Roblox Stock Exchange 2 Passes and Robux Shop Guides
Key points
- Three guides: all 13 game passes, all 31 developer products, and what is official about algo bots.
- Passes are one-time unlocks from 39 to 999 Robux; products can be bought repeatedly and start at 9 Robux.
- Prices are the developer's own Robux listings on 8 October 2026 and can change without notice.
Roblox Stock Exchange 2 is free to play, and everything it sells for Robux falls into two groups: 13 game passes that you buy once, and 31 developer products that you can buy again. These three guides list every one with its official name and price, and are careful about what the developer has and has not explained.
One thing helps. Twelve of the thirteen passes come with precise descriptions, such as a fee rate, a leverage cap and an offline window in hours. The products mostly come with a name and nothing else. So the pass guide can tell you what you get, and the shop guide often can only tell you what something is called.
Pick a guide by purchase
Roblox Stock Exchange 2 Game Passes: All 13 and Prices
All 13 Roblox Stock Exchange 2 game passes with official descriptions and Robux prices, the 999-Robux bundle maths, and four passes whose product price differs.
Roblox Stock Exchange 2 Robux Shop: All 31 Products
All 31 Roblox Stock Exchange 2 developer products with Robux prices: time skips, AI Tokens, Trader Spotlight, the Season 1 Trader Pass and pass-named products.
Roblox Stock Exchange 2 Algo Bots: Costs and Settings
Roblox Stock Exchange 2 algo bots from official data: four Robux bot products from 39 to 249, the First Algo Bot badge count, and why we list no best settings.
How do the purchase types compare?
| Type | How many | Robux range | Buy more than once? | Official descriptions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single game pass | 12 | 39 to 299 | No | All 12 |
| All Gamepasses Bundle | 1 | 999 | No | One line |
| Developer product | 31 | 9 to 999 | Yes | 1 of 31 |
The "buy more than once" column follows Roblox's own definitions. A pass is "a one-time Robux fee to access special privileges inside your game", and a developer product is "an item or ability that a user can purchase more than once".
What should you read before spending anything?
Start outside this section. The how-to-play guide shows what the pass descriptions imply about the base game: a default of 8 offline hours ("instead of 8") and two player-founded companies ("instead of 2"). Several passes raise limits whose base values are not published.
Then look at the code. One code is printed in the game description, and the codes page tracks it; we have not tested it in the game.
If you do buy, our general order is passes before products. A pass with a clear description is a known quantity. A product with no description is a guess, and a guess you can pay for more than once.
What is not in these guides?
In-game cash prices, the standard trading fee, leverage caps by level and bot performance. None of those is published in an official source we could read, and we do not fill gaps with numbers from videos or other sites.
Scope
Prices were read from Roblox on 8 October 2026. The newest product in the list was created on 2 October 2026. Everything in the game is simulated, and nothing here is financial advice.