List a game on the marketplace
A listing tells buyers what you are selling and on what terms.
How to use it
- Open My listings on the marketplace and select your connected game.
- Enter a price, currency, stake, deal description and contacts.
- Save a draft or review the details and confirm publication.
Advice and practical context
Seller's public statement
A listing connects a game with price, stake, description, and selected contacts. Its investor report becomes available to guests only within the listing scope; the owner's personal permissions and separate investor links continue under their own rules.
Clarify the scope
Describe the asset being sold, included code and assets, group, brand rights, and expected post-deal role. Do not state a stake price without its percentage or present stale analytics without a date. Unlisting closes guest access but does not revoke other links.
Open the report as a guest before publishing: team-only fields, keys, and unapproved commercial metrics must not appear. Publish contacts only with consent. The description should not promise functionality or rights excluded from transfer.
Technical detailsCalculations, permissions and behavior
Publishing and buyer messages
Only the connected game's MARPLA owner can list it, not a limited-access member. Publishing requires a Roblox connection and explicit confirmation of authority to offer the project and share contacts. This verifies access, not legal ownership.
Publishing a listing also makes its investor report readable without sign-in. Game settings, keys, conversations and undisclosed deal terms stay private. Unlisting removes guest access; personal permissions and separate investor links continue to apply.
When the owner opens their own listing card, they see separate conversations from every potential buyer of that game, the first-message preview and unread messages. A game has one active listing. A stake's price is for that percentage, not a 100% valuation.
Reminders appear in MARPLA for free; automatic email, Discord and Telegram notifications require a separate integration. Drafts, unlisted offers and closed deals are hidden from buyers. Disconnecting Roblox or deleting the game hides its offer.