Build the Pyramid! Codes (October 2026)
Which codes are live, where each string was read from, how to redeem them, and the reasons a valid-looking code still gets rejected.
Posted by the studio in its own Discord
The developer writes these into the server’s #updates and #announcements channels. They are the studio’s own words, so a reward is quoted here only where the post named one.
Reward: Not stated by the studio
Posted with the Update 1.5 notes of September 22, 2026, which added more pyramids, more gym areas and bug fixes.
Posted in the studio’s Discord #updates channel on September 23, 2026. No reward was named alongside it, so this page claims nothing beyond the string.
Reward: Not stated by the studio
Posted when the game reached the top of Roblox’s Up and Coming chart for PC.
Posted in the studio’s Discord #announcements channel on September 23, 2026, with the note that only 1,000 people can claim it. A cap that size may already be spent — the redemption response is the answer.
Reward: Not stated by the studio
Posted as a thank-you for 2,000 members in the studio’s Discord.
Posted in the studio’s Discord #announcements channel on September 21, 2026, capped at 2,000 claims.
Reward: 5,000 Coins
Posted with the Update 1.0 notes (“Upgrades, Codes & More!”) and named as 5k coins by the developer.
Posted in the studio’s Discord #updates channel on September 19, 2026 as “Use code: UPGRADES5K for 5k coins :D”. The amount is the studio’s own figure, not a gameplay reading, so it is not presented as one.
Reward: Not stated by the studio
Posted with an apology for an update that briefly broke the servers.
Posted in the studio’s Discord #updates channel on September 19, 2026.
Reward: Not stated by the studio
Posted with the note that the next update slipped by a day. The post names the string and no reward.
Posted in the studio’s Discord #updates channel on October 11, 2026: “Update will be delayed to tomorrow” and, below it, “Use code SORRYFORDELAY”. The post names no payout and no claim cap, so this page claims nothing beyond the string. Codes can be retired at any time — redeem it in game and treat the reward as confirmed only once your own counter moves.
Reward: 10,000 Candy Corn + potions
Posted with the Update 5.0 notes that added the Demon Lord’s Castle and the Black Market. The post prints the string and the payout in one line: “Use code: HALLOWEENPART2 for 10,000 Candy Corn + free potions”.
Posted in the studio’s Discord #updates channel on October 24, 2026 (21:56 UTC) under the heading “Update 5.0 - 24/10/26”. The three rewards are the studio’s own words; no claim cap was stated, and no panel answer has been read for this string, so the payout is listed as announced rather than observed.
Reward: 15,000 Candy Corn + potions
Posted two minutes after the Update 5.0 notes, with the studio’s apology for the update running late: “Sorry for the update delay! Use code: UPDATEDELAY3 for 15,000 Candy Corn + free potions”.
Posted in the studio’s Discord #updates channel on October 24, 2026 (21:58 UTC), immediately below the Update 5.0 notes. The studio’s own words, no cap stated, no panel answer read.
Reward: Potions (the post does not say how many)
Posted in the hotfix notes that added the Black Market restock timer: “Use code: NEEDMOREBOOST for a buncha potions”.
Posted in the studio’s Discord #updates channel on October 25, 2026 (04:43 UTC) under the heading “HOTFIX Update 5.1 - 24/10/26”. The post gives no number and no cap; “a buncha” is the studio’s own vague wording, and this page does not turn it into a figure.
Read out of the in-game CODES panel
These strings are not among the ones the studio has posted in its Discord. They were read from the redemption panel in recorded gameplay, so they are documented as observed rather than announced.
Reward: 500 Speed and 500 Strength
Redeemed in the in-game CODES panel. Frames show the +500 Speed and +500 Strength pop-ups and Walk Speed rising from 2,077 to 2,576 on the stat panel.
Observed in post-update gameplay footage, September 19, 2026. This string is not among the codes the studio has posted in its Discord, so it is listed as found in gameplay rather than as a studio announcement. Codes can be retired at any time — redeem it in game and treat the reward as confirmed only once your own stats move.
Reward: 500 Coins
Redeemed in the in-game CODES panel. Frames show the "Claimed FREECODE!" confirmation while the Coins counter beside the HUD jumps from 10 to 509 — a gain of 499, which is what the 500 Coins entry shown here is based on.
Observed in post-update gameplay footage, September 19, 2026: the Coins counter reads 10 through 05:18 and 509 at 05:19, with Speed unchanged at 1,632 across both frames, so the jump is not a training gain. An independent published code list dated September 22, 2026 also gives FREECODE as 500 Coins. Redeem it and treat the reward as confirmed once your own counter moves.
Reward: 25,000 Coins
Redeemed in the in-game CODES panel. The studio’s own Update 2.0 notes say the string expires seven days after October 1, 2026, so it is listed as expired.
Read from a creator recording published October 4, 2026 (youtube.com/watch?v=AvB0Nc06XVk), where the string SUNGOD is typed at 01:20 and the panel answers "Redeemed! 25,000 Coins" at 01:33. The studio’s Update 2.0 notes, posted in its Discord #updates channel on October 1, 2026, end with “Use code: SUNGOD for 25,000 coins (expires in 7 days)”, which puts the expiry around October 8, 2026. Two commenters under the October 17, 2026 Halloween code video report the string now returns nothing, one of them calling it expired. No panel answer has been read since, so the code is marked expired on the studio’s own date rather than on a redemption attempt.
Reward: 1 Coin
Typed into the in-game CODES panel, which answered "Redeemed! 1 Coins".
Read from the same October 4, 2026 recording (youtube.com/watch?v=AvB0Nc06XVk): the string DEADBYMELOL is typed at 02:29 and the panel answers "Redeemed! 1 Coins" at 02:37. The reward is one Coin, so this is listed for completeness rather than as a farm. Found in gameplay, not posted by the studio. Codes can be retired at any time.
Reward: 25,000 Coins
Printed by the game itself: the V3.0 update log window carries a "Use code PETS" line across its top right corner.
Read from a creator recording published October 11, 2026 (youtube.com/watch?v=Ym4vLg7q60s): the game’s own UPDATE LOG window, version V3.0 named Pets and dated October 11, 2026, carries the line "Use code PETS", and the CODES panel then answered "Redeemed! 25,000 Coins" with the string entered. The string is printed by the game rather than posted in the studio’s Discord, so it is listed as found in gameplay. Codes can be retired at any time — redeem it in game and treat the reward as confirmed only once your own counter moves.
Reward: 5,000 Candy Corn
Printed by the game itself: the V4.0 UPDATE LOG window carries a red "Use code HALLOWEEN" line across its top right corner. The reward is Candy Corn, the Halloween world’s own currency, not Coins.
Read from three separate recordings published October 17–18, 2026 (youtube.com/watch?v=e1VT0fLkMOY for the update log, plus ZExKNgptDuA, yqWQW8T3_U0 and kIwNwsVFZ5g for the redemption): the CODES panel answered "Redeemed! 5,000 Candy Corn" in all three. The log line is the game’s own publication, so this is the one Halloween string the game prints rather than a creator’s claim. Codes can be retired at any time — redeem it in game and treat the reward as confirmed only once your own Candy Corn counter moves.
Reward: Witch’s Pot pet
Typed into the in-game CODES panel, which answered "Redeemed! Witch’s Pot Pet" and placed a Legendary pet named Witch’s Pot beside the player; the Coins multiplier went to x15.00.
Read from a creator recording published October 17, 2026 (youtube.com/watch?v=ZExKNgptDuA): the string is typed at 00:30–00:35, the panel answers "Redeemed! Witch’s Pot Pet" at 00:36, and the game’s own chat line at 00:38 reads Claimed "HAPPYHALLOWEEN"!. The x15.00 figure is the HUD’s own multiplier read, not the creator’s estimate. Found in gameplay, not posted by the studio.
Reward: 100,000 Coins and 100,000 Candy Corn
Typed into the in-game CODES panel, which answered "Redeemed! 100,000 Coins, 100,000 Candy Corn" — the largest single payout read for this update.
Read from the same October 17, 2026 recording (youtube.com/watch?v=ZExKNgptDuA): ARISUNA is typed at 01:15, the panel answers "Redeemed! 100,000 Coins, 100,000 Candy Corn" at 01:20, and the chat line at 01:30 reads Claimed "ARISUNA"!. The Coins counter reads 1.00M after the redeem. Found in gameplay, not posted by the studio.
Reward: Bat pet
Typed into the in-game CODES panel, which answered "Redeemed! Bat Pet"; the pet it places is labelled Exclusive rather than one of the ordinary rarity tiers.
Read from the same October 17, 2026 recording (youtube.com/watch?v=ZExKNgptDuA): the panel answers "Redeemed! Bat Pet" at 01:40 and the chat line at 01:50 reads Claimed "SECRETBAT"!. The Bat that appears beside the player carries the Exclusive label at 02:30. Found in gameplay, not posted by the studio.
Reward: Witch’s Pot pet
Typed into the in-game CODES panel, which answered "Redeemed! Witch’s Pot Pet" — the same Legendary pet HAPPYHALLOWEEN gives, so the two strings stack into two copies.
Read from the same October 17, 2026 recording (youtube.com/watch?v=ZExKNgptDuA): CURSEDSECRET is typed at 01:55–02:05, the game’s own chat prints Claimed "CURSEDSECRET"! at 02:07, and by 02:08 two Legendary Witch’s Pot pets stand beside the Bat. Found in gameplay, not posted by the studio.
Reward: 50,000 Candy Corn, 10,000 Speed and 10,000 Strength
Typed into the in-game CODES panel, which answered "Redeemed! 50,000 Candy Corn, 10,000 Speed, 10,000 Strength"; the stat panel then read Walk Speed 95 and Strength 10,000 for an account that had neither.
Read from the same October 17, 2026 recording (youtube.com/watch?v=ZExKNgptDuA): JACKVSZED is typed at 02:20, the panel answers with that three-part line at 02:25, and the chat line at 02:40 reads Claimed "JACKVSZED"!. Walk Speed jumps to 95 and Strength to 10,000 on the stat panel at 02:25. Found in gameplay, not posted by the studio.
Reward: 100,000 Coins
Typed into the in-game CODES panel, which answered "Redeemed! 100,000 Coins".
Read from the same October 17, 2026 recording (youtube.com/watch?v=ZExKNgptDuA): SECRETSPHINX is typed at 02:50 and the panel answers "Redeemed! 100,000 Coins" at 02:51. Found in gameplay, not posted by the studio.
Reward: Not stated on the surface that prints it
Carved across the front of the coffin at the end of the Gravekeeper’s Maze, the room Update 5.0 added on October 24, 2026. The coffin is the only surface that prints the string.
Read from a creator recording published October 25, 2026 (youtube.com/watch?v=nRc3GNwZE2o): the coffin in the maze’s final chamber reads "CODE: MAZERUNNER" at 01:15. Neither creator watched for this page typed it into a redemption box, so no payout is claimed and the string is listed as found in the world rather than confirmed live.
Some of the studio’s codes are capped: the post says how many players may claim it, and once that many have redeemed it the string stops working. 2 of the codes above carry a cap, and a capped code can be spent even though it is still listed here.
- Launch Build the Pyramid! in Roblox.
- Open the Shop and find the codes surface inside it — Update 5.0 says the studio “Moved codes into the shop”, so a HUD button from an earlier build may be gone.
- Enter or paste the string exactly as written — the codes are case-sensitive.
- Submit it and check that the boost or the balance actually changed.
Update 5.0 moved the code box into the shop, and added three strings
The studio’s own #updates post headed Update 5.0 - 24/10/26 was posted on October 24, 2026 at 21:56 UTC, and one line changes how you redeem anything: “Moved codes into the shop”. The same post ends with “Use code: HALLOWEENPART2 for 10,000 Candy Corn + free potions”. Two minutes later the studio apologised for the update running late and printed a second string, UPDATEDELAY3, for 15,000 Candy Corn + free potions. The hotfix post Update 5.1, posted the next morning at 04:43 UTC, ends with “Use code: NEEDMOREBOOST for a buncha potions”.
All three are the studio’s own words, so the reward line on each card above is quoted rather than measured. No panel answer has been read for any of them — the strings are hours old, and nobody in the recordings this page is built on has typed them yet. The third one names no number at all: “a buncha potions” is the studio’s own phrasing and stays that way here.
If a code now looks missing from the screen, that is the shop move, not a broken panel: the Black Market page covers the rest of that update — the hourly restocks, the potions these codes hand out, and the maze hints — in one place.
The maze prints a string the studio never posted
Update 5.0 added the Gravekeeper’s Maze on October 24, 2026 and the studio said nothing about a code inside it. The game did: the coffin in the maze’s final chamber prints CODE: MAZERUNNER across its front, read at 01:15 of a creator recording published October 25, 2026. That is the game pointing at a string in the world, the same way the Update 4.0 notes said four secret codes were hidden across the Halloween World.
MAZERUNNER is on the list above with its reward marked as not stated, because nobody in the two maze recordings read for this page types it into a redemption box. The panel’s reply is what will settle it: if it answers with a payout, that answer is worth more than any list.
Where the entrance is, what the altar unlocks and what one hint buys: the Gravekeeper’s Maze page.
What the Halloween update added on October 17, 2026
The game now calls itself [🎃] Build the Pyramid!, and its own UPDATE LOG window lists a version V4.0 named Halloween and dated October 17, 2026. That window prints a red line across its top right corner — Use code HALLOWEEN — and its bullet list reads:
- -Added Halloween world.
- -Added Haunted and Cursed pyramids.
- -Added Jack character.
- -Added Cursed Egg.
- -Added 4 secret codes hidden across the Halloween World.
- -Added button to return to your server after AFK.
- -Fixed egg info tooltip miscalculating hatch time with triple hatch.
- -Fixed secret pets not showing how many exist.
- -Fixed bugs.
Why a Halloween code pays Candy Corn, not Coins
The Halloween world runs on a second currency. Placing blocks there pays Candy Corn instead of Coins, and the three things that charge it are the event’s own: the Cursed Egg at 250 per hatch, the Jack character standing in the pumpkin ring at 50.0M for +0.5 Hatch Luck plus Super-Quick Pickup and Super-Quick Place, and the Halloween-world UPGRADES stand, which prices Bulk Pickup and Bulk Place at 4.44M and Placement Range at 2.22M in Candy Corn rather than in Coins. The build site that pays it needs 1.02M blocks for its first target; the monument page carries that counter and what capping it opens.
So a Halloween code that reads “5,000 Candy Corn” is not a smaller pile of Coins; it is event money that only spends inside the Halloween world. The egg it buys, the odds printed inside it, and the pets it hatches are on the pets and eggs page.
Where these seven strings came from
Six of the seven Halloween cards above were read out of the in-game CODES panel in a recording published October 17, 2026, where each string was typed, submitted, and answered by the panel itself — and the game’s own chat printed Claimed "<code>"! for every one of them. HALLOWEEN is additionally printed by the game, which is why it needs no creator to vouch for it. That is a stronger footing than a typed-but-not-submitted list: a list can carry strings the panel never answered.
The log says four secret codes are hidden across the Halloween world, and this page lists six strings beyond HALLOWEEN that redeemed successfully. Both numbers are reported as they were read rather than reconciled: the log counts what the studio hid, this page counts what a recording actually claimed, and a string can also be handed out somewhere the log does not mention.
Not on this list, on purpose. Two more strings circulate in the Halloween code videos — SPOOKY and SPOOKYSEASON. In the recordings read for this page both were typed and then deleted without a submit, so no panel answer exists for either one; viewers of that same video report both returning nothing. They stay off the list until a panel answers one of them.
Sources checked on October 26, 2026
- The coffin at the end of the Gravekeeper’s Maze, seen in a creator recording published October 25, 2026 (youtube.com/watch?v=nRc3GNwZE2o, frame 01:15), where its front reads "CODE: MAZERUNNER"; neither recording read for this page redeems it
- The studio’s own Discord server (Janitors Studios, guild 1530092299801985094), #updates re-read on October 25, 2026: “Update 5.0 - 24/10/26” prints “Use code: HALLOWEENPART2 for 10,000 Candy Corn + free potions” and the line “Moved codes into the shop”; a second post that night prints “Use code: UPDATEDELAY3 for 15,000 Candy Corn + free potions”; “HOTFIX Update 5.1 - 24/10/26” prints “Use code: NEEDMOREBOOST for a buncha potions”
- The studio’s own Discord server (Janitors Studios, guild 1530092299801985094), channels #updates and #announcements, read on October 24, 2026: #updates carries the Update 2.0 notes of October 1, 2026 with the SUNGOD expiry line, the October 11, 2026 SORRYFORDELAY post, Update 3.0 on October 12, 2026 (PETS), Update 4.0 on October 18, 2026 (HALLOWEEN and four secret codes) and the October 19, 2026 statement that the Halloween World stays until November 1; #announcements carries the October 13, 2026 statement that no secret eggs are hidden on the map
- The official Roblox game page for place 123720558354386 and the Janitors Studios community group 907940218 (neither carries a code)
- The in-game CODES panel captured in post-update gameplay footage
- A creator recording published October 4, 2026 (youtube.com/watch?v=AvB0Nc06XVk), where nine strings were typed into the CODES panel one after another and two of them returned a "Redeemed!" line while the other seven returned nothing
- A creator recording published October 11, 2026 (youtube.com/watch?v=Ym4vLg7q60s), where the game’s own V3.0 update log window carries the line "Use code PETS" and the CODES panel then returned "Redeemed! 25,000 Coins" for that string
- The game’s own V4.0 UPDATE LOG window, read on October 18, 2026 from a creator recording published October 17, 2026 (youtube.com/watch?v=e1VT0fLkMOY): version V4.0 named Halloween and dated October 17, 2026, with the red line "Use code HALLOWEEN" and "Added 4 secret codes hidden across the Halloween World" among its entries
- A creator recording published October 17, 2026 (youtube.com/watch?v=ZExKNgptDuA), where seven strings were typed into the CODES panel and every one of them returned a "Redeemed!" line, with the game’s own chat printing Claimed "<code>"! for each
- Two further recordings published October 17–18, 2026 (youtube.com/watch?v=yqWQW8T3_U0 and youtube.com/watch?v=kIwNwsVFZ5g) that both redeemed HALLOWEEN for "Redeemed! 5,000 Candy Corn"; the second shows PETS answering "You already used that code." on an account that had claimed it, and the first redeems PETS and DEADBYMELOL again, so both older strings were live on October 18, 2026
Most of those strings were posted in the studio's own Discord, and more than one large server now answers to this game's name — Build the Pyramid Discord page lists what each public invite resolves to, so you do not have to guess which channel a code came from.
Code questions players actually ask
Does the game have codes at all?
Yes — and increasingly the game prints them itself. 9 of the codes above were written as code lines by the developer into the studio's own Discord, in the #updates and #announcements channels, and the same #updates channel's Update 3.0 and Update 4.0 notes print “Use code: PETS” and “Use code: HALLOWEEN” as well. Those two are tagged here by the footage that shows them redeeming, and the game's own update log window prints the same two lines. The rest were read out of the in-game CODES panel in gameplay footage: WELCOME, FREECODE, SUNGOD and DEADBYMELOL from recordings published September 19 and October 4, 2026, and the seven Halloween strings from recordings published October 17–18, 2026. Each card above carries a tag saying which surface it came from, so a studio post is never mixed up with something a creator happened to show on camera. A creator code video is the weakest of those surfaces: in the October 4, 2026 recording this page was re-checked against, only two of nine typed strings returned a "Redeemed!" line, and the October 17, 2026 Halloween video that titled itself working codes never pressed Redeem once. A silent panel is not proof that a string is fake, because an account that already claimed a code sees the same silence, but it does mean a string from a video is worth no more than the response your own panel gives it.
Where do codes normally show up?
Two places for this game. The studio drops them in its Discord, usually inside the update notes in #updates or in a milestone post in #announcements — that is where the newer codes came from. In game they are entered through the codes surface inside the Shop: Update 5.0 says the studio moved codes into the shop, so look there rather than looking for the HUD panel the earlier builds carried. There is no separate website redemption page to check.
Why do codes get rejected?
Three causes cover most cases: the code was already redeemed on that Roblox account; it is case-sensitive and was typed with different capitalisation; or it had a claim cap and that many players already redeemed it. The studio does cap some codes — two of the ones above say so in the post itself — and a capped code stops working without ever being withdrawn.
Do the codes expire?
One does, and the studio said so itself. The Update 2.0 notes posted in its Discord on October 1, 2026 end with "Use code: SUNGOD for 25,000 coins (expires in 7 days)", and two commenters under the October 17 Halloween video later reported that string returning nothing, so SUNGOD is marked expired here. No expiry date is published for any other code. Two things can still end one: a cap on how many players may claim it, and the studio switching it off. For a game this young that can happen without notice, so redeem while they work — and if one returns an invalid-code message, that is the honest signal to stop retyping it.
Where do the numbers on this site come from?
All pass prices, descriptions, and pyramid requirements are quoted directly from the official Roblox game pass API and verified gameplay footage. Traversal calculation models are mathematical estimates.
This page lists what has been collected from public sources and nothing else. If a code is not here, it is because no checkable source published one — not because it is being held back.