Am I offering a good price for animators per animation?

hey guys, I was thinking about hiring an animator for my game, and I wanted to ask about my price offer and see if it’s reasonable

I wanted to offer a price of 50 robux per animation, affected by factors which are:

  1. Length: how long the animation is
  2. Size: how big the animation is

I’m very new to this, so please answer honestly if it’s a reasonable price! if there’s other stuff I did not factor in/known about, lemme know! thanks :happy2:

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I will be honestly, if you find a good animator willing to go for that price gatekeep them to hell and back. This is super super low, generally you’d also need to factor in:

  1. Complexity
  2. Type of animation (like cutscenes, custom rigs, normal Roblox character)
  3. Length (but this depends on complexity generally)
  4. any other task an animator may have to do like rigging a custom model.

Even if the animation was 1 idle I wouldn’t want to work for 50 robux, you’re paying them a cent (if even a cent?).

i think that is perfectly fair. “animators” on Roblox are completely fictitious.

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That would be 0,0395 € ($0.0459 USD)
For that price you won’t find a good one.

50 robux isnt much in developer terms, as an animator myself im looking at upwards of 300-1000 depending on complexity, smoothness, and the style. If you’re looking to animate cutscenes prepare to pay above 5000+ in some cases

looking at these replies I’m prepared to make the animations myself lol

If I was personally an animator, I would want about 300-500 per animation or paid in real money.

Don’t Worry, the reality is basically~

If you’re going to get an experienced animator they’re likely to be older → they’re likely to ask for higher pay.

Many kids work on roblox & I’m sure you’re also a teen, and with that said, there’s many of talented people who genuinely just want robux to buy a new gamepass, accessories etc. Those are the people you can get away with cheap prices working together. They won’t be reliable or dependable, but, they will be cheap.

Actual professionals? They’re going to want at least minimum wage payments which will be multiple thousands of robux or of course genuine USD for their work.

All in all if you’re younger make friends and you’ll easily find people who’ll work for 50-300 robux, even when I was younger I was really happy to find tasks for 300-700 robux, that money meant a lot back then. Now, it’s literally a waste of time to glance at anything under the dev-ex rate of 30k robux.

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You should charge at least minimum wage or more unless youre a hobbyist. Developers on this platform that would hire you are also usually hobbyists in grade school, so probably don’t treat it as a super professional job if you’re trying to get paid in robux.

The price depends a lot on where the animator is from and how much that Robux converts into real currency.

The main issue is that a lot of people inflated animation prices way beyond reality. For simple game animations (reload, shoot, inspect, equip, idle), you’re not outsourcing Pixar - you’re asking for 2–5 second loops.

If you provide the rig, the job is straightforward, especially with Blender tools that clean things up automatically. Pretty much anyone can learn decent animation skills in a week if they put in effort into learning; that’s the easiest specialization to get into on Roblox, in my opinion.

For reference, a full gun animation set going for 400–1k Robux is reasonable in my opinion. 50 Robux per animation is low, but it depends. If it’s a simple equip animation, then it’s a totally fair price if the workload is tiny and you’re being transparent about expectations.

i can animate for you and you can pay through paypal or cashapp and if you cant do that you can just give me robux

realistically any skilled developer, especially one with connections and a strong track record will charge anywhere from 50-100+ usd per animation. anyone charging less is either blissfully unaware of how much money flows through roblox, or new to animating.