The reason I started Geared is because I see a serious gap in the Roblox marketplace.

With the new Roblox Commerce functionality, developers can take their games further than a logo on a t-shirt. Games like Dandy's World have already implemented their own merch, but not every developer is willing to open a whole new branch of business just to merchandise their game.

That's where Geared comes in. You handle integrating the items into your game, and we handle turning your game into a real-world product. Every product ships with a DLC code that unlocks in-game rewards, adding a level of buyer interest that surpasses any normal collectible.

I'm well aware that this isn't going to be easy. Crowdfunded plushies and licensed Roblox merchandise already exist. However, every business starts somewhere, and starting as a Roblox YouTuber, I thought this would be a great opportunity. By bridging two business models — physical manufacturing and digital item fulfillment — Geared offers something that crowdfunding platforms can't and that bigger, slower-moving brands aren't set up to do for a wide range of developers.

No matter the size of your game, if you have players who genuinely love what you've created and you want to give them another way to connect with it, I'd love to work with you and make something great.