Analyzing Game Data
Analyzing Game Data
On the Roblox platform, you can easily view and download statistical game data, including:
- Number of players currently playing the game and which platform they’re using.
- Historical data on total player visits, how long they’ve played, and how many Robux have been spent within a place.
- Daily and monthly sales of
articles/Developer Products In Game Purchases|Developer Products(in-game purchases). - Your
articles/premium payouts|Premium Payouts, based on how much time Roblox Premium players spend in your game.
Using this data, you can determine the game’s top-earning items, most-visited places, and more.
Opening Developer Stats
To access statistical data, navigate to the main page for a specific place in a game, click the 
button, and select Developer Stats from the context menu.
Live Stats
The number of players in the entire game (all places), separated by platform. These values are updated every 30 seconds.
Filtered Devices
If your game is crashing frequently on a certain platform because of performance issues, it may be omitted from discovery when players browse Roblox games on that platform. If this occurs, you should determine why the game is crashing and fix it; see articles/Improving Performance|Improving Performance and articles/Developer Console|Developer Console as starting points.
Historical Data
This section contains charts and tables such as Visits, Average Visit Length, Robux Revenue, and Developer Product Sales. This data can be filtered by hour/day/month and platform.
Downloading Data
To view more detailed statistical data, you can download a .csv or .xlsx spreadsheet. For instance, a spreadsheet can reveal how many people bought a specific item on their phone, or what percentage of your revenue comes from specific articles/Game Passes One Time Purchases|Game Pass or articles/Developer Products In Game Purchases|Developer Product sales.
To download spreadsheet files:
- At the top of the Developer Stats page, click the Data Export tab.
- Select the month you want to download and click the Generate button.
- Once the file has finished generating, click the Download button, locate the file, and open it in a spreadsheet editing program.
Data Organization
When inspecting the spreadsheet, note that it does not contain a row for every sale that occurs. Instead, the data is bucketed by day. That means if there were two sales of the same item on the same day, they appear as a single row with SalesVolume of 2.
| Column | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| PlaceId | ID of the place in which the transaction occurred. | 0123456789 |
| PlaceName | Name of the place in which the transaction occurred. | Ice Cavern |
| GameId | ID of the game in which the transaction occurred. | 955573389 |
| GameName | Name of the game in which the transaction occurred. | Gem Hunter |
| ItemId | Product ID of the item that was sold. This is an internal Roblox ID and is not the same as an asset ID. | 1492051 |
| ItemName | Name of the item that was sold. | Energy Bar |
| ItemType | Type of item that was sold. | Developer Product |
| Date | The day that the sale occurred on. | 2020_01_01 |
| SalesVolume | Number of sales of the item. | 68 |
| Impressions | If the row displays ad impressions, this is the number of times the mobile video ad was viewed. | 140 |
| Revenue | The profit that you made from the item. | 80 |
| RevenueSource | Whether the revenue was from a sale or an ad impression. | Transactional |
| Device | Type of device the player was on. | Phone |
Premium Payouts
The Premium tab at the top of the Developer Stats page is related to articles/premium payouts#payout-data|Premium Payouts data.