Request a test
Set up a paid playtest of your Roblox game, fund it in Robux or US dollars, and read the summary of what testers found.
Open QA testing and select Request a test, or use the Request a test button in the QA channel on the DevNet Discord. Both make the same request.
What you choose
- Your game: a public Roblox game link.
- Instructions: what to play and what you want checked. Testers see this at the top of the thread.
- Reward per tester: 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 400, 500, 750 and 1000 Robux, or $1, $2, $3, $5, $7.50 and $10. Higher rewards fill faster.
- Testers: 3 to 25.
- Length: 30, 60 and 90 minutes.
- Start: as soon as staff approve it, or a set hour within the next 7 days.
What you pay
The total is the rewards plus the 10% service fee.
- In US dollars: 4 testers at $3 each is $12 in rewards plus a $1.20 fee: $13.20.
- In Robux: 5 testers at R$ 200 each is R$ 1,000 in rewards plus a R$ 100 fee: R$ 1,100 from your wallet. To add that much you spend about R$ 1,572 in the deposit game, because Roblox keeps R$ 472.
Fund your wallet
Tests are paid from your QA wallet, which has a Robux balance and a US dollar balance.
- US dollars: top up by card through Stripe Checkout, $3 to $500 at a time.
- Robux: select Deposit on Roblox. It opens DevNet's own Roblox game, where you buy deposit packs. Roblox keeps 30% of each purchase, so a 1,000 Robux pack adds 700 Robux to your wallet. Anything extra stays in your wallet for the next test.
If your wallet is short when you submit, the request waits as Awaiting funds and goes to review by itself as soon as the money arrives.
Wallet balances can't be cashed out during the beta. If you need a US dollar deposit refunded, ask DevNet staff. Robux deposits can't be refunded, because Roblox doesn't return its cut.
Held, then settled
Submitting holds the total from your wallet. Nothing is spent until the test completes:
- Each tester who earns the reward is paid from the hold.
- DevNet keeps the fee for those testers only.
- Everything else returns to your wallet: slots nobody claimed, testers who didn't qualify, and their share of the fee.
If 3 of 5 testers at R$ 200 qualify, they're paid R$ 600, DevNet keeps R$ 60 of the R$ 100 fee, and R$ 440 returns to your wallet.
You can cancel any time before the test opens and get the full amount back. If staff reject the request, the same happens. Once testers are in, a test can't be cancelled, but you can end it early.
Review the results
When the test closes you have 24 hours to go through the items on the request's page:
- Mark each item fixed or dismissed for your own tracking.
- Flag a tester whose feedback wasn't useful, with a reason. DevNet staff look at every flag: if they uphold it, that tester isn't paid and the reward returns to you. A test with a flag waiting for staff completes once they've decided.
- Confirm to complete the test straight away, or let it complete by itself when the review window ends.
The summary stays on the request's page, with Markdown and CSV downloads.