Roblox recently initiated a limited pilot program for some developers’ items in the Marketplace to be associated with a real-world product. I’ve seen other devs create promo codes for Marketplace items. (e.g., “No purchase necessary for virtual in-experience item.

Any retail packaging must clearly disclose to customers before purchase that there is no purchase necessary to redeem the code, and indicate where the code can be found.

Publicly accessible codes must be available on the internet (e.g., on your public website, in one of your public social media posts, in the description of your details page on Roblox). Does that qualify as ‘publicly accessible’ to users? I put a promo code on the packaging of my retail item. You may implement promotional codes only for items accessible and usable exclusively in your experiences. ”).ĭevelopers should also follow Roblox Brand Guidelines in any promotional material.Ĭan I give away a code for an item available in the Roblox Marketplace?

All of the above are clearly disclosed to users in all promotional materialsĬodes used in retail bundles must include a clear disclosure to customers prior to purchase where the free code can be accessed and redeemed (e.g., “No purchase necessary for virtual in-experience item.

There is no purchase necessary to access or redeem the code, and.

The code itself is published in a publicly accessible way,.

The in-experience item has no value in Robux or real-world currency.

The item is only usable in the experience where the code is being redeemed,.

How can I give away free promo codes for virtual items?ĭevelopers may implement promotional codes only for items in their own experience, as long as:

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