Sweep The Moon Upgrades: Priorities, Luck, Sell Value and Movement

Press Tab to open Upgrades. Choose a category, compare the current and next stat values, then select the price button to buy an affordable upgrade. MAX means that upgrade track is complete.

Prices are paid in Cash.

• Boots

  Effect

  Walking speed

  First upgrade cost

  0.5 Cash (Walking speed 16→20)

  Maximum walking speed

  34 (MAX)

• Sell Value

  Effect

  Sale income bonus

  First upgrade cost

  2 Cash (Sale bonus 0%→25%)

  Maximum sale bonus

  150 % (MAX)

• Luck

  Effect

  Rare ore bonus in dust

  First upgrade cost

  1 Cash (Rare ore bonus 0%→50%)

  Maximum rare ore bonus

  200 % (MAX; displayed bonus rather than absolute drop chance)

Choose the upgrade that removes your most frequent interruption. A faster tool is less useful when you already spend most of your time unloading, and a larger bag will not clear a converter queue.

If none of those bottlenecks dominates, consider adding crew robots or drones. They collect dust and sell their loads for the crew while you work elsewhere. See robot facilities and deployment for the next automation purchase.

Sell Value increases sale income. Open Tab → General, find Sell Value, and select its price button.

For the +25% → +60% purchase, use the amount displayed on your upgrade button. The track ends at +150%, marked MAX.

Choose Sell Value when your cleaning and unloading flow is already comfortable and you want each sale to pay more. Its percentage describes the sale bonus; it should not be treated as a multiplier for every source of income.

Luck improves the rare ore bonus for dust. Buy it through Tab → General → Luck.

At MAX, Luck displays +200%. This is a bonus, not a 200% absolute drop chance or a guarantee that every patch contains rare ore. Choose it for rare ore finds; choose Sell Value when your immediate goal is a larger sale payout.

Targeting crystals with Scrap Grabber

Scrap Grabber prioritizes finding crystals before ordinary cleaning:

1. Buy Scrap Grabber from Meteor Merchant while it is available.
2. Select it in your hotbar.
3. Click a dust area to deploy it.

Crystal priority is Scrap Grabber's behavior; Luck's upgrade description concerns rare ores. Do not treat either description as a Gems reward. For merchant units and placement controls, see the robot guide.

Use Boots for a Cash-funded walking upgrade, Jet Boots for movement and jump effects, or Fast Legs for faster travel between sweeping actions.

Upgrade Boots with Cash

1. Press Tab to open Upgrades.
2. Select General.
3. Find Boots, compare the walking speed values, and select the price button.

The walking speed progression is 16 → 20 → 24 → 29 → 34, with 34 marked MAX.

Boots is a practical first movement investment when repeated walks interrupt your cleaning, especially at the $0.50 starting price.

Get Jet Boots at the base

Approach the Jet Boots equipment display inside the base and press E to open the purchase options. The 10-minute option costs 16 Robux and provides ×1.8 walk speed and ×2 jump. A permanent purchase option is also available.

Choose the timed option when you want its speed and jump effects for a short play session; its 16 Robux price buys ten minutes.

Fast Legs between sweeps

Fast Legs costs 99 Robux and permanently adds 50% walking speed while your broom is not sweeping, including travel home and around the base. While sweeping, movement speed remains determined by your broom.

That makes Fast Legs useful for travel between cleaning actions, rather than increasing the broom's sweeping movement speed. See game pass benefits and comparisons before choosing a permanent pass.

Use the equipment guide that matches the stat you need to change: