03 / RECURRING GROUP SPLITS

Roblox recurring group split calculator

Model recurring revenue splits: per-game percentages apply first; group-wide percentages apply to the remainder. This is not a one-time payout calculator.

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A payout is not a sale · Moving Robux out of group funds does not trigger the 30% marketplace fee again. That fee was already taken when the Robux were earned.

Group earnings

Editable example

Enter the game revenue subject to recurring splits, after any applicable sales commissions. Do not enter an existing group balance as if it were new game revenue.

Game revenue to allocateR$

This models revenue allocation, not when funds become available for payout.

Members

Two percentages each

Per-game share applies to this game first. Group-wide share applies only to the remainder.

Distributed to membersBefore taxes

R$ 900of R$ 1,000

The rest stays in group funds

Left in group balance100 R$

At standard rate · illustration only$3.42 USD

The addition trap

Adding percentages gives the wrong answer

Two layers

Per-game first, then group-wide

What this page does not decide

Read before relying on it

Robux allocation is not a tax calculation. Each member must check their own cashout eligibility, applicable exchange rates and tax obligations. This page does not decide who must report income.

Authorized revenue roles can also manage payouts. The group owner or members with the appropriate “Manage and spend group revenue” permission can configure payouts. Roblox checks recipient eligibility; this tool does not assume a fixed membership waiting period.

Rounding is our rule, not Roblox's. Roblox publishes no rounding rule for percentage splits. This page uses the largest-remainder method: everyone gets the whole-Robux floor of their exact share, and leftover Robux go one at a time to the largest fractional remainders. Shares always add up to the distributable total exactly.

Existing funds and future revenue are different. This page models a recurring revenue flow. For an existing balance, use the one-time payout controls in Creator Hub. It does not submit payouts or change your group settings.

Official recurring-split example and payout permissions ↗
Rates and payout rules checked October 18, 2026 · See every source ↗

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Dollar values are in USD; R$ means Robux, not Brazilian reais. Numbers use 1,000.50 (comma for thousands, dot for decimals).