For players, creators and group owners
Play in the same region as friends abroad, give each account a fixed exit, and connect phones, tablets and PCs alike.
Native ISP IPs come from local carriers, leased monthly and unchanged for the lease; Open Cloud keys can be locked to one datacenter static IP.
Roblox players are spread across the Americas and Southeast Asia, with Brazil, the Philippines and Indonesia all busy markets. Take the exit in the country of the friends you play with.
United States
Canada
Mexico
Brazil
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Philippines
Indonesia
Thailand
Japan
AustraliaUnited States Where many friends and group members play, so main accounts often sit here; city-level exits subject to availability United States residential IPs Brazil A big Portuguese-speaking player base; team up with Brazilian friends from a Brazilian exit Brazil residential IPs Philippines Busy Southeast Asian players, many on phones; meet them in the same region Philippines residential IPs Indonesia Fast-growing Indonesian-speaking players; use a local exit to play with friends there Indonesia residential IPs Squad play, several accounts, phones and tablets, and automation scripts each get a matching exit.
Playing with friends abroad? When you hit Play, Roblox matches you by where your network is. Sign in and join from a residential IP in your friends' country and you're more likely to land on the same regional Roblox servers.
Native ISP IPA main account to play, a creator account to build, an ops account for Roblox groups and their stores. Each keeps one residential IP, so sign-in locations stay consistent and trouble on one account never drags the others in.
Long-term static IPKids play on a tablet, adults build on a PC, and phones join in too: set an HTTP proxy in Wi-Fi settings or use a SOCKS5 app, and one account signs in from the same exit on every device.
Native ISP IPOpen Cloud API keys can accept only listed IPs. Enter one datacenter static IP and your publish scripts, data-store syncs and leaderboard tools all call from that address, so a leaked key is useless to anyone else.
Datacenter IPDecide first whether a person is playing, several accounts are being run or a script is calling the API, then pick the IP type.
| Job | IP type | When to use it | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Squad play on a main account | Native ISP IPFrom $5/IP/month | You play with friends in one country and log in every day. | Pick your friends' country; renewing keeps the address. |
| Creator and group ops accounts | Broadcast IP$4/IP/month | One person or studio runs several accounts and groups at once. | One exit per account at a lower monthly price than native ISP IPs. |
| The odd session with friends elsewhere | Static residential · Short-termFrom $0.17/IP | Now and then you play with friends in another country. | 1–24 hours per IP; packs don’t expire. |
| API automation | Datacenter IP$3/IP/month | Publish, data-store and leaderboard scripts call the API on a schedule. | The key accepts only this IP; scripts live on your servers. |
Many players arrange to play with friends abroad and keep landing on servers in different regions, teaming up across continents.
| Aspect | Everyone from home | An exit in friends’ country |
|---|---|---|
| Server assignment | Always the server nearest you | More often the same region as friends |
| Playing together | Across continents, prone to lag | Your exit sits in their country |
| Several devices | Tablet and phone on different networks | Every device on one exit |
| Account sign-ins | Several accounts on one home network | Each account on its own exit |
Play and group accounts take long-term static IPs, the odd session takes short-term IPs, scripts take a datacenter IP; checkout shows the final price.
Main accounts playing with friends: a home-broadband IP in their country, renewed monthly.
One exit per creator or group account, affordable even with many accounts.
The odd session with friends elsewhere: 1–24 hours per IP; packs don’t expire.
A fixed source for automation scripts, entered in the API key's IP allowlist.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 all work, with username/password or IP-allowlist auth.
Before each sign-in, check the exit IP and confirm it's the one assigned to that account.
curl -x http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT https://example.com/Set the proxy variable once on the server and every publish or data-store request leaves from the address in the key's allowlist.
export HTTPS_PROXY=http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT
python publish.pyResearch scripts set the proxy in their HTTP client; switching country only changes the exit setting.
import requests
p = {"https": "http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT"}
requests.get("https://example.com/charts", proxies=p)Players sign in from their friends’ country and join the same regional servers; players and studios with several accounts give each one a fixed exit; Roblox creators give Open Cloud scripts a fixed datacenter IP.
Take a native ISP IP in your friends' country (From $5/IP/month) and let the device sign in and join through it. Lease it monthly if you play together often, or use a short-term IP (From $0.17/IP) for the odd session.
One each. The main account gets a native ISP IP; creator and group accounts can use lower-priced broadcast residential IPs ($4/IP/month), each fixed for the lease so sign-in histories never cross.
Give the parent and child accounts a fixed IP each and sign in separately; set play time and Robux spending limits in Roblox parental controls, while the exit just keeps each account signing in from one place.
Lease one datacenter static IP ($3/IP/month), add it to the accepted IP list when you create or edit the API key in the creator dashboard, and route every script through it. Moving servers then needs no key change.
On a PC, enter the exit in the system proxy or a proxy client; on a phone, set an HTTP proxy in the Wi-Fi settings or use a proxy app that supports SOCKS5. HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 are supported; country targeting is standard, and city and ASN targeting are subject to availability.
Long-term static IPs are leased monthly (From $3/IP/month) and short-term IPs come in packs (From $0.17/IP); the datacenter static IP for Open Cloud is monthly too ($3/IP/month).
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