What a launch includes
After you pick the parts and set the price, you hand the device to your team. The launch itself includes a marketing campaign. You then read the critics' reviews and watch sales come in live. Those four beats are the whole published sales loop.
How to choose a price without a formula
No official price table is public. Use the price you can see in your session:
- Note the cost of the parts you actually selected, if the game shows one.
- Set a sale price above that cost only if you are willing to watch the first reviews and lower it.
- Put those two numbers into the launch margin estimate if you want the arithmetic. The form does not know the game's demand.
- Launch once, then wait for live sales before you open another region or a second product line.
How to read a weak result
The listing says you can see both critic reviews and live sales. If reviews are poor, change the design or the price before you buy more office or hire a larger team. If sales are fast and the margin is thin, raise the price on the next launch rather than assuming the first price is permanent.
A pass named 2x Money costs 149 Robux. The store listing shows that name and price only. It does not publish whether the multiplier hits sales, goal cash, or both. Buy it only if you already launch often enough that a money multiplier would matter.
Goal cash is separate: there are 28 goals with cash rewards, and the individual amounts are not published. Claim what the goals panel shows. Do not expect a code to fill a weak launch. No code string is confirmed.