What Does $10 Get You in Robux?
About 800 Robux, give or take. Roblox doesn't sell Robux at one flat rate per dollar, it sells fixed packages, so the number you get depends on which package you buy and sometimes which platform you're buying from.
Roblox Price Packages
The standard lineup on the Roblox website and most app stores looks like this right now.
| USD | Robux | Rate per Robux |
|---|---|---|
| $4.99 | 400 | 1.25¢ |
| $9.99 | 800 | 1.25¢ |
| $19.99 | 1,700 | 1.18¢ |
| $49.99 | 4,500 | 1.11¢ |
| $99.99 | 10,000 | 1.00¢ |
Quick Answer for Common Amounts
$5 gets you close to 400 Robux. $10 lands around 800. $20 gets roughly 1,700. There's no single $25 package, so people usually grab a $20 pack plus a $5 one, landing near 2,100 total. $50 gets about 4,500, and $100 gets close to 10,000.
Why the Rate Isn't Perfectly Flat
Bigger packages tend to give a slightly better rate per Robux. The $100 tier works out to roughly a cent each, while the $4.99 tier comes in a touch worse than that. Same pattern shows up with a lot of in-game currencies, buy more at once and the per-unit cost drops a bit.
Platform Differences Worth Knowing
Console and mobile app stores, think iOS, Android, Xbox, sometimes run their own package sizes and pricing that can differ slightly from what's on the direct Roblox website. If a number on this page doesn't quite match what you're seeing in your app, check which platform you bought from before assuming something's off.
Robux vs Premium
Buying Robux outright gets you a one-time chunk. Premium instead pays out Robux automatically every month and throws in a few extras, trading ability and a small purchase bonus among them. Spend regularly and it's worth running the numbers, there's a Premium calculator on this site for that.