Anyone offering to buy your Robux for cash is either breaking the rules or trying to take the account. The Developer Exchange programme is the only official path from Robux to money.

Do I pick the 0.0054 rate, or does Roblox?

Roblox decides, per sale. The higher rate attaches to qualifying purchases made by US players who have verified they are 18 or over through facial age estimation or government ID, in eligible games. You cannot elect it for other earnings.

How much is 1 million Robux in dollars?

At the standard rate, 1,000,000 Earned Robux is $3,800. At the 0.0054 rate it would be $5,400 — but only the qualifying portion of a balance earns the higher rate.

Does the value change over time?

The rate has changed before: balances held before 5 September 2025 at 10am PT cash out at the older 0.0035 rate, and the standard rate rose to 0.0038 for Earned Robux from that point. Treat the rates on this page as current-but-not-permanent and check the official page before acting on a large number.

Sources

DevEx rates, Earned Robux definition and eligibility — Roblox: Developer Exchange Program
Commissions and revenue share before DevEx — Roblox: Marketplace fees and commissions

Rates verified against the pages above on 16 October 2026. Roblox can change exchange rates and eligibility at any time — if this page disagrees with the official documentation, the official documentation wins.