
5 Robux, the current minimum price for a classic shirt and pants in the Marketplace
The price floor is a minimum price set for selling items on Roblox, which was introduced on September 24, 2013.[1]
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Along with the outlines update, the price floor update was heavily criticized by the community upon its release. Prior to this update, the minimum price of T-shirts, Shirts and Pants was 1 Robux and 1 ticket. This update raised the minimum price to 25 Robux and 300 tickets, although this was later lowered to 10 Robux and 100 tickets nine days later following backlash. Three main reasons were cited in the blog posts announcing the update:
- Raise the quality of items in the catalog.
- Reward makers and sellers of clothing.
- To incentivize non-paying users to buy Robux.
On April 13, 2016, due to the removal of tickets, the price floor was lowered to 2 Robux for T-shirts and 5 Robux for shirts and pants.
Controversy[]
Many users were cited as leaving the site, canceling their Builders Club membership, or protesting the implementation of this change in the following weeks. Many groups and T-shirts were created in protest, as a response to the protests, David Baszucki published a blog post addressing user's concerns about the price floor update.[2]
Dynamic Price Floor[]
A Guide to Price Floors on the Avatar Marketplace - Roblox Tutorial
Publication from Bloxy News explaining the Dynamic Price Floor.
On February 22 2024, Roblox introduced dynamic price floors to the Marketplace that may change at any time (usually daily) depending on current market conditions.[3] The current price ranges can be seen on the official documentation or in the below table (last updated: May 17, 2025).
Asset Type | Current Floor |
---|---|
Back Accessories | |
Bundles | |
Classic Pants | |
Classic Shirts | |
Classic T-Shirts | |
Dresses/Skirts | |
Face Accessories | |
Front Accessories | |
Hair Accessories | |
Hat Accessories | |
Head Accessories | |
Jackets | |
Neck Accessories | |
Pants | |
Shirts | |
Shorts | |
Shoulder Accessories | |
Sweaters | |
Shoes | |
T-Shirts | |
Waist Accessories |
All item types listed above cannot be priced below the current price floor, unless they are off-sale or free (which can only be done by Roblox Roblox is a notable creator or influencer verified by Roblox Corporation. Learn more.). UGC creators can choose to price their item a specific amount above the price floor at all times.
Item types not listed above, such as emotes and classic faces can only be created by Roblox Roblox is a notable creator or influencer verified by Roblox Corporation. Learn more. and do not currently have a dynamic price floor.
UGC creators can also choose to have a minimum price for their item. If specified, the item will never decrease beneath the set price (although it can still increase if the price floor surpasses the minimum price). For example, the price of the Rainbow Wings back accessory will never decrease beneath 800 Robux, although it can increase if the price floor increases above 800 Robux.
With all factors considered, the final price calculation is , with representing the current price floor, representing the minimum amount above the price floor (or 0
if not provided), and representing the minimum price (or 0
if not provided). The function indicates that the larger of the two outcomes will be selected.
References[]
- ↑ Roblox (2013, September 24). "Price Floor: T-Shirts, Shirts, and Pants". From Roblox Blog. Archived from the original on October 9, 2024.
- ↑ Baszucki, David (2013, September 26). "A Message to the ROBLOX Community". From Roblox Blog. Archived from the original on October 9, 2024.
- ↑ Bloxy News [@Bloxy_News] (2024, February 22). "Dynamic Price Floors are a new way of pricing items on the #Roblox Avatar Marketplace, rolling out today. Rather than making a set price for an item, Creators will have to control an item's price by specifying how much the want the item to be above or below the price floor." [Tweet]. Twitter.