Roblox clipping data
Live Roblox clipping data from MetaClip: verified views, clips, creator channels, views by platform and what campaigns cost per 1,000 views. CSV included.
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In short
- On 13 November 2026, Roblox clips on MetaClip had 4.4 million verified views from 1,513 approved clips by 208 creator channels, across 11 studio-funded campaigns.
- Instagram Reels carried 48% of the views. The top clip has 876,985 views on Instagram Reels.
- Finished campaigns that reached 100,000 verified views cost studios $0.32 to $1.21 per 1,000 verified views, all-in.
- In the last 30 days, 1,438 clips were approved and have 4.0 million views.
How big is Roblox clipping on MetaClip?
On 13 November 2026, Roblox studios had funded 11 clipping campaigns on MetaClip, 4 of them live. Creators posted clips of the games to TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, and the 1,513 clips studios approved have 4,419,130 verified views. They came from 208 creator channels.
The biggest single campaign so far is Evade's Halloween update: 1,698,747 verified views from 132 clips. The Evade case study has the full breakdown.
Which platform gets Roblox clips the most views?
| Platform | Verified views | Share | Clips | Top clip |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Instagram Reels | 2,112,776 | 48% | 358 | 876,985 |
| YouTube Shorts | 1,668,586 | 38% | 1,002 | 43,357 |
| TikTok | 637,768 | 14% | 153 | 92,375 |
What does a Roblox clipping campaign cost per 1,000 views?
Finished campaigns that reached 100,000 verified views cost studios $0.32 to $1.21 per 1,000 verified views, and $0.41 across the 3 of them combined. That is everything the studio paid, divided by the views its approved clips reached.
Clips keep gaining views after a campaign ends, so these figures only fall over time. For how a budget turns into views, see what Roblox game marketing costs or launch a campaign.
How fast is Roblox clipping growing?
In the last 30 days, studios approved 1,438 clips, and those clips have 4,064,715 verified views: 92% of every view on the platform so far.
How is this data counted?
- Verified views are read from the TikTok, Instagram and YouTube APIs every hour, not reported by creators. A clip earns once it passes 1,000 views.
- Clips are ones the studio approved. Clips held for a bot check are left out until they clear.
- Campaigns are Roblox campaigns a studio paid for. Website campaigns are left out.
- Cost per 1,000 views counts finished campaigns that reached 100,000 verified views, since a running campaign's cost per view keeps falling until its budget is spent.
- Updated twice a day. This page shows totals only, never a single studio's campaign without its permission.
Can I download or cite this data?
Yes. The figures are in a CSV: roblox-clipping-data.csv. Please cite “MetaClip, Roblox clipping data, 13 November 2026” with a link to this page.
Questions, answered
How many views do Roblox clipping campaigns get?
On 13 November 2026, Roblox campaigns on MetaClip had 4.4 million verified views from 1,513 approved clips. Evade's Halloween campaign alone reached 1.6 million verified views from 132 clips.
How much does a Roblox clipping campaign cost per 1,000 views?
Finished MetaClip campaigns that reached 100,000 verified views cost studios $0.32 to $1.21 per 1,000 verified views, all-in, $0.41 across them combined.
Which platform gets the most views for Roblox clips?
On MetaClip, Instagram Reels: 48% of all verified views on 13 November 2026. YouTube Shorts had 38% and TikTok had 14%.
Can I use this data?
Yes. Quote it with a link to this page and the date. The figures are in a CSV at metaclip.app/guides/roblox-clipping-data/data.csv.
