Show your stats
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Only you see your game’s Roblox numbers. Show a few to everyone, on its page and its cards, with one switch.
When you connect a game’s numbers from Roblox, only you see them. Not other members, and not anyone on a paid plan. If you want to show them off, two switches put a few of them in front of everyone.
Who sees your numbers
Wherever your own numbers show, a small mark says who sees them:
| Mark | What it means |
|---|---|
| Only you with a lock | Only you, and anyone you shared your Dashboard with |
| Everyone with a globe | Everyone sees what you turned on |
Tap the mark to change it.
Show your key stats
- Open your game’s page.
- Under Key stats, tap Only you.
- Turn on Show key stats: daily players, playtime and retention.
- To show money too, turn on Show Robux: Robux a day and how many players pay.
The sheet shows what everyone will see, as they’ll see it, before you close it.
You can also turn on Show key stats right where you push your game out: under your game in a new post, in Sell a game and when you send your game in a message. Each shows the numbers first, as everyone would see them. While they’re only yours, each has a small lock and the line under them says Only you see these.
Where everyone sees them
- Your game’s page: four numbers under Key stats, marked From Roblox, and a Stats tab with all of them as tiles.
- Its card: in posts, messages and listings, the same four under its name. In a post, See all stats opens their charts in place, and All its stats goes to its page. In messages and listings, it goes straight to its page.
- Marketplace: a listing shows daily players and Day 1 retention instead of Visits and Likes.
A rate in the top half of similar games shows its place, such as Top 25%.
Turn it off
Tap Everyone and turn the switches off. Every page and card goes back to only you at once.
Important: Only the person who connected the game’s Roblox numbers can turn these on. Anyone who runs the game can turn them off.