Stop checking items one by one.

Every Roblox Limited you own in one list, with your position against the other sellers, the gap to the listings above and below, markup, and per-copy hold status.

What does the Reseller Terminal do?

Roblox shows one item’s price and your position at a time, on its own catalog page. Hold thirty Limiteds and checking where you stand means opening thirty pages, again every time the market moves. The Reseller Terminal pulls the whole inventory into a single list.

Each row gives the position on that listing, the gap to the seller below, the gap to the seller above, and the markup. The gap below answers whether undercutting is worth it: drop a Robux to reclaim the top spot, or hold when the next seller down is thousands cheaper. Both gaps can be sorted and filtered on, so an opportunity anywhere in the inventory surfaces without hunting for it.

How does per-copy hold tracking work?

A copy cannot be relisted until its reseller hold expires, and the hold is three days for a Classic Limited against thirty days for a UGC Limited. Copies of the same item bought on different days come off hold on different days. The terminal tracks each copy separately and shows an unlock countdown, so nothing sits idle past its date.

What do the tiers change?

Reseller data starts at Basic, $5 a month, refreshed daily. Pro at $10 refreshes every eight hours, Premium at $15 every four hours, and Insider at $20 is live. Premium and Insider also send a Discord ping when a competitor undercuts a listing and takes the top spot, capped at one every four hours on Premium and sent immediately on Insider.

There is no self-serve checkout yet. Paid tiers are granted by hand through the Discord community.