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RobloxReports
Independent reporting help

Reporting abuse on Roblox is confusing. Getting it seen shouldn't be.

Tell us what happened — a user, an experience, a piece of content. We help you put it into a report Roblox's Trust & Safety team can actually act on, and follow up on your behalf.

Email your report
case@robloxreports.com — no account, no form, no fees
Free to use
No password ever asked
Independent, not affiliated with Roblox
Why this exists

Most reports don't fail because they're wrong. They fail because they're hard to read.

Roblox's Trust & Safety team reviews an enormous volume of reports every day. A report that's vague, missing context, or scattered across a screenshot and a sentence is easy to skip past.

Without help

"this guy keeps saying weird stuff in the game pls ban him" — true, but nothing a reviewer can act on quickly.

With a structured report

Username, experience, date, exact behavior, and evidence links laid out in the order Trust & Safety expects to see them.

The process

Three steps, in this order

Each step depends on the one before it — that's why we number them.

01

You describe it

Email us the username or experience involved, what happened, and when you saw it. Screenshots or links help, but aren't required to start.

02

We structure it

We read what you sent, ask a follow-up question if something's missing, and organize it into a clear, complete report.

03

We follow up

We submit it to Roblox Support through their official channels and keep you posted if there's anything further to add.

Coverage

What we help you report

If it violates Roblox's Community Standards, we can help you put together a case for it.

Harassment & threats

Targeted bullying, threats, or coordinated harassment against you or someone else.

Inappropriate content

Content, builds, or experiences that violate Roblox's content standards, including attempts to bypass filters.

Scams & fraud

Trade scams, phishing links, fake giveaways, or Robux fraud schemes.

Impersonation

Accounts pretending to be someone else, including creators, moderators, or public figures.

Moderation circumvention

Usernames or slang used to slip inappropriate meaning past automated filters.

Something else

Not sure it fits a category? Send it anyway — we'll tell you honestly if it's something we can help with.

Transparency

What we are, and what we aren't

Not Roblox. Just help getting heard.

RobloxReports is an independent project. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Roblox Corporation, and we have no special account access or moderation authority.

  • Roblox has its own free, direct reporting tools built into every profile and experience — we don't replace that, we help you use it better.
  • We can't guarantee a specific outcome or timeline. Every decision belongs to Roblox.
  • For urgent safety concerns, go straight to Roblox's official Help Center.
Questions

Frequently asked

Is this an official Roblox service?

No. RobloxReports is independent and has no affiliation with Roblox Corporation. We help you write and route a report — Roblox makes every decision about what happens next.

Will you ever ask for my password?

Never. We don't need, and will never ask for, your Roblox password or any account credentials. Anyone asking for that isn't legitimate.

Does this cost anything?

No. Sending us a report is free. We don't take payment for this service.

How long does it take to hear back?

We'll usually respond to acknowledge your email within a day or two. How long Roblox itself takes to review a report is entirely up to their Trust & Safety team and outside our control.

What if my report doesn't fit a category?

Send it anyway. We'll read it and tell you honestly whether it's something we can help structure and forward, or point you toward a more direct channel.

Have something to report?

Send us the details — we'll take it from there.

Email your report