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Renting

Rent out your Roblox account

Your account sends other people's gifts and you are paid for the Robux you were never going to spend. You name your price per 1,000, and you can take the account back at any moment.

You set the priceYou name what you want per 1,000 Robux. The renter pays that and nothing is added on top.
One job at a timeAn account we have signed into runs one gift, then the next. Never two at once, on any account.
Stop us wheneverOne message on Discord ends the session, takes the listing down and stops whatever is running.
List an account $3.50 to $8.00 per 1,000
What guards it
Your answer
The account
Username, password
Your app secret
Only if you use one
Its country
Where you sign in
Your price
Per 1,000 Robux
A line in its profile
Pasted by you
Sign in to list

We never ask for your email password. That is the one thing that could take your account away from you, and it is why you can trust this.

How renting runs

Four steps, then it earns

The first one needs you at the keyboard. The second may want a code.

1

You list it

The account, the country it signs in from, and what you want per 1,000 Robux.

2

We sign in once

From your country, and we keep that session. You may have to read us one code.

3

It sends gifts

One gift at a time, out of your Robux, for people who are renting it.

4

You are paid

For every 1,000 Robux that go out, at the price you named, minus our cut. It adds up against your account, and you ask us on Discord to take it out.

What we hold

And what we never do

You are handing over an account, so here is the whole of it in plain terms. Nothing below is a promise about our intentions. It is what we ask for and what we do not.

Your Roblox password
Not stored on this site
Your authenticator secret
Held where we sign in
Your email password
Never asked for
Your email inbox
Never touched

Your email is the way anybody resets a Roblox password, so it is the one thing that could take the account away from you for good. We do not have it and we will not ask for it. When Roblox emails a code we ask you to read it to us.

Taking it back

Two ways, not one

You ask us for either on Discord. They are different on purpose, and the difference only matters while a gift is actually running.

Take it down

No new rentals. A gift already running finishes and you are paid for it. This is the one to use if you are simply done.

Finishes first
Stop now

The session is deleted and a gift in flight is cancelled. You are paid nothing for that gift and the renter gets their money back.

Cancels it

Playing on the account yourself does the same thing without you asking for it. Joining a game kicks our session out of the one it is gifting in, and the gift can fail. You are not paid for a gift that does not land and the renter's money goes back, so using the account mid rental costs you the payout you were about to earn. Take it down first instead: a gift already running finishes and still pays.

We also take $0.50 when we see the account in another game while it is gifting. Only when we see it: the account is looked at while the gift runs, and a gift that fails on its own costs you nothing beyond that payout.

Logging out of all sessions on Roblox has the same effect as stopping us: it ends our session too, immediately. That is the point of it, and it is why holding a session rather than your email is safe for you.

Which one are you

What guards your account

Pick the one that matches what happens when you sign in on a new device. If you are not sure, sign in somewhere and watch what Roblox asks you for.

  • Just your password

    Nothing else is asked. Roblox may still email a code before it lets us in, and the next page takes it from you.

  • An app showing a 6 digit code

    Google Authenticator, Authy or similar. We need the long secret from behind its QR code, not the number on screen. That number lasts 30 seconds; the secret does not expire, so your account never needs you again.

  • A code sent to you

    By email or text. The sign in stops and waits, the next page says which one it was sent to, and you type it in there. Nobody reads your inbox but you.

  • A security key or passkey

    Windows Hello, Face ID, a Yubikey. We cannot rent this account: a key has to be physically answered every time, and we are not going to ask you to turn yours off so that we can.

Worth knowing first

Four things that catch people

  • The country is not a formality

    A Roblox session belongs to the country it was made in. Naming the wrong one ends it, and there is no undoing that. Name where you actually sign in from.

  • Turning on 2 step after listing breaks it

    Roblox ends every existing session when you switch it on, ours included. The listing goes quiet and you have to list it again.

  • The Robux have to still be there

    At least 1,000 of them. Spend them and the listing stops on its own.

  • We cannot tell whose account it is

    The tag in the profile proves you can get into it, which is not the same as owning it. Listing an account that is not yours ends with the account gone and you banned from us.