Earn Points by skating and landing tricks in Skate Tree, then spend them in the Shop on board skins and cosmetics. Free RNEDAY code included.
Skate Tree Points: How to Earn and Spend Them
Points are Skate Tree's only documented currency. You earn them by skating and performing tricks, and you spend them in the Shop on custom board skins and cosmetics that change your character's look. The launch code RNEDAY pays 15,000 Points free, but it expires on October 15, 2026 — redeem it before then.
- Earning — skating and landing tricks, no other method is documented
- Spending — Shop purchases: board skins and cosmetics
- Free starter grant — RNEDAY = 15,000 Points, expires October 15, 2026
- One currency — no second resource or premium exchange rate is confirmed
- Redeem fast — codes in this game die within days, not months
How Points Are Earned
ProGameGuides' Skate Tree codes page states the loop plainly: "You earn points by skating and performing tricks." That is the entire documented income side — push around the map, pop tricks, land them, and the balance climbs. There is no daily-login reward, no quest board, and no mission list confirmed by any tracker covering this game as of October 2026.
What no source publishes is the exact payout table: how many Points a kickflip pays versus a grind, whether longer combo lines multiply the rate, or whether clean landings pay more than sketchy ones. Any specific per-trick numbers you see floating around are unverified. The honest summary is that income scales with how much and how variedly you skate, and the rest is up to the developer's tuning.
| Income source | Confirmed? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Skating around the map | Yes | ProGameGuides, October 13, 2026 |
| Performing tricks | Yes | ProGameGuides, October 13, 2026 |
| Combo lines paying more | Unconfirmed | Plausible, no source states a multiplier |
| Daily login or quests | Unconfirmed | No tracker documents such a system |
| Codes | Yes | RNEDAY pays 15,000 Points directly |
Official source: Skate Tree on Roblox — the official game page; the in-game HUD displays your Points balance while skating.
The practical takeaway: treat every session as income time. An hour of casual session skating adds up, and the players who hit the good Shop items first are simply the ones who skated through the launch window while everyone else was still wiping out.
The Free 15,000: RNEDAY Code
The fastest Points in Skate Tree do not come from skating at all. The launch code RNEDAY grants 15,000 Points in one redemption, and it is worth roughly a serious grinding session handed to you for free. Multiple trackers confirmed it on October 13, 2026: GamesRadar listed it as "RNEDAY – 15,000 Points (expires October 15, 2026)", Destructoid carries "RNEDAY — Redeem for 15k Points", and ProGameGuides counted it as the single active code of the day.
This is a deadline code, not a permanent one. If you are reading this after October 15, assume it is dead and check the codes page for replacements. Redeeming takes about ten seconds: Menu → Redeem Code → type RNEDAY → REDEEM.
The redemption path is identical across every tracker: open the Menu from the main screen, pick Redeem Code, type the string into the ENTER YOUR CODE box, and hit REDEEM. GamesRadar also documents two shortcuts — a REDEEM CODES button on the opening splash screen, and a REDEEM CODE option at the bottom of the Shop screen itself. Codes are not case sensitive, so rneday works the same as RNEDAY.
Full details, the expired list, and replacement codes live on our Skate Tree codes page. The short version for Points hunters: redeem RNEDAY on day one of any character, because 15,000 Points front-loads your first Shop purchases and skips hours of early grinding.
Where Points Go: the Shop
Points have one documented sink: the Shop. ProGameGuides describes players exchanging Points "in the shop for custom board skins and cosmetics", and GamesRadar's codes page frames the currency the same way — "Points to spend in the Shop on cosmetics to change your appearance." Board decks and character clothing are the two categories every source agrees on.
What is not confirmed is the catalog itself: exact items, price tags, rarity tiers, or whether the stock rotates. No tracker had published a full price list as of October 13, 2026, and the game was under two weeks old. Our Skate Tree Shop guide tracks what is verifiable about the storefront, including the redeem-code shortcut hiding at the bottom of the Shop screen.
One thing Points are not documented to buy: gameplay power. Every confirmed purchase is cosmetic — skins and clothing — with no source describing Points purchases that boost stats, unlock tricks, or speed up earning. If that ever changes, it will show up in tracker updates, and it would be a significant shift for a game whose whole competitive appeal is skill-based trick battling.
Points Strategy for Your First Week
The launch economy rewards spending order. With RNEDAY's 15,000 Points banked, a new player faces the same question the veterans did: what to buy first when the catalog is barely documented?
- Redeem RNEDAY before anything else — the code dies October 15, 2026, and the Points never expire once claimed.
- Look before you buy — the Shop screen shows the full catalog, so window-shop a session before committing a big balance to one board skin.
- Cosmetics are forever, prices may move — launch-week catalogs in Roblox games routinely shift; a skin you want today may cost differently after the next update.
- Keep skating income as the baseline — codes are one-time injections; the skating loop is the actual economy.
Open the Shop, note the prices of the two or three items you actually want, and compare against your balance after each session. It takes ten seconds and stops the impulse-buy that empties 15,000 Points on one deck you lukewarm on.
The player-run Skate Tree community wiki is another spot players watch for Shop documentation, though its pages lag behind launch-week reality — its codes page last checked October 10, before RNEDAY even appeared. Cross-check anything time-sensitive against fresher tracker coverage.
What We Could Not Confirm
Honesty section, because this game is days old and moving fast. The following have no authoritative source as of October 13, 2026, and this guide will not invent them: per-trick Point values, combo multipliers, the full Shop catalog and its prices, any Robux integration for Points, and any second currency. When a tracker or the developer publishes those, the numbers will land on the codes and Shop pages first.
Points also carry the usual launch-window caveat: economies get rebalanced. A 15,000-Point code suggests the developer's own sense of what a chunk of progression is worth, but nothing guarantees the Shop's prices stay where they are this month. Spend on things you want to use, not on speculation about what might become rare.
FAQ
How do you get Points in Skate Tree?
By skating and landing tricks — that is the only earning method any tracker documents. The launch code RNEDAY also pays 15,000 Points in one shot, but it expires October 15, 2026. No daily rewards or quest systems are confirmed.
What can you buy with Points?
Board skins and cosmetics that change your character's appearance, spent in the in-game Shop. No source describes Points purchases that affect gameplay power, stats, or trick availability — everything confirmed is visual.
How much is the RNEDAY code worth?
15,000 Points, confirmed by GamesRadar, Destructoid and ProGameGuides on October 13, 2026. It is the only active code documented for Skate Tree so far, and it expires October 15, 2026.
Do Points expire or reset?
Nothing suggests they do. Points are earned by skating and sit in your balance until spent; the only expiry in this economy is on codes like RNEDAY, not on the currency itself. Server hopping does not reset balances either — they are tied to your account.
Is there a way to buy Points with Robux?
No such option is documented by any tracker covering Skate Tree as of October 13, 2026. If the developer adds a Robux path later, the major codes trackers and the game page will reflect it — for now, assume Points are earned and code-only.
Related Guides
- Skate Tree codes page — redeem RNEDAY before October 15 and catch every replacement code.
- Skate Tree Shop guide — what the Points sink actually stocks and where the redeem shortcut hides.
- Skate Tree beginner guide — the first-session plan that Points earning slots into.
- Skate Tree tricks guide — land more tricks, earn faster; the income loop starts here.
More Skate Tree Guides
What the Skate Tree Shop sells: board skins and cosmetics paid for with Points, plus the Redeem Code shortcut at the bottom of the shop screen.
How Spot Battles work in Skate Tree: take turns setting tricks on a spot, score points for clean landings and win with consistency over risk.
Every core trick in Skate Tree: how to kickflip, heelflip, grind rails and ledges, and chain combos for higher scores and cleaner lines.