Build the Pyramid! Discord
Two large servers answer to this game's name, and only one of them is where the developer posts. This page records what each public invite resolves to, which messages we actually read, and what we could not establish — so you can decide with the facts in front of you instead of a server's own description of itself.
The short answer
The developer of Build the Pyramid! posts the studio's update notes, its codes and its design polls in the server at discord.com/invite/9sksDM6r8M. Its guild is named Janitors Studios, which is also the name of the Roblox group that makes the game, and its own description names both of the studio's games. That is where the messages this site dates its code and update claims from were read.
No Roblox surface publishes a Discord invite for this game: the game page carries no Discord link for a signed-out or signed-in visitor, and neither the group endpoint nor the game-pass endpoint returns one. Every invite below is therefore described as what it resolves to, and none of them is called an official studio link.
Both invites, as they resolved on September 29, 2026
| Invite | Guild it resolves to | Members / online | Guild created |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9sksDM6r8M | Janitors StudiosGuild ID 1530092299801985094The developer posts the studio’s update notes, codes and polls here; we have read those posts directly. | 12,404 / 2,875 | July 24, 2026 |
| buildthepyramid | Build The Pyramid : OfficialGuild ID 1356251671042461806Self-described. No Roblox surface we can read links this invite, so nothing here calls it the studio’s server. | 36,540 / 312 | March 31, 2025 |
Counts come from Discord's public invite endpoint, which reports a member total and a currently-online total for each invite; both move constantly, so treat the two rows as a single reading on September 29, 2026 rather than as standing figures. The creation dates are decoded from the guild IDs that same endpoint returned — a Discord ID carries its own creation time — and not from anything the servers state about themselves.
What we checked, and what we could not
- Read directly: the developer's own posts inside Janitors Studios — Update 1.0, Update 1.5, Update 1.5.1, the code posts and the poll posts, each with its date. Update 1.5.1 (September 25, 2026) matches the build timestamp the Roblox API reports for this universe, which is why this site treats that server as where the studio publishes.
- Read directly: what the other invite resolves to — a guild named “Build The Pyramid : Official”, whose description calls itself the official server for this game and advertises updates, news, leaks and giveaways.
- Not established: whether anything about that second server is what its name suggests. We did not join it, so this page reports nothing about what happens inside it. Its guild predates the game's September 3, 2026 release, so the name alone cannot establish who made it — guilds get renamed and reused — and that fact on its own does not make a server fake either.
- Not established: that any invite is the studio's official one. No Roblox-side surface links either invite, so the distinction this page draws is “where the developer posts”, which we can read, versus “what a server says about itself”, which we cannot check.
Inside the studio's server
#updates
Version notes, newest first. Seven messages were visible on September 29, 2026 and the newest was Update 1.5.1 on September 25, 2026, which matches the build timestamp the Roblox API reports for the universe.
#announcements
Milestones and codes that are not tied to an update. Seven messages were visible on September 29, 2026 and the newest was the feedback-system announcement on September 24, 2026; the two newest codes posted here are DISCORD2K (September 21) and UPANDCOMINGPC1 (September 23).
#polls
Design questions the studio is running. At the September 29, 2026 read the developer’s server-size poll (100 vs 50 players) was still open with 412 reactions on Yes and 110 on No, and “How should blocks work?” had closed on September 28 with “1 block = 1000 blocks, then they stack.” at 56% — an announced result, not a live one.
#sneek-peeks
Work-in-progress stills. The newest message seen at the September 28, 2026 read was dated September 27, 2026. Previews are not releases and none of them are reported as live on this site.
#feedback
The channel the studio’s September 24, 2026 announcement points bug reports and suggestions at. The studio describes it as still early days and possibly janky. We have not opened it.
Codes are the practical reason most players join one. The strings this site lists were posted in that server's #announcements channel, and their claim caps come from the same messages, so the codes page is the faster route than scrolling the channel yourself. Whether a Discord is worth joining otherwise depends on what you want from it: the same updates appear in the version notes the site dates on the gym page, and nobody has to be in a Discord to play or to train.
How to check an invite before you join
- Open the invite and read the server description against the Roblox side: Janitors Studios's group page is the surface the studio actually controls, and its name is what a genuine server would be echoing.
- Treat a short custom invite as a marketing choice, not proof. A vanity code such as “buildthepyramid” is a paid feature any community can buy, while the studio's own invite is the random code 9sksDM6r8M.
- Look for the developer's own posts. Update notes and codes written by the developer are the thing a name-stealing server cannot copy without you being able to tell it is copying.
- Ignore any message, in any server, that asks for your Roblox password, your two-step verification code, your Robux, or a login on a site outside Roblox. Codes in this game are free and are typed into the in-game panel, never into a third-party page.
- Check claims about other sites the same way you checked this one: /about/ says who runs this site and where every number on it came from.
Build the Pyramid! Discord questions
Does Build the Pyramid! have an official Discord?
There is a server where the developer posts, and it is the one linked at the top of this page; we have read those posts ourselves. We cannot call any invite “official”, because no Roblox surface — game page, group or store — publishes a Discord link for this game as of September 29, 2026.
How do I join the Build the Pyramid Discord?
Open the invite link, accept the prompt, and you are in — a Discord account is all that is needed, and server onboarding may ask you to pick a few roles before the channel list appears. Nothing about playing the Roblox game depends on joining.
Are the codes posted in the Discord?
Yes — the studio posts them in #announcements, some with a fixed claim cap. The codes page lists every string with the channel and date it came from, so you do not have to find the message.
Why is another big server called Official?
Its own description says so. We could not confirm it against anything the studio controls, and we did not join it, so this page neither endorses nor accuses it. Use the checks above, and judge it on what you find inside.
Sources checked on September 29, 2026
- Discord's public invite endpoint, for both invites (member totals, online totals, guild names, descriptions and guild IDs)
- Janitors Studios's own server: #updates, #announcements and #polls opened and their newest messages read; each channel's entry above names the newest message actually seen
- The official Roblox game page for place 123720558354386 and the Janitors Studios community group page, both checked for a published Discord link
Something here wrong or out of date? The studio renames and reruns servers, so this page is dated: September 29, 2026. Corrections go through the contact page.
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.
Independent player guide. Not affiliated with Roblox Corporation or Janitors Studios; the studio run their own channels, and this page reports what those channels show the public.