ROB RUN Shop Today
November 6, 2026Resets in--h --m
Packs
5
Discord
Every ROB RUN reset, posted to our Discord
The ROB RUN shop has its own channel, and it gets a post the moment the shop rotates, with every new item pictured and priced.
- Turn on the ROB RUN ping, and change your mind whenever you like.
- Ask /shop for what's on sale or /resets for the countdowns, from any channel.
- Run a server of your own? Add the bot and it posts ROB RUN resets in a channel you pick.
About the ROB RUN item shop
Every pack in ROB RUN's Skin Center right now: the limited-time rotation pack with a countdown to when it leaves, and the permanent packs, each with its B-Coin price and the outfits, masks, cars and weapon skins inside. Read from the game's own files.
ROB RUN item shop tracker: notifications and item return reminders →
ROB RUN — questions people ask
What's in the ROB RUN shop today?
This page shows the Packs tab of ROB RUN's Skin Center: the pack in the current rotation, which is only on sale for a few days, and the permanent packs that are always there. Each card gives the pack's price in B-Coins, with the price of its items bought one by one struck through. Open a card to see every outfit, mask, bag, car and weapon skin inside it.
When does the ROB RUN rotation change?
The rotation pack has its own timer in the shop, and the countdown at the top of this page runs to the end the game gives for it. The rotation is read from the game when it is played, so a new pack can take a little while to appear here after the old one leaves.
How much do B-Coins cost?
B-Coins are bought through Steam from the B-Coin tab in the game: 500 for $4.99, 1,100 for $9.99, 1,700 for $14.99, 2,400 for $19.99, 3,700 for $29.99 and 6,500 for $49.99. The bigger packs add bonus coins. The approximate real-money prices on this page use the smallest pack. Steam sets the price in each country.
Are the packs cheaper than buying the items one by one?
Yes. Every item in a pack has its own B-Coin price, and the pack costs less than those added together. The struck-through figure on each card is what the items would cost on their own, often two or three times the pack's price.
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