CreatorCodeHub
How it works
Six steps: sign in, get your code, join the group, share the code, watch it come in, get paid. The same code works in every connected game (currently RNG Spiel).
Step 1 of 6
Sign in with Roblox
Your dashboard belongs to your Roblox account. There is no separate password and no separate account to manage.
- Click “Sign in with Roblox”. Roblox asks you once whether the portal may see your username, display name and avatar.
- We never see your password. No access to your Robux, your friends or your inventory.
- If you are not enrolled yet, you land on a page that shows your user ID and how to apply.
How it looks
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Step 2 of 6
Get your code unlocked
We link a short code to your Roblox account by hand. From that moment the code is yours.
- Send us your Roblox username, your user ID and a link to your channel (contact@creatorcodehub.com). We check the channel and enroll you.
- One code works in every connected game, so you never have to hand out a second one.
- The code does not expire. You see it, your share and your status at the top of the dashboard.
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Step 3 of 6
Join the payout groups
Payouts are Robux and each game pays them from its own Roblox group (for example “Pillars Development”). Only members can receive them.
- Join each group right away, not in the month you expect your first payout. Your dashboard links every group and can check your membership.
- Roblox holds new members for 14 days before a group payout can reach them (verified groups sometimes 3 days, but do not count on it).
- After that, staying a member is all you have to do. You never need to send anything back.
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Step 4 of 6
Share your code
Your viewers enter the code in the game, under Settings → Codes. That links them to you for 7 days.
- Show the code on screen and put it in the description. Players type it exactly as it is, capitals and all.
- Player bonus in RNG Spiel: 2× luck for 15 minutes.
- Players get the bonus every time they enter your code. After 7 days they can enter it again and get the bonus again, so remind your viewers about your code every week.
- A player has one creator code at a time, per game. While it runs, no other code is possible; after 7 days the link expires by itself.
- Only purchases inside that window count for you. A second code from the same player in the same week is ignored, and so are duplicates.
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Step 5 of 6
Follow your earnings
The game reports every redemption and every purchase to the portal. Your dashboard shows it within a minute, per game and in total.
- Roblox keeps 30% of every purchase first. Of the net Robux that are left you get 15%, rounded down per purchase.
- KPIs compare this month against the same days of last month, so a mid-month number is never red for the wrong reason.
- Refunded or duplicate purchases are voided before the payout. They stay visible in your activity, marked, but count nowhere.
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Step 6 of 6
Get paid
Once a month, as Robux through the group payout, once your open balance reaches 100 Robux.
- We reconcile refunds after the month ends and send the payout in the first days of the following month.
- One payout per month, covering every game together, not one payout per game.
- Payouts start at 100 Robux. If your balance is below that when a month ends, it carries over and is paid together with a later month. It never expires.
- If we stop working together, you get a remaining balance from 1 Robux with the final statement.
- What you have to do: nothing, except stay a member of the group.
- Roblox can hold the Robux for up to 10 days after the payout before you can spend them. Your statement shows the date we sent them.
- Robux from a group payout are DevEx-eligible on your side, so you can convert them if your account qualifies.
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Still open?
- The rules in full: Creator Agreement — attribution, share, payout, what is not allowed.
- What the portal stores: Privacy policy.
- Anything else: contact@creatorcodehub.com.
Not enrolled yet?
Write to contact@creatorcodehub.com with your Roblox username, your user ID and a link to your channel. We look at the channel and get back to you; if it fits, you get a code and can start right away.