Your portfolio
Your Roblox identity, with your projects, roles, rates, and work history. Show what you built and let people know when you are open for commissions.
WHAT IS BLOXSTACK?
A home for the people behind Roblox games.
Find help for your next game, build a portfolio, or bring your team together. Bloxstack connects the work you do with the people you do it with.
Free to join. Open beta. 578 creators already here.
START WHERE YOU ARE
Taking commissions
Build a portfolio, find paid work, and keep a record of what you deliver.
Building a game
Find specialists for the parts you need help with, plus assets and playtesters.
Running a studio
Keep your team, games, tasks, and ownership in one workspace.
Playing Roblox
Find games, join playtests, vote, and earn XP before you ever open Studio.
HOW IT CONNECTS
From an idea to something people can play.
01
You can build the game, but need help with one part.
Describe the UI, animation, or Luau system you need. Review an AI draft when available, set the scope and pay, then publish. The person you hire gets a clear brief.
02
Your next client needs to see what you can do.
Put your finished projects and your contribution on your portfolio. Closed deals and endorsements stay on your profile, so your next application has work behind it.
03
Your team needs to agree who gets what.
Draft the shares in Ownership and have everyone named sign. On Pro, reserve a share for a hire and link it to the job. A provisional offer becomes part of a new ownership edition after the deal closes and the required signatures are in.
04
Your game needs people to try it.
List the game, post a playtest, and let members back it with their daily votes. Claiming the game gives you owner tools to follow that support and connect it to rewards in your own game.
WHAT’S HERE
One Roblox account for all of it.
Jobs, commissions, and playtests →
Find a scripter, builder, artist, or tester. Post paid, rev-share, or unpaid work, agree the terms, and keep delivery on the same record. Playtests add session times, platforms, slots, and perks.
Studio →
A public home for your team and a workspace for the work. Link games, assign tasks, watch monitors, and keep a signed ownership record. Pro connects reserved game shares to hiring.
Games →
List any Roblox game for free, even if you did not make it. Members get three votes a day, one per game. Owners can claim their game for vote alerts, analytics, and in-game reward integrations.
Marketplace →
Find scripts, UI kits, models, and other assets from members. Check the demo, license, and price before buying. Creators can list free work or sell what they have made.
Forum →
Ask for help, share a work in progress, and meet other Roblox developers. Your posts and useful contributions build activity on the same profile as your work.
Messages and deal rooms
Talk to collaborators and keep the conversation about a commission next to its agreed scope, files, and delivery.
Payments →
On a job, Anchor means the client pays in before work starts, and Bloxstack collects the payment for the creator and releases it when the delivery is approved. A marketplace sale handled on Bloxstack is collected the same way at checkout. Anyone 13 or over can pay and get paid. Arranged directly payments are between you and the other person, including all Robux payments. Bloxstack keeps the deal and your confirmations.
Premium and Studio plans →
Joining is free. Premium ($7.99/mo or $79/yr) adds a blue badge, cosmetics, higher limits, and a lower selling fee. Studio ($29/mo or $290/yr) adds team capacity and game tools. The Founder’s Pass is $49.99 during beta. Badges do not boost search ranking.
Sponsored placements →
Promote your work in labeled sponsored slots at flat daily rates. Placements sit separately from organic rankings.
Acquisitions →
Buy or sell Roblox experiences through an offer thread and a handover checklist. Read the ownership check and the source of each figure before making an offer.
Payment is released on approval.
On a job on Anchor, and a marketplace sale handled on Bloxstack, Bloxstack collects the payment for the seller and releases it once the work is approved. The platform fee is 3% + $0.50, or 2.5% + $0.50 with Premium. Arranged directly means you settle payment yourselves with no Bloxstack fee. All Robux payments use this option; Bloxstack cannot verify or reverse them.
An ownership record shows what everyone signed.
The cap table records agreed shares. Bloxstack does not verify the record, act as a party to it, or automatically distribute game revenue.
A badge shows membership standing.
Blue means Premium. Gold means a member runs a Pro studio. A studio gets blue for its linked Roblox community and gold on Pro. These marks do not certify someone’s skills or buy a search position.
You choose the work on your portfolio.
Add the projects you worked on and explain your role. Bloxstack does not automatically know which parts of a Roblox game you built.
Disputes pause the deal.
Both people can refer to the agreement, conversation, and files. An anchored payment is frozen while the dispute is open, and it moves only with the deal: released if the deal is closed, refunded if it is cancelled. If you cannot agree, either of you can ask Bloxstack to review it, and staff decide how it ends.
Start with your Roblox account.
Your Roblox username, display name and avatar become the start of your profile. Add your projects to build your portfolio.
Find your next collaborator.
Browse developers by role and availability. Read their portfolio and work history before sending an offer.
Find talent →Bring your community.
Partners get a public entry and a named contact. Featured partners add homepage placement and quarterly ad credit. Propose an event, content, or integration to work on together.
Partner benefits →