On 2026-11-10, Roblox's own catalog listed Steal a Brainrot's three Game Passes at these prices: 2x Money 299 Robux, VIP 375 Robux and Admin Commands 7,999 Robux. 2x Money plus VIP comes to 674 Robux, and all three come to 8,673. If a guide gives you different numbers, it's out of date.
The short version
| Game Pass | Price on 2026-11-10 | Discount shown | Pass last modified (UTC+8) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2x Money | 299 Robux | None | 2026-08-09 05:55 |
| VIP | 375 Robux | None | 2026-08-09 05:59 |
| Admin Commands | 7,999 Robux | None | 2026-08-09 05:49 |
Source: Roblox's public game-pass endpoint for the Steal a Brainrot experience (universe 7709344486), read on 2026-11-10 at 08:13 UTC+8. The "price" and "base price" fields matched for all three passes, and the discount field was empty. In other words, these are the normal prices, not a sale.
- Both money-related passes (2x Money + VIP): 299 + 375 = 674 Robux
- All three passes: 299 + 375 + 7,999 = 8,673 Robux
- Gift cards: Roblox says Amazon Gift Cards and Party Pack gift cards are "redeemable for Robux only and cannot be redeemed for Roblox Credit." For Game Passes that doesn't matter, because passes are paid for in Robux anyway.
Why the prices you've seen don't match
If you search "Steal a Brainrot VIP price", you'll find several different numbers. Many guides list VIP higher than 375 and Admin Commands far lower than 7,999. Some give 2x Money other prices too. If a number doesn't match Roblox's catalog today, it's wrong.
There's a simple reason. On Roblox, the creator sets the price, and Roblox doesn't. Roblox's help article "Contacting an Experience's Creators for Help" (last edited 2025-01-07, UTC+8) puts it this way: "Pricing, features, and quality are determined and maintained by the Creator and not by Roblox." A creator can change a pass price whenever they like, and any guide written before the change stays wrong until someone updates it.
For Steal a Brainrot, Roblox's data shows all three passes were last modified within ten minutes of each other, early on 2026-08-09 (UTC+8). The API doesn't say what changed then. Still, it's a good reason to distrust any price list older than August 2026.
So this guide only uses one source for prices: Roblox's own catalog data, read on the day of writing.
How I checked
Here's how I checked, so you can repeat it:
| Step | Roblox endpoint | What it returned (2026-11-10) |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Place → universe | apis.roblox.com/universes/v1/places/109983668079237/universe | universeId 7709344486 |
| 2. Confirm the game | games.roblox.com/v1/games?universeIds=7709344486 | Name "[💀] Steal a Brainrot". Creator: the group "BRAZILIAN SPYDER", with a verified badge. Created 2025-05-16, last updated 2026-11-09 04:55 (UTC+8) |
| 3. List Game Passes | apis.roblox.com/game-passes/v1/universes/7709344486/game-passes | 3 passes, all for sale: Admin Commands 7,999, VIP 375, 2x Money 299 |
| 4. Check each pass | apis.roblox.com/game-passes/v1/game-passes/{id}/product-info | Same prices: 1227013099 = 7,999; 1229510262 = 375; 1228591447 = 299 |
| 5. Developer products | apis.roblox.com/developer-products/v2/universes/7709344486/developerproducts | Full list of one-time purchases (used in the section below) |
Step 2 matters more than it looks. There are lots of copycat "Steal a" games on Roblox. The real one is made by the BRAZILIAN SPYDER group, which has a verified badge. Check that before you spend anything.
What each pass costs on its own and together
Most players buy one or two passes, so here are the totals worth knowing:
| What you buy | Robux | How it adds up |
|---|---|---|
| 2x Money only | 299 | 299 |
| VIP only | 375 | 375 |
| 2x Money + VIP | 674 | 299 + 375 |
| Admin Commands only | 7,999 | 7,999 |
| VIP + Admin Commands | 8,374 | 375 + 7,999 |
| 2x Money + Admin Commands | 8,298 | 299 + 7,999 |
| All three | 8,673 | 299 + 375 + 7,999 |
Admin Commands makes up about 92% of the "buy everything" total (7,999 of 8,673). Roblox's listing describes it with one line: "Type ;cmds in the chat to see a list of commands!" The other two passes have no description in the catalog at all. Check the in-game tooltip to see what each one actually does.
Buying a pass for a friend costs the same
Steal a Brainrot's developer-product list includes gift versions of each pass. These are separate products marked "[GIFT]" and "[GIFT!]". On 2026-11-10 they cost exactly the same as the passes:
| Gift product | Robux | Same as the pass? |
|---|---|---|
| [GIFT] 2x Money | 299 | Yes |
| [GIFT] VIP | 375 | Yes |
| [GIFT] Admin Commands | 7,999 | Yes |
So gifting a pass doesn't cost extra, but you don't save anything either. Gifting happens inside the game, and the game's own menu decides who you can gift to. Roblox's catalog only shows that the products exist and are for sale.
Other things you can buy with Robux in the game
Game Passes are permanent. Most of the other things you can buy are developer products, meaning one-off purchases such as cash packs, Lucky Blocks and server luck boosts. Here are the main ones that were marked for sale on 2026-11-10:
| Category | Product | Robux |
|---|---|---|
| Cash packs | StarterPack | 189 |
| Cash Pack #1 | 59 | |
| Cash Pack #2 | 379 | |
| Cash Pack #3 | 659 | |
| Cash Pack #4 | 1,249 | |
| Cash Pack #5 | 2,499 | |
| Server luck | 2x Server Luck | 249 |
| 4x Server Luck | 999 | |
| 8x Server Luck | 2,999 | |
| Lucky Blocks | +1 Mythic Lucky Block | 175 |
| +1 Brainrot God Lucky Block | 399 | |
| +1 Secret Lucky Block | 1,499 | |
| +1 Secret, Brainrot God, Mythic Lucky Block | 2,073 | |
| +3 Secret Lucky Block | 4,497 | |
| +8 Secret Lucky Block | 11,992 | |
| Speed | +1 Speed | 39 |
| +5 Speed | 99 | |
| +10 Speed | 229 | |
| Gear | Blackhole Slap | 199 |
| Flying Carpet | 349 | |
| Laser Gun | 499 | |
| Ban Hammer | 999 | |
| Shovels | Gold Shovel | 29 |
| Diamond Shovel | 49 | |
| Lava Shovel | 99 | |
| Divine Shovel | 199 |
Source: Roblox developer-product endpoint for universe 7709344486, both pages, read on 2026-11-10. I've only listed products where IsForSale was true and the price was a normal number. The list also contains many old event products that are no longer for sale, plus placeholder entries priced at 999,999,999 and named "DISABLED PRODUCT". I left both out.
One caveat: developer products appear when the game's own scripts offer them. Being marked "for sale" in Roblox's data means the product can be bought, not that it's showing in the shop right now. If the in-game price ever differs from this table, the in-game price is the one you'll pay.
Bulk Lucky Blocks don't save you anything
Doing the maths on those Lucky Block prices shows no bulk discount at all:
| Bundle | Price | Same items bought one at a time | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| +3 Secret Lucky Block | 4,497 | 3 × 1,499 = 4,497 | 0 |
| +8 Secret Lucky Block | 11,992 | 8 × 1,499 = 11,992 | 0 |
| +1 Secret, Brainrot God, Mythic | 2,073 | 1,499 + 399 + 175 = 2,073 | 0 |
The bundles are just a quicker way to buy several at once. If you're on a budget, buying one at a time costs exactly the same, and you can stop whenever you want.
Wheel spins are the exception
Spin bundles are cheaper than single spins. The Crystal Wheel, for example: 1x Spin costs 99, 3x Spin costs 199 (about 66 per spin) and 10x Spin costs 499 (about 50 per spin). There's also a "1x Spin (Crystal Wheel) DISCOUNT" product at 49. The Eclipse Wheel uses the same 49 / 99 / 199 / 499 pricing.
Getting the Robux: which cards and codes work
Every price in this guide is in Robux, so the question is how you get Robux onto your account. Roblox's help center makes one rule clear that often confuses people.
Amazon and Party Pack cards give you Robux only
Roblox's help article "How to redeem and spend your Gift Card" (last edited 2026-11-09, 13:23 UTC+8) says: "Amazon Gift Cards and Party Packs Gift Cards are redeemable for Robux only and cannot be redeemed for Roblox Credit." The "Managing and spending your Roblox Credit" article says the same: "If you redeemed an Amazon Gift Card or a Party Packs Gift Card, your gift card value is Robux only. These cards are not redeemable for credits."
For Steal a Brainrot this works in your favour. Game Passes and developer products are paid in Robux, so a Robux-only card already gives you the right currency. The limit only matters for things that need Roblox Credit.
Credit vs Robux, briefly
| Roblox Credit | Robux | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get from a standard Roblox gift card | Credit (stored as a balance) | After you convert the Credit |
| What you get from Amazon or Party Pack cards | No | Yes, Robux only |
| Where it can be used | "only in a web browser – it cannot be used in Roblox apps" | In games, including Steal a Brainrot |
| Can you buy a Game Pass with it? | Not directly. Convert it to Robux first | Yes |
| Can you split a payment? | No. "You cannot combine or split payment types." | No |
Source: Roblox Support, "Managing and spending your Roblox Credit" (last edited 2026-04-16, UTC+8). If you hold Credit, the article explains that you can use "Get Robux" or "Convert Credit to Robux" on the redeem page to turn it into Robux.
How many retail cards does each pass need?
Roblox's "Retail Codes" article (last edited 2026-11-09, UTC+8) gives fixed Robux values for two retail products: each Party Pack card is worth 200 Robux (25 cards per pack), and each Mini Pack coin is worth 50 Robux (40 coins per bag). Here's how many you'd need:
| Target | Robux needed | Party Pack cards (200 each) | Robux left over | Mini Pack coins (50 each) | Robux left over |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2x Money | 299 | 2 (400) | 101 | 6 (300) | 1 |
| VIP | 375 | 2 (400) | 25 | 8 (400) | 25 |
| 2x Money + VIP | 674 | 4 (800) | 126 | 14 (700) | 26 |
| Admin Commands | 7,999 | 40 (8,000) | 1 | 160 (8,000) | 1 |
| All three | 8,673 | 44 (8,800) | 127 | 174 (8,700) | 27 |
This assumes you start with zero Robux. If you already have some, subtract it first. The Party Pack and Mini Pack values come from Roblox, and the rest is simple arithmetic.
A whole Party Pack (25 × 200 = 5,000 Robux) isn't enough for Admin Commands alone. You'd need 3,000 more Robux on top.
Where to redeem
Roblox says retail codes "can only be redeemed in a web browser" at roblox.com/redeem. The gift card article adds that Samsung Galaxy and iOS users in the U.S. can also redeem inside the Roblox app. It also says "All Roblox codes can be redeemed worldwide", with the value converted to your account's local currency.
One warning from the Retail Codes article: "Robux are added to the account that is logged in when the code is redeemed. Make sure you're signed in to the right account before you redeem." If you share a device with a sibling, check whose account is logged in.
If a code won't redeem
Roblox's gift card article lists characters that people often mix up when typing a PIN. If you get an error, check these:
| If you typed | Try |
|---|---|
| 0 (zero) | O |
| 1 (one) | I (capital i) |
| 2 (two) | Z |
| 5 (five) | S |
| 6 (six) | G or Q |
| 8 (eight) | B |
The same article confirms that you can redeem as many cards as you like, but "they must be entered one at a time". So if you need 40 Party Pack cards for Admin Commands, plan for 40 separate redemptions. If a code says it's "already been redeemed", the Retail Codes article suggests checking your other accounts first. If the card was still sealed when you bought it, contact Roblox Support with the receipt and the code.
Video: "How to redeem a Roblox Gift Card", from the official Roblox YouTube channel. It walks through the roblox.com/redeem flow.
Where to buy the pass, and who to contact if it goes wrong
Roblox's help center says: "Passes are sold on the Store tab of the experience's page, and all other virtual items are sold directly inside the experience." Here's what that means in practice:
- Game Passes (2x Money, VIP, Admin Commands) are on the Store tab of the Steal a Brainrot page on Roblox, and you can also buy them in the game.
- Developer products (cash packs, Lucky Blocks, spins and so on) are bought inside the game.
If something breaks, Roblox splits responsibility like this:
| Problem | Who to contact (Roblox's guidance) |
|---|---|
| A pass or item isn't working, or you were banned from the game | The creator. Roblox says to "reach out to the Creator directly", by message, group wall or the social links they provide. |
| You want your Robux or money back | Roblox Customer Support. "Creators cannot provide Robux refunds or monetary refunds from purchases via the Roblox platform." |
| A gift card won't redeem | Roblox Support, with your username, purchase date and amount, place of purchase and city, country, PIN, serial number, a receipt image and images of the card (.jpg or .png). |
| You want a refund on a gift card | Not available. "Roblox does not provide refunds for gift cards." |
Retail codes have the same rule. The Retail Codes terms say "No returns and no refunds", and the codes and Robux "are not redeemable for cash, except as required by law." Decide which pass you want before you redeem.
What the correction means for your budget
The two changes that matter most go in opposite directions:
| If an old guide told you… | What Roblox lists on 2026-11-10 | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| VIP costs more than 375 | VIP is 375 | You need fewer Robux than you planned. Two 200-Robux Party Pack cards are enough. |
| Admin Commands costs well under 8,000 | Admin Commands is 7,999 | Budget about 8,000 Robux, which is 40 Party Pack cards or 160 Mini Pack coins. |
| 2x Money is cheap and VIP is the expensive one | 2x Money 299, VIP 375 | Getting both costs 674. VIP is only 76 Robux more than 2x Money. |
Before you redeem anything, write down the price you see on the Store tab and the Robux you already have. Then use the card table below to work out how much more you need. That way you won't get stuck a few Robux short, or end up redeeming more than you need.
Check any Game Pass price yourself in a minute
You don't have to trust me or anyone else. These are Roblox's public endpoints, and they work in any browser without logging in:
- Open
https://apis.roblox.com/game-passes/v1/universes/7709344486/game-passes?passView=Full&pageSize=100. - Find each pass by
"name"and read"price". - Compare
"price"with"userBasePriceInRobux". If they're the same and"priceDiscountDetails"is empty, there's no sale on. - Check
"isForSale"istrue. A pass that isn't for sale can't be bought, whatever an old guide says.
Or just open the game's Store tab on roblox.com. It shows the same numbers with less effort.
Where your Robux go
Paying for a pass supports the developer directly. Roblox's "Experience Passes" help article explains that creators set the price ("you can sell them for the amount of Robux you choose"), that the Robux they earn are held in a pending status called escrow before they're released, and that "these funds will be subject to a transaction fee." This is also why the creator, not Roblox, decides when prices change, and why prices change without any announcement from Roblox.
A quick checklist before you spend
- Make sure it's the right game. The creator should be the BRAZILIAN SPYDER group with a verified badge.
- Check the price on the Store tab today. On 2026-11-10 it was 299 / 375 / 7,999. If it's different when you look, trust what you see in the store.
- Add up what you want. 674 for both money passes and 8,673 for all three.
- Use a card that gives Robux. Amazon and Party Pack cards are Robux only, which is what passes need.
- Redeem on the right account. Robux go to whoever is logged in.
- Buy once. Game Passes are a one-time purchase, so you don't need to buy them again.
If you'd rather buy the Robux as a digital code, Buffget's US Roblox gift card page says the card is only for United States Roblox accounts and "grants only Robux". That matches what you need for Game Passes.
FAQ
How much is VIP in Steal a Brainrot?
375 Robux, according to Roblox's game-pass data read on 2026-11-10. No discount was showing.
How much is 2x Money?
299 Robux, with no discount, on 2026-11-10.
How much is Admin Commands?
7,999 Robux on 2026-11-10. If a list shows a lower figure, it's out of date.
How much is it to get both VIP and 2x Money?
674 Robux (375 + 299). All three passes together cost 8,673 Robux.
Is gifting a pass more expensive?
No. The [GIFT] versions of 2x Money, VIP and Admin Commands were priced at 299, 375 and 7,999 Robux, the same as the passes.
Can I use an Amazon Roblox card for Steal a Brainrot?
Yes. Roblox says Amazon and Party Pack cards redeem "for Robux only", and Game Passes are bought with Robux. You just can't turn those cards into Roblox Credit.
Are bigger Lucky Block bundles cheaper?
Not on 2026-11-10. +3 and +8 Secret Lucky Blocks cost exactly 3× and 8× the 1,499-Robux single price, and the three-tier bundle costs exactly the sum of its parts.
My pass isn't working. Who do I ask?
Roblox says to contact the game's creator for pass or item problems, and Roblox Support for refunds. Creators can't issue Robux refunds themselves.
Sources
- Roblox Games API, universe 7709344486 (place 109983668079237). https://games.roblox.com/v1/games?universeIds=7709344486 (read 2026-11-10)
- Roblox Game Passes API. https://apis.roblox.com/game-passes/v1/universes/7709344486/game-passes and /game-passes/v1/game-passes/{1227013099, 1229510262, 1228591447}/product-info (read 2026-11-10, 08:13 UTC+8)
- Roblox Developer Products API. https://apis.roblox.com/developer-products/v2/universes/7709344486/developerproducts (two pages, read 2026-11-10)
- Roblox Support: How to redeem and spend your Gift Card. https://en.help.roblox.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005566223 (last edited 2026-11-09)
- Roblox Support: Managing and spending your Roblox Credit. https://en.help.roblox.com/hc/en-us/articles/360029697131 (last edited 2026-04-16 UTC+8)
- Roblox Support: Retail Codes. https://en.help.roblox.com/hc/en-us/articles/49188142080788 (last edited 2026-11-09)
- Roblox Support: Experience Passes. https://en.help.roblox.com/hc/en-us/articles/203314040 (last edited 2022-11-19 UTC+8)
- Roblox Support: Contacting an Experience's Creators for Help. https://en.help.roblox.com/hc/en-us/articles/6566665691924 (last edited 2025-01-07 UTC+8)
- YouTube, Roblox (official): How to redeem a Roblox Gift Card. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4hyyIs_yEY