Find your way around Bloxstack

Bloxstack is a place to run a Roblox studio and take part in the community around Roblox games. Players can discover games and join playtests. Creators can show their work, find collaborators, sell assets, and manage projects together.

Run a team

A Bloxstack Studio gives your team a public identity and a private workspace. Keep tasks, file revisions, linked games, and ownership records with the people working on them. You build the game in Roblox Studio; you manage the team and its work in Bloxstack.

Start with setting up a Studio, then invite your team. A free Studio includes the task board. The paid Studio plan raises team limits and adds benefits explained in memberships.

Find something to play

Browse Games for experiences to try. A game opens in Roblox when you play it. Playtests let you help creators test a game, either through open feedback or a signup with limited spots. The games guide explains the difference.

Make and share work

Set up a creator profile with examples of what you made and your role in each project. From there, you can:

• Find work or hire someone, then track an agreed project in a deal.
• Get assets or sell your own, with a license and delivery method for each listing.
• Explore Ventures for funding, a stake in a project, or a game acquisition.

These activities can connect to a Studio, but you can also use Bloxstack as an individual.

Pay and get paid

Eligible members can use a USD balance at supported Bloxstack checkouts. Deposits, promotional rewards, and earnings appear together, but only earnings can be withdrawn. Read how your balance works before setting it up.

For discussions and feedback, use the forum. For a problem with your account or a transaction, contact support with the relevant page or receipt.

Common questions

What does Bloxstack cost to join?

Joining is free, and so is posting a job, applying to one, and running a deal to completion. Bloxstack takes no cut of anything the two of you arrange directly: the agreed amount is the amount. Only money handled on Bloxstack carries the platform fee, and it is shown before you confirm. See what Bloxstack charges.

How do I create an account?

Choose Sign in with Roblox and approve the connection on Roblox. Your profile starts with your Roblox username, display name, and avatar. There is no Bloxstack password and no signup form.

What does Roblox share when I sign in?

Your username, display name, and avatar. You enter your Roblox password only on Roblox. Connecting a game for the owner tools is a separate step with its own permissions.

Can I hire and take commissions on the same account?

Yes. One account can post jobs, apply for work, sell assets, run a studio, and join playtests. Your profile and work history stay together.

How do I set up my creator profile?

Add your roles, headline, rates, and portfolio projects. For each project, say what you built and show the result. Link your socials, and turn on Open to work when you are taking commissions. Read building your profile.

What makes a useful portfolio piece?

The finished work, plus your contribution named: the combat system, the map, the UI, the animation. Add screenshots or a short demo, and link the Roblox game where there is one.

What is Open to work?

A switch on your profile that says you are accepting commissions. Add your roles and rates with it, so people browsing talent can see what you offer.

How do I find my first job?

Filter the board by your craft and budget, then send short, specific applications that reference the poster's game. Small fixed-price jobs are the fastest way to build a reputation.

How do applications work?

Each one carries your pitch, your rate, and an optional attachment. Posters see your level and portfolio beside it. You can withdraw an application any time before it is accepted. Read finding work.