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Roblox Price Guide: Robux Cost per Dollar

Robux is available in quite a few different increments.

Daniel Trock

Published: May 18, 2022 02:23 pm

Premium currencies are kind of a necessary evil of free-to-play online games. Booting the game up may be free, but the company has to make its money back somewhere. For Roblox, the premium currency is Robux, and it’s available in quite a few different increments.

Roblox Price Guide: Robux Cost per Dollar

A single Robux unit (not that you’d ever get them individually) is worth approximately $0.0125 USD. That becomes a much more easily-digestible number when added up into larger increments, which is why Robux is typically sold in large bundles ranging from 400 to 10,000.

There are lots of ways to get your hands on some Robux. You can buy it digitally directly from the Roblox website, redeem physical or digital Robux gift cards from most major retailers, or receive a passive Robux allowance if you have a Roblox Premium subscription. Having a Roblox Premium subscription also boosts any Robux you buy through the Roblox website by 10%.

Here’s a list of Robux bundles available for purchase through the Roblox website and their USD equivalents:

$4.99 = 400 Robux
$9.99 = 800 Robux
$19.99 = 1,700 Robux
$49.99 = 4,500 Robux
$99.99 = 10,000 Robux

Meanwhile, here’s a list of bundles you can get through the purchase of physical or digital gift cards:

$10.00 = 800 Robux
$15.00 = 1200 Robux
$20.00 = 1600 Robux
$25.00 = 2,000 Robux
$30.00 = 2,400 Robux
$40.00 = 3,200 Robux
$50.00 = 4,500 Robux
$75.00 = 6,000 Robux
$100.00 = 10,000 Robux
$150.00 = 12,000 Robux
$200.00 = 16,000 Robux

Additionally, the amount of Robux you receive from a Roblox Premium subscription can fall into one of three monthly allocations:

$4.99/mo = 450 Robux
$9.99/mo = 1,000 Robux
$19.99/mo = 2,200 Robux

Most Robux purchases are final, though Roblox does have a very specific refund policy in place. In the event, you purchase an item with Robux, but the item is removed from the game by the moderators, you’ll receive a message offering you your Robux back.

Author

Daniel Trock

Since the first time he picked up a controller as a child, Daniel has been a dyed-in-the-wool gaming fanatic, with a Steam library numbering over 600 games. His favorite pastime, aside from playing games, is doing deep dives on game wikis to learn more about their lore and characters.