Robux to USD Converter

Robux prices in 2026

These are the official US packs on Roblox's Buy Robux page. Roblox lists each pack at one price, but a computer, a web browser or a gift card gets you more Robux for it than the phone, tablet or console app.

Past the $20 packs, bigger packs cost less per Robux: about $1.00 per 100 in the small computer packs and $0.83 in the biggest. In the app, 100 Robux cost about $1.25 in the small packs and $0.89 in the biggest. A cheaper price per Robux only saves money if your child would have spent the extra Robux anyway.

Robux to USD: common amounts

You can only buy whole packs, so this is the cheapest way to get at least that many Robux. Sometimes a couple of packs beat one bigger pack, and you may end up with a few Robux left over.

What $10, $25 and $50 Roblox gift cards get

A Roblox gift card in dollars loads as Roblox Credit, and you turn that credit into Robux in a web browser at the computer price. That makes a gift card worth more Robux than the same money spent in the app.

Redeem cards at roblox.com/redeem in a browser. The regular mobile app and consoles can't redeem them (Samsung Galaxy phones are the one exception), and Roblox Credit can only be spent in a browser. A few cards, such as Amazon and Party Packs gift cards, load Robux instead of credit, and a card sold in Robux shows the amount on the card. Roblox does not refund gift cards.

Buying Robux vs cashing them out (DevEx)

Roblox has two very different rates, and it helps to keep them apart. One is what your family pays for Robux. The other is what Roblox pays a creator for Robux they earned by making a game or an item that people buy.

• Buying: about 0.83 to 1.25 cents per Robux, depending on the pack and where you buy (US prices).
• Cashing out: $0.0038 per earned Robux through the Developer Exchange, so the 30,000 minimum pays $114.
• Who can cash out: creators 13 or older with 30,000 earned Robux, a verified email, a DevEx portal account and a W-9 or W-8 tax form.
• What never counts: Robux bought with money or a gift card, and Robux from a monthly subscription.

That gap is worth showing your child. The cheapest way to buy 30,000 Robux on a computer is $257.96, while 30,000 earned Robux cash out for $114. Buying Robux is spending. The money goes to Roblox and doesn't come back. If your child dreams of earning on Roblox, it is a real path for a small number of creators, and a good opening to talk about how much harder money is to earn than to spend.

Is it worth it? How to talk about Robux by age

The converter's job is to turn a number in a game into a number your child already understands: their own allowance. Here is how to use it at each age.

Not sure what a weekly allowance should be in the first place? Our allowance calculator suggests an amount by age. And if your child loves Roblox, our guide to what Roblox money games actually teach kids covers trading, tycoon games and loot boxes. Fortnite player in the house? The V-Bucks to USD converter and the Minecoins to USD converter work the same way.

How to limit Robux spending

Roblox monthly spending limit

First link a parent account to your child's Roblox account (you need to be 18 or older and age-checked). Then, signed in as the parent, go to Settings, Parental controls, Spending restrictions, Monthly spending limit, enter an amount and select Update. The limit resets at the end of each calendar month. In most regions it is for children under 13, it doesn't cover gift card redemptions, and it may not apply on some consoles, so set Xbox limits on the Xbox itself. Linked parents get high-spend email alerts by default, and you can switch to an alert for every purchase.

Apple Ask to Buy (iPhone and iPad)

With Family Sharing set up, open Settings, tap Family, tap your child's name, then Apps & Websites, Restrictions, Ask to Buy, and turn on Require Purchase Approval. Each in-app purchase, Robux included, then sends you a request to approve or decline.

Google Play purchase approvals (Android)

In the Family Link app, pick your child, then Controls, Google Play, Purchases & download approvals, and choose what needs your approval (for example, in-app purchases only). It only covers purchases made through Google Play's own billing.

Each control only sees purchases made through its own store, so set the one that matches how your child actually pays.

Where these numbers come from

• Pack prices and amounts: Roblox, Buy Robux page, US prices checked September 2026. Source.
• Up to 25% more Robux on computer, web and gift cards: Roblox Help, Ways to Get Robux. Source.
• DevEx rate and requirements: Roblox Creator Hub, Developer Exchange, and Roblox Help, DevEx Overview. Source, source.
• Purchased Robux can't be cashed out: Roblox Help, Earned Robux, Earned Robux Balance and DevEx Rates. Source.
• Gift cards and Roblox Credit: Roblox Help, How to redeem and spend your Gift Card, and Managing and spending your Roblox Credit. Source, source.
• Spending limits: Roblox Help, Monthly Spending Limits. Source.
• Ask to Buy: Apple Support. Source. Purchase approvals: Google Family Link Help. Source.

Prices checked September 2026. Roblox can change prices and pack sizes at any time, and prices outside the US differ. Penny Time is not affiliated with Roblox Corporation. This page is for educational purposes only. It is not financial advice.