Stand Out gamepasses

Stand Out gamepasses and the Robux shop

The six gamepasses

Stand Out has exactly six gamepasses on Roblox. The descriptions below are copied character for character from Roblox, including the doubled word in the Builder line, and all six were listed for sale when this page was checked.

Every price above was checked against Roblox on November 15, 2026, and all six match the in-game shop listings: Guitar 200, Emote Slots 80, Kill Sound 160, Pogo Stick 250, Private Servers 800 and Builder 800. Roblox's list endpoint supplies the names and descriptions but carries no price, which is why each price is read one pass at a time.

Names mostly match between Roblox and the in-game shop, with a couple of small differences worth knowing before you search for one: the pass is called Builder on Roblox and Accessory Builder in the shop, and Private Servers is singular in the shop and plural on Roblox.

What each pass actually unlocks

Guitar and Pogo Stick each have an in-game item description for what the bound item does, Builder picks up one extra line on its shop entry, and the remaining three carry only the single sentence in the table above.

Guitar. The in-game Guitar item describes the bound item rather than the purchase: Use it to play your guitar as you walk. Use it again to put it away. A hit ends the song. That is the whole of the published behaviour — no chord list, no range, and nothing about whether other players hear it.

Pogo Stick. The item description is equally short: Use it to set your pogo stick down. Use it again next to it to pick it up. The pass description adds the part that matters for inventory, that it unlocks the item on all slots. That is every detail published about it.

Builder. The Accessory Builder shop entry adds one line to the price, that the menu is accessible in the Main Menu. One distribution detail from November 14, 2026 at 20:08 UTC: everyone from Alphas 1, 2 and 3 gets the Builder pass for free. No published limit exists on how many accessories you can create.

Emote Slots. One sentence and nothing else. It does not say how many slots exist before the purchase, whether the extra page is shared between the emote and emoji wheels, or whether a third page can be added.

Kill Sound. One sentence. There is no published list of selectable sounds.

Private Servers. One sentence, and the one conflict on the page — see below.

The Private Servers conflict

Two pieces of published data disagree about whether Stand Out can run private servers at all. Roblox's games API for universe 8172250815 reports createVipServersAllowed: false when checked on November 15, 2026, while the pass list returns a Private Servers gamepass marked for sale at 800 Robux.

Both values are published, and they disagree; this page reports both instead of picking one. Nothing published explains the difference — no post says the pass is retired, and none says the API flag is stale. Until one does, treat the 800 Robux listing as the shop's price and the API flag as the platform's setting, and expect either to change first.

Developer products

These are single-purchase products rather than passes, priced individually in the Robux Shop. Roblox's developer-product listing for universe 8172250815 returned no data when checked on November 15, 2026, so the prices below are the Robux Shop's own listings. What each booster actually doubles, and how the arrow tiers roll, are covered on the items database and the Stand arrows page.

The Starter Pack is the only itemised bundle, and no per-item value is published for its contents, so this page cannot say whether it is cheaper than buying the same parts separately. The booster tiers also do not scale evenly, which is worth checking before you pick a duration: the one-hour Coins Booster costs four times its 15-minute tier for four times the duration, the one-hour Drops Booster costs about 2.4 times its 15-minute tier, and the one-hour Exp Booster costs about ten times its 15-minute tier for the same fourfold duration.

One more naming gap to know about: the shop calls the third booster 2x Drops Booster, while the in-game status effect for the same boost is titled Item Boost and describes it as doubling eligible item rewards. The Item Boost listing carries a price line of 39 Robux per 15 minutes, which does not match the 99 Robux the shop lists for the same tier — the Exp and Coin listings carry the same 39 Robux line and do match their shop prices, so the Drops figure is the one that differs. Where the two disagree this page keeps the shop price and flags the conflict.

Free alternatives

Three one-off Community Rewards each pay the same amount: 1 Stand Arrow, 500 Coins. They are triggered by favouriting and liking the game, joining the developer's group, and inviting a friend. None of the six gamepasses is covered by any of them, and whether the rewards repeat is not stated.

Boosters have a free route that the gamepasses do not: since November 13, 2026 you can craft 2x exp and coin boosters with rokas, and a better grade of Rokaka gives a longer duration. That covers the Exp and Coins boosters only — the Drops booster has a shop purchase with no crafting route at all.

Everything else in the shop is purchase-only: no published quest, drop or reward grants a gamepass, and the only free distribution ever mentioned is the Builder pass going to players from Alphas 1, 2 and 3.

Gamepasses FAQ

Do I need a gamepass to play Stand Out? No. There is no paid access — as early as October 12, 2026 the developer warned players about fake games selling access for Robux. All six passes above are optional extras — bound items, extra emote slots, a creation tool and a server listing — and none of them unlocks the game itself.

Is the Builder pass worth it? The published facts: it costs 800 Robux, it opens the BUILDER menu from the Main Menu, and it is for creating custom accessories. No limit is published on how many accessories you can make, what they can be attached to, or whether they are visible to other players. Players from Alphas 1, 2 and 3 already have it for free, so check whether that includes you before buying.

Do the purchased boosters stack with the crafted ones? Not stated. Nothing published says whether a bought booster and a crafted booster run at the same time, whether their durations add, or whether the Exp, Drops and Coins multipliers combine.