Clean the Moon! cleaning robots: Upgrade Guide

How Cleaning Robots Fit Into Progression

Clean the Moon! cleaning robots automate cleaning in Lunarlit Works’ Roblox experience. The official Clean the Moon! Roblox page confirms that players can unlock robots, sell collected debris, upgrade equipment, and develop a lunar base that handles cleaning.

The official description establishes that automation exists, but it does not provide a robot unlock checklist, production rates, or a complete upgrade price list. Gameplay footage from You and Moh offers a closer look at the Crew Robot Bay and Crew Drone Bay.

Treat the prices below as amounts visible during that recorded run, not guaranteed starting prices or a complete progression chart.

Crew Robot Bay: What Players See In Game

At 15:34 in the gameplay footage, players see a CREW ROBOT BAY upgrade board. Its readable description advertises an additional robot for the whole crew.

The board also displays several statistics, although the supplied notes do not establish reliable values for every field.

The recycling labels are visible, but their exact operation is not documented. They do not establish a confirmed gem payout, recycling requirement, or upgrade formula.

The board’s partially readable description also refers to robots working with their own cash. This suggests a robot-specific cash mechanic, but the footage notes do not explain how that cash is earned, stored, or spent.

Earlier, at 12:01, an in-game notification reads “Scrap Grabber is on the job.” A CLEANING DRONE slot is also visible in the tool area. These observations show named cleaning equipment in play, but they do not establish how Scrap Grabber connects to every Robot Bay upgrade.

Drone Upgrades and Observed Prices

Clean the Moon! cleaning robots are not the only automation-related equipment shown. At 20:31, players see a CREW DRONE BAY board alongside a separate drone purchase option.

The board describes flying to nearby dust, collecting it, and selling it at the base. It also refers to adding another drone and mentions its own cash. The notes do not fully resolve which functions belong to player-controlled equipment versus autonomous helpers.

Like the Robot Bay, the Drone Bay displays cost, dust capacity, and recycling fields. Those labels alone are not enough to calculate earnings or determine which purchase has the best return.

The footage also shows a Cleaning Rover vehicle upgrade screen at 18:24, including speed, brush size, power, and a battery upgrade notification. That is separate evidence of vehicle upgrades—not proof that the same statistics apply to cleaning robots.

Before Spending Your Cash

For Clean the Moon! cleaning robots, distinguish the bay upgrade button from a separate purchase button. The footage shows both options at the Drone Bay, with different prices.

Check the current in-game board rather than treating a recorded amount as a permanent cost. Neither supplied source documents a complete robot unlock order, maximum robot count, fixed income rate, or offline earnings system.

FAQ

How do you unlock Clean the Moon! cleaning robots?

The official page confirms that robots are unlockable. Gameplay shows a Crew Robot Bay upgrade button, but the sources do not document every prerequisite or a complete first-robot walkthrough.

How much does a robot upgrade cost?

The Crew Robot Bay shows $24.00 at 15:34 in the supplied footage. That is one observed upgrade price, not a confirmed universal cost for every robot or upgrade level.

Do cleaning robots work while you are offline?

Offline cleaning is not documented in the supplied sources. The official page confirms automation, but that does not establish offline earnings or progress after leaving the experience.