PARTNER PROGRAMME

Partner with Bloxstack

A partnership is a working arrangement with a group outside Bloxstack: a community we co-run events with, an outlet that gets the read before we ship, a tool we integrate with. There are three rungs and no price on any of them. You can buy placement here: flat daily rates, labelled sponsored, over on the ads manager. But placement and partnership are different systems, and one cannot turn into the other.

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What it is

Define it before we sell it

A partnership is a standing arrangement with a group we work with, written down and credited in public. Not a logo swap, and not a discount code.

Concretely, that means different things per group. With a community it is something we co-run: a build jam we help judge, with the winners’ briefs posted here afterwards, or a channel where open briefs land the day they go up. With a media outlet it is a briefing: you get told what is shipping before it ships, and you get a named person who will answer a question and tell you when a claim is shaky. With a tooling project it is an integration that exists in both products and that both sides keep running.

The test we apply is simple. If the arrangement can be described in one sentence that names a thing we both do, it is a partnership. If the only sentence available is “they support us”, it is not one yet, and the entry stays a draft until it is.

The ladder

Three rungs and a default

The rungs are named after Roblox Studio part materials, in the order the engine shipped them: everything was Plastic, then Wood arrived, then Slate, and Neon turned up years later and was impossible to miss. A builder reads a Material dropdown; everyone else reads wood, then stone, then the one that glows.

Partner tiers are named for Roblox Studio part materials. Bloxstack is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Roblox Corporation.

  1. Plastic

    The engine default. Not a rung, just what you are before any of this.

    How you get here

    You are already here, along with most of the groups we like a great deal.

    What it gets

    Nothing is withheld from Plastic. No post ranks lower, nothing costs more, no feature waits behind a partnership. The ladder adds credit and contact. It never takes product away.

  2. Wood

    We know each other, and there is something to show for it.

    How you get here

    We agreed to do a thing together, and both of us did it. No fee. No queue to skip.

    What it gets

    • Your entry in the directory: who you are, and what we run together
    • A link out, and the partner mark wherever we point at you
    • A named contact, and a heads-up on where the roadmap is going

  3. Slate

    You send us people, and the people stay.

    How you get here

    Verified creators arrived through you and stuck around. Arrivals are the bar, not reach. Ten who stay beats a hundred thousand who scroll past.

    What it gets

    • Everything in Wood
    • A slot on the wall on the front page
    • $45 of placement credit a quarter: a month of a sponsored shelf row, or a fortnight atop the jobs board. Credit goes out; money never comes in
    • Named in the release posts your work is part of

  4. Neon

    We built something together, and neither of us has turned it off.

    How you get here

    An integration, a co-run board, a shared surface: something real, live in both products. Three at a time, because we maintain every one of them.

    Why only three

    Every Neon partnership is something somebody has to keep alive, and that somebody is us. A fourth would be paid for by the first three getting worse. When one winds down, the slot opens.

    What it gets

    • Everything in Slate
    • The thing we built together, kept live and supported
    • Top of the wall
    • Named wherever the integration appears
    • A direct line to whoever maintains it

The wall sorts by rung, then by how long the partnership has run. Nothing about traffic, spend or recency touches that order.

Founding

Founding partner

A separate honorific, not a fourth rung. It rides alongside whichever material a partner stands on, and it means one thing: here before the wall had anyone on it.

It is granted once, to the first cohort, and never granted again. You cannot earn it later and there is no path to it, which is the entire point: it is a date, not an achievement. If you are reading this after the cohort closed, the ladder is still open to you and the honorific is not. We would rather tell you that than quietly hand it out for another year.

The promise

You can’t buy a rung

This is the promise the whole page rests on, so here is the mechanism rather than the pledge.

There is no price column on a partner. Nothing sorts by spend. There is no code path from the ads system into the partner system. The two share no table, no id, and no read, so “we would never do that” is not the safeguard; the absence of a way to do it is. The wall orders by rung and then by tenure. We do count impressions and clicks per partner per day, but those numbers are reporting only: they do not rank the wall, do not gate a rung, and do not move money. A partner who gets no clicks keeps their rung, because the rung is about the relationship.

Approval does not publish anything either. Approving an application mints a draft, and a draft is invisible until a person writes the two required sentences and places it by hand: what the group is, and what we actually do together. A partner with nothing to say about the relationship stays a draft. That is slower than a logo upload, and it is the only reason the wall is worth reading.

Placement is genuinely for sale, and it is a different thing entirely: flat daily rates, prepaid credits, its own labelled shelf beside the organic ranking, never inside it. Buy every slot on the site and you still will not appear on this page.

That’s the ads manager →

The kinds

Five kinds of partner

Five kinds are defined. Three of them are likely to hold anyone this year. An empty kind does not render anywhere on the site, so nothing here is a gap waiting to be noticed.

  • Community

    A Discord server or forum where Roblox developers already gather. We are not asking you to move your people anywhere. Work done elsewhere accumulates here; here does not replace there. What we run together is co-owned: a build jam we help judge with the winners’ briefs posted afterwards, an AMA where the answers are on the record, a channel where open briefs land the day they go up.

    You’d be a fit if your members already ask each other "who can I hire for this", and you are tired of being the answer.

  • Media

    An account or outlet covering Roblox for a developer audience. You get told what is shipping before it ships, a named person to check a claim against, and someone who will say "that number is soft" rather than let you print it. What we ask back is that you cover us the way you would cover anything else, including the parts that go wrong. We do not pay for coverage; paid coverage is an ad, and ads are labelled and live elsewhere.

    You’d be a fit if you would write about this without being asked, and would say so plainly if we shipped something bad.

  • Creator

    A channel that teaches or documents Roblox development on video. We will set you up with a real account, early access to whatever is half-built, and credit in the release post your work is part of. What we will not do is buy a script or approve one.

    You’d be a fit if your audience actually builds things, and the question under your comments is where to find someone to do the part they cannot.

  • Studio

    A Roblox group that ships experiences and hires people to do it. The partnership is that you hire here, in public: briefs posted, applications ranked, terms co-signed in writing, delivery on the record. That is a real ask: your hiring becomes visible. It is worth it because the record it leaves is portable and works on the next hire.

    You’d be a fit if you are already outsourcing work over DMs and would rather have something to point at when it goes sideways.

  • Tooling

    A plugin, library, or service Roblox developers run inside Studio. This is the kind that can end up on Neon, because it is the kind where there is something to build: a place in your tool where "find someone to do this" is the missing verb, or a check your users want that our verified identity can answer. We would build it with you and we would both keep it running, which is why there can only be three.

    You’d be a fit if you already have users, and you can name the screen in your product where the integration would live.

What we ask

The other half of it

A partnership costs you something, so here it is up front.

Keep the entry true.
If you rebrand, move, or fold, tell us. We would rather edit the wall than have it quietly go stale.
One person who answers.
Not a role account. A partnership with a group that has nobody to talk to is a logo, and we do not do logos.
Do not oversell us.
Bloxstack is small. The creator count on the front page is live and unrounded. Anything you say about our scale should survive someone checking, because the audience you would be saying it to is exactly the audience that checks.
Our rules apply on our surfaces.
Most of the site is open to anyone: the wall, profiles, the boards. The private side is not. Messages, hiring, and the deals that carry payment are for age-verified adults, and we act on reports. A partnership is not an exemption from moderation, and moderation decisions are not negotiated at the partner level.
No hidden exchange.
If you are also running ads with us, that is fine and it stays labelled. What does not happen is a placement quietly bought with a mention, in either direction.
The honest part:
in the first year the traffic we send you will probably be small. We count impressions and clicks per day and we will show you your real numbers, including when they are disappointing. If the arrangement only makes sense at volume we do not have yet, wait and apply later. That beats a wall entry nobody is proud of.

The wall

On the wall now

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One form, read by a person. You don’t need an account, and having one doesn’t help your odds.

The group's name, the way you'd want it written on the wall.

A server or forum where Roblox developers already gather.

Pick the closest one. If it's wrong we'll re-file it, not reject it.

Whatever you actually check. If this goes further, it starts here.

Your server, channel, group or site. It's the first thing a reviewer opens, so if you only fill one optional field, make it this one.

Rough is fine. We read it as your description, not as a verified figure, so don't round it up for us.

The proposal, not the compliment. One specific thing we'd do together beats three paragraphs about why you like the site.