Test games and get paid

Tests happen on the DevNet Discord. When one opens, the DevNet bot posts a thread with the game, the instructions and the reward.

Before you start

• A DevNet account with your Discord linked. Sign in to DevNet with Discord and the bot knows who you are.
• For Robux tests: link your Roblox account and join the DevNet Roblox group. Robux rewards are paid from the group, and Roblox only lets a group pay members who joined at least 14 days ago. Join early.
• For US dollar tests: set up Payouts with Stripe. You can test first and set it up after; the reward waits for you.

Claim a slot

Select Claim a slot in the thread. Slots are first come, first served.

• One slot per test, and you can't test your own request.
• You can hold up to 3 slots at once.
• You can leave a slot until you've filed something.

File useful items

Play for the length of the test and file what you find as a bug, feedback or a suggestion: a title, the details, a severity for bugs, and up to 5 screenshot links.

To earn the reward you need at least one item with 40 or more characters of detail. Say what you did, what happened and what you expected. One-line items don't count.

How you're paid

When the test completes, up to 24 hours after it closes, every tester who qualified gets a payout. You can follow it under My testing on the QA testing page.

• US dollars are sent to your Stripe account automatically. If you haven't finished payout setup, the reward shows needs payout setup and is sent once you do.
• Robux are sent by DevNet staff from the Roblox group, by hand, because Roblox has no way to automate group payouts. This can take a few days. You'll get the full reward: Roblox doesn't take a cut of group payouts.

Flags

A requester can flag a tester for giving no useful feedback. A flag doesn't cost you the reward by itself: DevNet staff read your items and decide. If they uphold it you aren't paid for that test; if they overrule it you're paid as normal.