Releases and versioning
What the subscription includes, how versions are numbered, how breaking changes are handled, and what is deliberately not promised.
Availability
Generally available. The runtime, SDK and Studio workflow are available today. Create an account, subscribe, and the package and Studio plugin are issued to you immediately.
Create an account to subscribe. The runtime package and the Studio plugin are issued to your account as soon as the subscription is active.
What the plan includes
The Pro plan is $100 per month and covers:
- Full runtime and SDK access
- Every release as it ships, including major versions
- Studio workflow and plugin
- Domain-pack authoring and validation tooling
- Scenario testing and diagnostics tooling
- Release notes and migration notes for every breaking change
- No per-place or per-actor limits — execution happens in your own servers
- Technical support by email
Versioning
Releases are versioned MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH. A patch release fixes behaviour without changing an interface. A minor release adds capability that existing packs and adapters keep working across. A major release is the only kind that may change an interface you already depend on.
Every release ships with notes. A major release additionally ships a migration note that names each changed interface and what to do about it.
Breaking changes
The commitment is procedural, and it holds in both directions:
- Interface changes land in a major release, never in a patch.
- Every breaking change is published in release notes with a migration note.
- Pack validation reports which roles a change affects before you ship it.
- The previous major line keeps receiving security fixes for six months.
What is not promised
- No contractual uptime guarantee — the runtime executes inside your own Roblox servers
- No dedicated or named support engineer
- No custom domain-pack development or bespoke integration work
- No third-party security audit has been published.
Pricing is published in full on the pricing page, including exactly what the plan does not commit to.