Roblox account value calculator
Work out roughly how much your Roblox account is worth. Enter your limiteds, Robux, age, and Premium status — the estimate updates as you type, and the breakdown shows exactly where the value comes from.
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A note on the RAP you enter: RAP is Roblox's recent average price for limiteds — a lagging average of real sales, not a guaranteed sale price.
How much is my Roblox account worth?
There's no official "account value" number that Roblox publishes — an account is worth whatever someone would trade or pay for everything attached to it. In practice the value of a Roblox account breaks down into a few parts: the limiteds you own (measured by RAP, the recent average price), your Robux balance, the age and reputation of the account, and softer signals like Premium, a rare username, badges, and followers. This calculator adds those up into a single collector-market estimate and then converts it to real money two ways: the DevEx cash-out floor and what it would cost to rebuild the account by buying Robux.
On this page "account value" means exactly that sum, and nothing is fetched to build it. The tool does not log in, does not read your inventory, and does not call any Roblox endpoint; every figure comes from the nine inputs above, and the only thing that leaves the page is the share link's URL. If you want the one-line version (balance plus RAP, no age or badges), the value checker does that; this page is the full breakdown. The reasoning behind the model is in the essay How much is your Roblox account actually worth?
What goes into the estimate
- Limiteds (RAP). The single biggest driver for most valuable accounts. RAP is Roblox's recent average price for each limited; the total RAP of your inventory is the closest thing to a market price for your collectibles. Add up the RAP of each limited you hold — our limiteds tracker lists the current RAP of each classic limited it tracks, with our own value estimate beside it. One caveat: RAP is a lagging average of real sales, so a RAP total trails what the items would fetch this week, most of all for items that rarely trade.
- Robux balance and catalog / gear. Both are counted at face value and grouped as the liquid part of the account. The catalog field is optional: use it for non-limited items you would count as replaceable at their store price.
- Account age. Older accounts are worth more to collectors. The model adds 3% of the liquid-plus-limiteds base per year, and the bonus stops growing at 15 years (a 45% ceiling), because a 10-year-old account is desirable but not ten times a 1-year-old one.
- Premium, OG username, verified badge, badges, followers. Each adds a fixed Robux amount: 1,000 for Premium, 5,000 for a rare or short ("OG") username, 500 for the verified / 13+ badge, 2 per badge earned, and 0.5 per follower. The username is the one that can swing resale value the most, which is why it's a toggle here. Premium closed to new signups on April 30, 2026 and Roblox Plus is its successor; the model makes no distinction, so tick the box for either.
How the math works
Liquid value (Robux balance + catalog / gear) and collectible value (limiteds RAP) are added together into a base. The age bonus is that base multiplied by 0.03 and by the account age in years, capped at 15 years. Premium, the username, the verified badge, badges and followers are then added on top as fixed Robux amounts. Written out:
total = base + base × 0.03 × min(age, 15) + Premium + username + verified + 2 × badges + 0.5 × followers
The result is shown in Robux, then converted to USD at the DevEx rate ($0.0038 per
Robux, or $380 per 100,000 — the realistic cash-out floor) and the app-store purchase
rate ($9.99 for 800 Robux, about $0.0125 each — what it would cost to rebuild). Both
rates come from the site's shared constants file
(/assets/js/lib/roblox-constants.js, last verified August 2026), so this
page agrees with the Robux to USD
converter to the cent. The breakdown table lists each component and its share of the
total; the verified badge is folded into the badges & followers row.
Worked example
Take two limiteds from our tracker: the Bucket, RAP 8,982, and the Rubber Duckie, RAP 7,233 (both as of September 11, 2026, last recorded sales September 10, 2026 and September 10, 2026). Together that is 16,215 RAP. Add a 5,000 Robux balance, no catalog items, a 4-year-old account, 120 badges, 300 followers and Premium, with the username and verified boxes left unticked.
- Base: 5,000 + 0 + 16,215 = 21,215 Robux.
- Age bonus: 21,215 × 0.03 × 4 = 2,545.80.
- Premium: 1,000. Badges: 120 × 2 = 240. Followers: 300 × 0.5 = 150. Together 390.
- Total: 21,215 + 2,545.80 + 1,000 + 390 = 25,150.80, displayed as 25,151 R$.
- Cash-out floor: 25,150.80 × $0.0038 = $95.57. Replacement cost: 25,150.80 × $9.99 / 800 = $314.07.
The breakdown table for those inputs reads Limiteds 16K (64%), Robux balance 5.0K (20%), age bonus 2.5K (10%), Premium 1.0K (4%) and badges & followers 390 (2%). The figures the page loads with (25,000 RAP, 5,000 Robux, 4 years, 120 badges, 300 followers, Premium on) are placeholders that land at 34,990 R$, not anyone's real account. The spread between the two dollar figures is normal: cashing out always nets less than rebuilding costs.
Three dollar figures, and why they differ
The same account carries three different dollar amounts depending on which direction the money moves. What you paid is the replacement column: Robux bought at the store rate, about $0.0125 each. What DevEx would pay is the cash-out column at $0.0038 per Robux, and it only ever applies to Robux earned as a creator, with a 30,000 Robux minimum per request; a balance you bought never qualifies. What resale nets is a third number this tool does not show: sell a limited on the marketplace and Roblox keeps its 30% fee, so the Bucket listed at its 8,982 RAP would return 6,287 Robux to the seller, not 8,982. The limited resale calculator works that side out; the value checker is the quick picker between the three.
What this estimate cannot see
Treat the number as a ranking tool, not a price. The RAP you type is a lagging average: it moves as items sell but trails the price a buyer would pay this week, most of all on items that rarely trade. Our own value estimates on the limiteds market page are computed from Roblox's sale data and dated, and they can disagree with RAP. The model never looks at an inventory, private or not, so anything you leave out is simply absent. Items that cannot be traded add nothing you could realise: off-sale non-limited items, game passes, and in-experience inventories such as Adopt Me pets or Blox Fruits, which live inside their games. And the largest limitation is the one the first FAQ states: selling an account is prohibited by the Roblox Terms of Use, so "value" here is what the pieces would be worth if you kept them, never a sale price.
FAQ
Is this an official Roblox account value?
No. Roblox does not publish an account value, and selling or buying accounts is against the Roblox Terms of Use. This is an estimate for curiosity and for understanding what drives an account's worth — treat it as a ballpark, not a price tag.
What is RAP and where do I find it?
RAP (Recent Average Price) is Roblox's rolling average of past sale prices for a limited item. The total RAP across all your limiteds is shown on most inventory-tracking sites and on each item's catalog page; enter the combined total here. Know what you're entering, though: RAP is a lagging average of past sales, so it trails the price a buyer would pay today.
Why are the DevEx and purchase values so different?
Roblox keeps a wide margin between the price to buy Robux ($0.0125 each) and the rate it pays to cash them out ($0.0038 each). So the same account is "worth" far less if you're cashing out than it would cost to rebuild from scratch. See the Robux ↔ USD converter for the rates.
Does account age really add value?
To collectors, yes — older accounts carry status and often hold rarer, discontinued items. The model rewards age modestly and caps the bonus so it never dominates the estimate. Check yours with the account age checker.
Does the calculator look up my inventory or username?
No. Nothing on this page contacts Roblox. You type the totals, the model adds them up in your browser, and the share link simply encodes what you typed. To find your RAP total, add up the RAP of each limited you hold from the limiteds tracker.
I have Roblox Plus, not Premium. Do I tick the Premium box?
Yes. Premium closed to new signups on April 30, 2026 and Roblox Plus took its place; both unlock trading, and the model adds the same flat 1,000 Robux for either. Whether the subscription itself is worth paying for is a separate question — the Roblox Plus value tool covers it.
Do my Adopt Me pets or Blox Fruits count toward account value?
Not here. In-experience items trade only inside their own games and have no Robux resale route, so the model has no input for them.
Related tools
- Roblox Value Checker: the quick balance-plus-RAP estimate, and which "value" you mean.
- Limiteds Value Tracker: current RAP for 172 classic limiteds.
- Limiteds market: our value estimate and activity beside Roblox's RAP.
- Roblox Account Age Checker: how old your account is, in days and years.
- Robux ↔ USD Converter: turn any Robux total into dollars.
- DevEx Cashout Calculator: what your Robux cashes out to, and the threshold.
Corrected September 11, 2026: what changed.