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Roblox Unpaid Child Labor Lawyers:
Seeking Compensation for Unpaid Minor Game Developers
Roblox built one of the most profitable gaming platforms in the world — largely on the work of children who were never properly paid.
Roblox told young creators they could “Make Anything. Reach Millions. Earn Serious Cash.” It was a promise the platform rarely kept. Of the 27 million games published on Roblox, only 1,000 generated more than $30,000 — while Roblox went public in 2021 at a valuation of $41 billion, built substantially on the creative labor of children.
Children as young as 13 created games, wrote code, designed characters, and built entire virtual worlds. In return, they were paid in Robux — a virtual currency worth approximately $5 for every 400 coins. Roblox took a 30% cut of every transaction and generated $3.6 billion in gross revenue in 2024 alone. To convert Robux into real money, a child needed a minimum of 30,000 Robux and a paid Roblox Premium subscription. Most never came close. Those under 13 were completely barred from cashing out — by design.
A class action lawsuit has been filed in the Northern District of California alleging that Roblox built its entire platform around the creative labor of minors — then systematically made it impossible for them to get paid. Dolman Law Group is investigating additional unpaid and underpaid labor claims on behalf of minors and young adults who performed development work on the platform.
You or your child may have a claim if:
- Created games, scripts, assets, animations, or other content on Roblox as a minor
- Were paid only in Robux and never reached the 30,000 Robux minimum required to cash out
- Were under 13 and completely barred from converting Robux to real money by Roblox’s own rules
- Were recruited through Roblox’s Talent Hub or hired by an adult user or studio
- Performed development work at the request of an adult or for Roblox itself — and received little or no real compensation
- Are now between 18 and 20 years old and performed this work as a minor
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At Dolman Law Group, our Roblox unpaid labor lawyers understand what is at stake for your family. If your child created content on Roblox and never received fair compensation, you deserve straight answers. Filing deadlines do apply — and time matters. Everything you share is confidential, and you will never be pressured.
Frequently Asked Questions
A class action lawsuit filed in the Northern District of California alleges that Roblox built its platform around the creative labor of minors — then made it nearly impossible for them to get paid. Despite promising young creators they could “Earn Serious Cash,” only 1,000 of 27 million published games generated more than $30,000. Roblox, meanwhile, went public at a $41 billion valuation.
Possibly. If your child performed development work on Roblox as a minor — creating games, scripts, assets, or other content — and was paid only in Robux or not at all, they may qualify. The key factors are whether they were under 18 at the time, performed documented work, and were blocked from converting their earnings to real currency.
Robux is Roblox’s virtual currency, introduced in 2007. While 400 Robux costs approximately $5 to purchase, converting earned Robux back into real money requires a minimum of 30,000 Robux and a paid Roblox Premium subscription. Roblox also took a 30% cut of every transaction. Most child developers never came close to meeting the cashout requirements.
Yes — and their claim may be particularly strong. Children under 13 were completely barred from Roblox’s Developer Exchange program by the platform’s own age restrictions — meaning they could never convert their Robux earnings to real money under any circumstances. The lawsuit specifically addresses this as a deliberate design choice.
Work that may qualify includes creating games, writing scripts, designing characters or assets, building virtual environments, animation, moderation, and other development activities — particularly if performed at the request of an adult user, a Roblox studio, or for Roblox itself.
Yes. Roblox’s Talent Hub functioned as a labor marketplace — with some postings explicitly listing full-time positions open to minors. Being recruited through the Talent Hub and performing work for an adult or studio is directly relevant to a potential claim.
That may strengthen a claim. Many child developers worked for unregulated studios with no contracts, no formal agreements, and no legal recourse when payment was withheld or reduced. Roblox provided no HR support, no contract tools, and no oversight for these arrangements.
Yes. If you performed development work on Roblox while under 18 and were compensated only in Robux or not at all, you may still have legal options as a young adult. Contact us to discuss your specific circumstances
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