Baseplate Docs

Everything you need to integrate Baseplate into your Roblox game.

What is Baseplate?

Baseplate is a service-focused gaming studio for Roblox developers. We provide two types of products:

Module Packs — Production-ready Luau code you buy once and own forever. Drop them into your game to solve hard infrastructure problems like data persistence and inventory management.
Platform Services — Live backend services (A/B testing, remote config, economy intelligence, funnel tracking, player segmentation, ad personalization) that run on our infrastructure. One SDK, one dashboard, no servers to manage.

Buy once, own forever. Each module is fully documented with examples you can copy straight into your game.

Retry logic, session locking, schema migrations, LRU caching, and budget management.

Server-authoritative inventory with stacking, weight, atomic transfers, and anti-exploit patterns.

Live backend services powered by one Luau SDK. Connect your API key and start using them immediately.

Pricing experiments with Bayesian statistics, revenue tracking, multi-metric, exclusion groups, and auto-apply winner.

Feature flags, percentage rollouts, scheduled activation, targeting rules, and instant rollback.

Bridge Roblox's GetPlayerSegmentsAsync into Baseplate targeting. Personalize by spender status, tenure, and more.

Real-time currency flow tracking, inflation alerts, source/sink analysis. Dual-writes to Roblox + Baseplate.

Track onboarding and conversion funnels with drop-off analysis. Link funnels to A/B experiments.

Segment-aware ad frequency. Show more ads to non-spenders, fewer to whales. Dashboard-controlled.

New to Baseplate? Here's the recommended path:

Start with the DataStore Pro Kit — it replaces raw DataStoreService calls with a reliable, high-performance data layer. Read the guide →
Add Remote Config — change game settings from the dashboard without republishing. Set it up →
Run your first A/B test — find the optimal price for your gamepasses. Learn how →

Join the Baseplate Discord for live help, feature requests, and release announcements. Report bugs on GitHub.