About RBXCodesHQ

Hi, I'm Allan — AllanIsGreasy on YouTube and Roblox. I run RBXCodesHQ on my own. It lists working codes for Roblox games, and nothing else: no scripts, no exploits, no "free Robux". Just the codes each game's developers have released, what they give, and where to type them.

Who I am

I've played Roblox since 2015. My favourite back then was Lumber Tycoon 2, and I've loved Roblox ever since. In 2018 I started my YouTube channel. Most of my videos ended up being about BedWars, and lately Rivals too. This is a one-person site, not a company. More about me on my author page.

Why I made this site

One thing always annoyed me: how hard it was to find Roblox codes that actually worked, or a quick guide that was easy to read. Too many code lists are full of dead codes, and too many guides take forever to get to the point. So I built this site for exactly that: working codes, short readable guides, and updates on what's new in the games people play.

How codes get here

• A program reads each game's Roblox page every 3 hours. Most developers post their codes in the game's description, so new codes usually reach this site the same day.
• I approve every new code by hand. The program never publishes a code on its own. I read the developer's post, make sure it's really a code and not just a word in the description, and write down the reward.
• Expired means "no longer listed". When a game stops listing a code, it moves to that page's expired list with the date. I say "no longer listed by the game" because that's what I can see; I don't claim to have tested every code on every account.
• Codes from Discord or X can be added by hand when a developer posts them there, and they're labelled with where they came from.

The full process, step by step, is on How I check codes.

How the pages are written

Every game page says where that game's code box actually is, what each code gives, and a little about the game. I research each game from its Roblox page and the developers' own posts. AI tools help me research and draft; I check and edit every page before it goes up, and fix it when a game moves its menus. When I've checked a game's redeem steps in-game myself, the page says so with the date.

I'd rather cover fewer games properly than hundreds badly, so a game only gets a page once it has working codes.

How the site pays for itself

The site is free. It may show ads, and they never go above the codes or right next to a Copy button. Ads here are set to be suitable for young players (no personalised ads).

Not affiliated with Roblox

RBXCodesHQ is an independent fan site. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Roblox Corporation or any game developer. Game names and artwork belong to their owners.

Spotted a mistake?

If a code is wrong, a reward is missing, or there's a game you want covered, tell me. I usually fix it the same day.