Get more players into your Roblox game.
Roblox clipping and UGC campaigns. Hundreds of creators post clips of your game on TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Reels, and you pay for the views they deliver.
Visits and concurrent players.
Roblox studios watch two numbers, and both climb when enough people see the game being played. A creator posts a clip, someone watching taps through, and they join the same way they found every other game they play.
The long version of why those two numbers move together is in how to increase CCU on a Roblox game.
Total visits
Every clip carries the game name. Someone watching can search it and open it in the next few seconds, so volume matters more here than any single post.
Concurrent players
Visits arriving close together put more people in the game at the same time. Hundreds of creators posting across one week stack those arrivals rather than spreading them over a month.
Players who stay
A clip shows the game being played, so whoever taps through has already seen what they are joining. They arrive knowing what the game is.
Creators play it, then post it.
You give creators access to the game. They play their own sessions, record them, edit in their own style, and post from their own accounts. Nobody works from a script, so no two clips come back the same.
If you already have a trailer, a stream or gameplay capture, clippers rebuild it instead: one file becomes dozens of vertical cuts, each with its own hook and pacing. Most Roblox campaigns run both at once.
We check every clip against the brief before it counts towards your view target, and you can open the report whenever you want to see which posts the count came from.
Roblox work, and a Roblox track record.
Superbullet builds AI for making Roblox games. Roblox creators on our network posted clips of it to millions of views, and viewers signed up after watching them.
Our founder runs a YouTube channel about building Roblox games. One of his videos passed a million views, and his own game's total visits went up 20x, with concurrent players climbing alongside them.
Before you book a call.
- What is a Roblox clipping campaign?
- Creators cut short clips of your game and post them across TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels from their own accounts. We review every clip against the brief, and you pay for the views those clips deliver rather than for the videos themselves.
- How do clips bring players into a Roblox game?
- Someone watching a clip can search the game name and be playing a few seconds later. Hundreds of creators posting at once means those arrivals land close together, which is what moves both total visits and concurrent players.
- Does my game need to be live already?
- No. Campaigns run before a release and after it. Creators can record from a build, and clips posted ahead of a launch date are already working by the time the date arrives.
- What do you need from us to start?
- Access to the game, plus anything you already have: a trailer, a stream, gameplay capture. If you have none of that, our own team records the source footage as part of the campaign.
- Do the creators need an existing audience?
- No. Roblox clips reach people through recommendation rather than through follower counts, so a creator with a small account can post a clip that reaches hundreds of thousands.
Start scaling.
Send us what you made and who it's for. We set a view target, put hundreds of creators on it, and keep posting until that number is met.
Reach guaranteed