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Try doing the math of accepting payment (Apple and Google take 30% off the top), then building, operating, and moderating a globally distributed auto-scaling ga
by hipadev23 2y ago
Try doing the math of accepting payment (Apple and Google take 30% off the top), then building, operating, and moderating a globally distributed auto-scaling gaming platform with 350M+ MAUs.
75% may be too high, but comparing it to say Steam’s 30% cut for distribution only is a grossly imbalanced comparison.
- password4321 2y agoIs 75% the minimum taken, only if you don't cash out Robux? Extra yikes. > the company taking 75% of profits and having a pretty massive minimum bar (100,000 Robux / $1,000 USD) which must be passed before the person gets to withdraw anything at all, which is then effectively double taxed because the company will then only give $350 for 100,000 Robux when cashing out to actual money
- hipadev23 2y agoIt’s a $105 minimum payout, not $1,000. And that 75% math is how much you earn, not a minimum or whatever you’re talking about. If players spend ~$1,000 of Robux in your game, you get paid ~$250.