Side by side.
Where a multiplayer game can go, what each place takes, and what you keep.
The terms
read from each platform’s posted terms, October 2026| Steam | itch.io | Roblox | Poki | CrazyGames | Elo Pros | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| to list | $100 a game, paid back after $1,000 in sales | free | free | by invitation while its developer program is in beta | free, through its developer portal | free |
| their cut of a sale | 30%, falling to 25% and 20% at high revenue | your choice, 10% by default | 30% of game passes and developer products, and you cash out Robux at Roblox’s rate | a share of ad revenue; more when you bring the player | a share of ad and in-game purchase revenue | 0% of copies |
| exclusivity | none | none | the game runs only on Roblox | web-exclusive deals, 5 years by default | not required to publish | none |
| your code | yours | yours | stays on Roblox | yours | yours | yours, in your repo |
| where it plays | the Steam app | the web or a download | the Roblox app | Poki’s site | CrazyGames’ site | your site, or our desktop app |
Terms change. Read each platform’s own pages before you sign.
For your kind of game
Questions
Why would I list here instead?To keep the code, the players and the price. Steam, Roblox and the portals bring an audience that is already there; here your game is yours and every copy pays you in full.
Can I be on more than one?Yes, on our side. We ask for no exclusivity. Check the terms you signed elsewhere.
What does a multiplayer game get here?Lobbies and quick join, cloud saves, stats, achievements, leaderboards, a mod workshop, playtest codes and your own numbers.
Steam, itch.io, Roblox, Poki and CrazyGames belong to their owners. We’re not affiliated with any of them.