Roblox Premium Value Calculator (For Parents)
Wondering if Roblox Premium is actually worth it? Plug in your child’s monthly spend and Premium tier and see whether you get more Robux with Premium or with normal Robux purchases.
Premium vs normal Robux value
Robux without Premium (same budget)
1,201 R$
Spending about £15.00 only on Robux packs.
Robux with Premium on this plan
1,252 R$
Total monthly cost: £15.00.
Roughly similar value
In this setup, Roblox Premium gives you roughly the same amount of Robux for your money as buying Robux normally. It’s neither a big saving nor a big loss, so the decision may come down to features and convenience.
In percentage terms, Premium on this setup gives about 4.2% more Robux for the same money compared to just buying Robux.
Cost per 1,000 Robux
£12.49
If you just buy Robux packs with this budget.
Cost per 1,000 Robux (Premium)
£11.98
Based on your Premium tier plus any top-ups in this plan.
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Roblox Premium value check: If we spend about £15.00 per month on Roblox, normal Robux purchases would give roughly 1,201 Robux/month. With Premium on this plan, we’d get around 1,252 Robux/month. That makes Premium better value overall (4.2% difference) and falls into the “Roughly similar value” band. Checked with ToolBLX Roblox Premium Value Calculator: https://toolblx.com/tools/roblox-premium-calculator
How this works
This tool compares two simple scenarios using the same monthly budget:
robux_without_premium = (budget ÷ pack_price) × pack_robux robux_with_premium = premium_robux + (topup_spend ÷ pack_price) × pack_robux value_ratio = robux_with_premium ÷ robux_without_premium
If value_ratio is above 1, Premium is giving you more Robux for the same money. If it’s below 1, you’d actually get more Robux by skipping Premium and just buying Robux packs.
This only looks at the Robux side of Premium. It doesn’t factor in trading access, badges, or any other extras Roblox might offer. Those may still make Premium feel worthwhile for your child even if the pure Robux math is neutral.