What each tile means

Every tile you can add to My Games, by family, and what its number means.

Each tile in Your overview shows one number or list for the games in view, over the time range you picked. On a computer, point at a tile’s name to see what it means.

Reading a tile

The big number is for the whole range, with its change against the stretch before. Best day means the newest day is the best in the range. A tile with a lock needs your Roblox numbers (Connect your games) or a plan; tap it to see which. An empty tile says why, such as Roblox sends these a day or two late.

Money

Every Money tile needs your Roblox numbers.

Tile	What it means
Robux	Robux your games earned each day.
Robux per player	Robux earned for each daily player.
Robux per payer	Robux earned for each player who bought something.
Payer conversion	The share of daily players who bought something.
Robux by source	Robux from game passes, developer products, Premium payouts and other sources.
Top sellers	The items that earned the most Robux.
Robux by country	Where your Robux comes from.
Robux by device	Robux from phones, computers, consoles and tablets.
Ads revenue	Robux from ads shown in your games.

Players

Players, Peak players, Games, Visits and New favorites show without connecting. The rest need your Roblox numbers.

Tile	What it means
Players	The average number of players at once each day, across your games.
Peak players	The most players at once each day.
Games	Players in each of your games now, against last week.
Visits	Visits each day.
New favorites	Favorites added each day.
Daily players	Different people who played each day.
Monthly players	Different people who played in the 30 days up to each day.
New players	People playing for the first time each day.
Hours played	Hours spent in your games each day.
Stickiness	Daily players divided by monthly players: the share of your players who play on a given day.

Retention

Every Retention tile needs your Roblox numbers.

Tile	What it means
Day 1 retention	New players who came back the next day.
Day 7 retention	New players who came back a week later.
Day 30 retention	New players who came back a month later.
Session length	How long a visit lasts, on average.
Playtime per player	Minutes each daily player played that day, on average.

Discovery

Icon and thumbnail changes and Clips show without connecting. The rest need your Roblox numbers.

Tile	What it means
Discovery funnel	Impressions (people shown your games), Clicks (people who clicked) and Plays (people who played), with the share kept at each step.
Play-through rate	Of the people shown your games, the share who played.
Traffic sources	Players a day by where they came from, such as Home, Search, Friends and sponsored ads.
Ads vs organic	Players a day from Roblox ads against everyone else (Players from ads).
Icon and thumbnail changes	Each new icon or thumbnail, and how players changed in the day after against the same hours a week before (Icon and thumbnail changes).
Clips	Your Clips campaigns and the views creators’ clips brought your games.

Studio: Ads vs organic needs the Studio plan.

Audience

Every Audience tile needs your Roblox numbers.

Tile	What it means
Devices	Players a day by device.
Ages	Players a day by age.
Countries	Players a day by country.
Languages	Players a day by the language they play in.

Health

Tile	What it means
Game health	How each game is doing against last week, and why, with the one that needs a look first at the top (Game health).
Frame rate	How smoothly your games run on players’ devices, for the middle player. Needs your Roblox numbers.
Server frame rate	How smoothly your servers run, for the middle server. Needs your Roblox numbers.

Around Roblox

Only Benchmarks needs your Roblox numbers.

Tile	What it means
Roblox charts	Where your games rank on Roblox’s charts right now.
Similar games	Games like yours in size and genre, what each one changed this week, and how their players moved against last week (Games around yours).
Benchmarks	Roblox’s six key numbers for each game, against similar games (Benchmarks).
Updates	Each update, and how players changed after it against the same hours a week before (A game’s updates).
Records	The most players your games have had at once since tracking began, and how many more today needs to beat it.

Similar games shows as many rivals as your plan tracks: 3 on Free, 10 on Plus, and unlimited on Pro and Studio. See How limits work.