TOP 5 Ways to Make Money With Roblox
Disclaimer This post is a re-uploaded version of a previous post I made.
If you want to reach a savings goal, buy more avatar items, or just add some breathing room to your budget thanks to inflation, side hustles are a great way to make more money.
This list is your inspiration for what kind of side hustle(s) you can take on to make more progress toward your goals. Some are quick ways to earn extra dough, and others require more time and training. But the key to winning with any side hustle is to focus on your specific skills and take advantage of them.
So, grab one of these side hustle ideas (or a few) and get ready to hustle!
5: Shirt Design
The reason this is pretty high on the list is because shirts aren’t always highly profitable. They only sell for five Robux apiece and can be hard to sell. But what if I told you that you can make over 10,000 Robux a day making shirts? It’s true, but you have to do it a certain way. What a lot of groups do is only list three clothing items, and they don’t get sold, leading them to quit.
What you need to do is make a Roblox group. Once you have made a Roblox group, you have to make as much clothing as you can as consistently as you can. You want to make 20–30 shirts at the start, then 5 a day. 5 shirts a day is a lot, but if you can get people working for you, it can be easier. Getting shirts out there consistently will be rewarding.
You can put on as many shirts every single day, but it won’t matter unless people see the group. What you need to do is make a very good ad. If you can make a very good and appealing ad, people will go ahead and click on your group. If they do this, the chance of buying your shirts is high. Once you start doing this, it starts spiraling, and you won’t even need ads anymore. People seeing merch will buy that merch. They might even join the group and buy other pieces.
This won’t happen overnight, but it’s worth a try.
4: Please Donate
Pls donate is probably the most obvious one on here and one of the easiest. Because of this, it might not be as profitable as the other ones, which is why I have placed it at number 4. Some users have used Pls Donate and generated a lot of Robux. While it’s easy to do, it may take some time to get to that level.
Don’t beg When you beg for Robux, people think you have no patience. Remember that pay is usually equal to skill set. Waiting for Robux is easy to do, and you have to invest time. If you choose not to beg, there is a chance that you may encounter a generous player who is willing to give you 1,000 Robux.
You earn less the more you make. Users are less generous when they see you have made a lot of Robux. This is why this method is listed higher up because it may work at the start but eventually slow down.
3: Art Design
There are a lot of people trying to buy art on Roblox. Most of the time, it’s for personal use, maybe for YouTube or Twitter. But there is also a very big market for games. Many top-page games are looking for art. An example is Royal High. Their game passes have implemented art in a very good way.
Top games like Royal High use art in their games. Some people think that the person who made these art pieces didn’t get paid a lot. This is not true. Developers pay quite a lot of Robux to have some good artwork for their game. The artwork has been sold for 25,000 Robux apiece.
In that case, by selling eight of those items, you can swiftly accumulate a total of 200,000 Robux. You can’t expect to make 25,000 Robux right off the bat. You will have to make a name for yourself and build your skills, but it can be profitable to invest your time in.
2: Commissions
Learning a skill and developing it can be very useful. You can offer your skill set to people who already have a game. For example, Dream Set Adopt Me has insane numbers. Unlike Bloxburg, Adopt Me has a lot of developers on it. There are translators, contributors, advisors, testers, staff, and, most importantly, developers. These are all roles that get paid for their time and skill set.
Commission Developers make a lot of Robux from payments. This is especially true coming from a game this large. This depends, however, on whether they are higher. However, if you are just getting started on Roblox, you need to work on smaller games and build your resume.
The highest paying commissions are for well-established games. You can also risk it and work on still-developing games. For example, if you had a 10% commission on a game that got 1 million robux, you would earn 100,000 robux.
Be careful who you work with, as there are no guarantees on anything. You cannot set an exact contract on anything, and you might get scammed. Because of this, only work with trusted people.
1: EasyPass Creator Plugin
If you’re a Roblox enthusiast, you’re already familiar with the incredible earning potential of game development on this dynamic platform. Take, for instance, the success story of Bloxburg, which has reported a staggering 2.5 billion Robux in income—that’s roughly equivalent to 9 million USD!
Now, here’s the exciting part: You don’t need to land on the front page with thousands of active users to rake in substantial Robux. Case Clicker, a game with just around 300 active players, managed to amass a whopping 46 million Robux. This showcases the immense opportunity that exists even for games with a modest player base.
Easy Pass Creator is a plugin made by me that helps users, big or small, monetize their games with ease.
Download my FREE plugin:
EasyPass Creator offers a huge selection of gamepasses that you can create.
Tired of struggling to find clients for your commissions? With Easy Pass Creator, you can streamline your commissions and make them more automated. When someone needs a game pass for their project, you can instantly fulfill their request.
Easy Pass Creator is designed for simplicity and efficiency. Everything is in one place.
More Information
What game passes you can make
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Powerup:
boost their speed, jump, or health when they buy a gamepass. -
Currency Booster:
boost the amount of currency a user receives. Things like 2x coins in a tycoon -
Tools:
Gives the player tools ranging from custom guns to toolbox classic swords. -
Teleportion:
When the user buys the item, teleport them to that position. Things like the skip stage -
Currency:
Give the user a specified amount of currency when they buy it. Things like a 100-coin product -
Donation:
A simple donation that does nothing when bought. -
Merch:
Sell your merch!
Some cool things Easy Pass Creator can do:
It recovers the name of your currencies through your scripts.
It will then let you choose it from the menu to select:
How You Can Help
I heavily encourage collaboration with this plugin. Due to the huge potential of this plugin, there may be complications. I will be updating any issues you guys find. All I need is for you to reply to them.
The premade shop GUI is optional