Sell a game

List a game you own, and buyers can find it on Marketplace and send you offers. You pay a fee only if it sells.

Before you start

The game must be in My Games, and Roblox must show it as yours outright: made by your Roblox account, or in a group you own. See Add games to My Games.

Its Roblox analytics must be connected too. Buyers judge a game by its real numbers, so every game for sale on RoTerminal is connected. If yours isn’t, Sell a game asks you to connect it first:

1. Tap Connect, then Continue to Roblox.
2. On Roblox’s screen, tick your game, then tap Allow.
3. Back on RoTerminal, you carry on to its price.

See Connect your games from Roblox.

If a listed game’s analytics stop being connected, buyers can’t see the listing until you connect it again. Its For sale card says Hidden from buyers, with Connect.

List it

1. In Marketplace, tap Sell a game. On a phone, it’s the round button that says Sell.
2. Pick the game, if you have more than one.
3. Type your price in US dollars. Leave it empty to be open to offers.
4. Tap the line under the price to see each fee and what you get.
5. Add a line about what makes the game worth buying.
6. Tap Preview to see the card buyers will see.
7. Tap Publish.

The game’s page opens. It’s now listed in Marketplace, and a green For sale label shows under its name everywhere on RoTerminal.

You can also start from the game’s page: tap Manage, then Sell it.

Fees

Buyers pay RoTerminal nothing.

Manage your listing

On the game’s page, its For sale card shows your listing:

• Mark as sold when it has sold.
• Mark as pending while someone is buying it.
• Edit to change the price or its line.
• Stop selling to take it off Marketplace.

A deal made here marks the listing Pending and then Sold by itself. Use the buttons for a sale that happened somewhere else.

Offers come to your Messages, where you can Accept, Counter or Decline. Your deals → Selling counts your offers to answer and new buyers.