How can I get a pass or product from an ID?

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#1

Lets say someone buys a dev product or a game pass, I want to be able to get the item they bought using the ID. Any way to do this?

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#3

No I want to use a script to get a pass. I know how to find them

#4

MarketplaceService | Documentation - Roblox Creator Hub
see if this helps
at GetProductInfo

#5

oh so you want to check if a player owns or bought a gamepass?

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#6

I tried this, every time I put in my ID it gives me a whole different product. Im not sure why though

#7

I want to be able to get the things info that they bought yes

#8

This might help just replace “YOUR_PRODUCT_ID_HERE” with your product ID.

local ProductId = "YOUR_PRODUCT_ID_HERE"  -- Replace with the Product ID of your Dev Product or Game Pass

game:GetService("MarketplaceService").ProcessReceipt = function(receiptInfo)
    local playerId = receiptInfo.PlayerId
    local productId = receiptInfo.ProductId

    -- Check if the received product matches the one you want to grant
    if productId == ProductId then
        -- Grant the item to the player (e.g., give them a tool, change a value, etc.)
        -- Replace this with your own logic for item granting.
        -- For example, you can use ServerStorage to store items and clone them to the player's Backpack.
        local item = game.ServerStorage:FindFirstChild("YourItemName"):Clone()
        item.Parent = game.Players[playerId].Backpack
    end

    return Enum.ProductPurchaseDecision.PurchaseGranted
end
#9

Did you use Enum.InfoType.GamePass as the second argument? It’ll return only assets by default if you don’t specify what category the ID belongs to. InfoType.Product exists for developer products too.

#10

I meant more of getting the data of the item/product the bought. Sorry for not explaining very well

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#11

Great this works perfectly! Once a user buys something though, how do I tell if they bought a product or a gamepass? Like when I process a receipt

#12

You can fetch all developer products from MarketplaceService and loop through the list to find an ID that matches the receipt. If it isn’t in there, it’s a game pass and not a product. The list of developer products also has the description information so you don’t have to use GetProductInfo on products unless you always want up-to-date information.

I was going to say pcall UserOwnsGamePassAsync but you can’t be sure your developer product doesn’t share an ID with a gamepass that player also owns.

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#13

I tried this

Bad news it only lets you get certain products I believe, and not all of them. Is there another way?

#14

It returns a Pages instance, which you need to advance yourself after storing the current page. I edited an example from the API reference to make this:

local developerProducts = {}
do
	local productPages = MarketplaceService:GetDeveloperProductsAsync()
	while true do
		table.insert(developerProducts, productPages:GetCurrentPage())
		if productPages.IsFinished then
			break
		end
		productPages:AdvanceToNextPageAsync()
	end
end
-- do stuff with developerProducts

ProcessReceipt only exists for developer products because they’re non-permanent and repeatable. If you want to hook onto any gamepass purchases, PromptGamePassPurchaseFinished can do that.

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