1. Observe the delay
Time one comparable area. Note whether collecting, travelling, emptying or saving for an upgrade takes most of the run.
Seven reported class roles give you a starting point. A September 12 update reportedly adds one more class; current in-game cards should decide your purchase, not a rarity label.
Both dated public comparisons favor Handyman; cash or blower specialists are its alternatives. Bag capacity can be more useful when emptying trips are the problem. This is reported advice, not measured performance from our own playtest.
Official Roblox confirms buying and upgrading tools, but its public description does not list class stats. Read the August 20 community report or the September 12 tier comparison.
| Class | Reported role | How to use the comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Handyman | Several bonuses in one class | Compare the combined benefit with your current bottleneck. |
| Cash Treasurer | Cash income | Consider when earning cash limits your next purchase. |
| Blower Specialist | Leaf Blower upgrade savings | Consider when blower upgrades are your next expense. |
| Bag Specialist | Bag capacity | Consider when frequent emptying interrupts cleaning. |
| Diamond Treasurer | Diamond rewards | Consider for diamond-focused sessions. |
| Rake Specialist | Rake upgrade savings | Consider if you plan to keep using the rake. |
| Starter | Starting class without a specialist advantage | Compare available alternatives before spending. |
Names and roles follow the dated reports below. Bonus amounts, availability, odds and roll costs are not verified by this table.
September 12 reported comparison: AllThings.how ranks S Handyman; A Diamond Treasurer and Cash Treasurer; B Blower Specialist and Bag Specialist; C Rake Specialist and Starter. It matches Roonby’s Handyman-first advice and adds no named class beyond this table.
Update watch (September 12, 2026): event listings report an “Update 5” new class plus a Ranked Mode event. No checked source names the new class, its bonus or its odds, so it is deliberately not tabled here. Check the actual class cards in your server and the update status page before spending.
Time one comparable area. Note whether collecting, travelling, emptying or saving for an upgrade takes most of the run.
Check the actual effect and cost shown in your server. A historical guide is a comparison aid; changes to the current game take priority.
Repeat the same area and interval after one change. Use the pace calculator to compare progress per minute.
Roonby's August 20 guide reports Handyman, Cash Treasurer, Blower Specialist, Bag Specialist, Diamond Treasurer, Rake Specialist and Starter, and AllThings.how's September 12 comparison ranks the same lineup. A September 12 event listing also reports an unnamed new class for 'Update 5'; it is not added to this table until a source names it.
First identify what slows your run: cash, blower costs, bag trips, diamond goals or rake costs. Match the reported role to that problem, then verify the current class card in-game — especially now that an update reportedly added a class.
Rarity measures how difficult a class is to obtain. It does not measure your cleaning rate or prove that its benefit suits your route.
No. This page does not publish current odds, roll costs or percentage bonuses without direct evidence of the current class screen.
Roonby, August 20, 2026 and AllThings.how, September 12, 2026 supply the reported roles and rankings. The official experience establishes game identity and the upgrade loop. We have not independently measured class bonuses in the current game, and the reportedly new “Update 5” class stays unlisted until a source names it.