A huge, young creator scene
9.3 million YouTube channels have posted 84 million videos with #roblox (YouTube, October 2026). Roblox videos are everywhere on short-form, and a lot of the audience is young, which matters for which brands you work with and how you talk to viewers.
Roblox videos that get views
Every popular experience has its own creators. Formats that travel across all of them:
- Obby runs and "can I beat it" challenges
- Roleplay stories in popular experiences
- Update and new-code videos on release day
- Tycoon and simulator progress from zero
- Funny moments with friends
Who pays Roblox creators
The brands that run campaigns for this audience, and what they usually ask for:
| Brand | What the video shows |
|---|---|
| Roblox experiences | You playing their experience, with the link |
| Toys and collectibles | Unboxing or using the product |
| Kids' and family apps | The app in an everyday moment |
| Other games | Your honest first impressions |
Working with a young audience
If many of your viewers are children, be extra clear that a video is sponsored, and skip campaigns that aren't right for them. You choose every campaign you join, and brands see your audience before they invite you.
Tip
Promoting another Roblox experience? Show it in action for the first ten seconds. Kids scroll faster than anyone.
What a video earns
Your earnings are the video's verified views times the campaign's rate per 1,000 views. Move the sliders to see an example.
This video earns
$240
Each brand sets its own rate and a cap per creator. Every campaign shows both before you join.
Roblox is a trademark of its owner. ClipperTask isn't affiliated with or endorsed by it. Hashtag numbers are from YouTube's hashtag pages, October 2026.
