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Currency GuideClean all the leaves!

This page covers the game's three currencies — Cash, Diamonds, and the optional Robux items — what they are, how to earn each one, and where each is best spent. Figures are measured from gameplay footage; the goal is a spending plan, not a currency encyclopedia.

Play on Roblox — freeThe spending priority path

The Currencies at a Glance

CurrencyRole
Cash ($)Steady — flows from every leaf soldMain currencyTools, backpack, upgrade branches, area unlocks
DiamondsBursty — from discoveries and milestonesGacha currencyThe class gacha (SPIN CLASS, 40 per roll)
RobuxReal-money purchasesOptional platform currencyAccelerator-type boosts; not required

Cash runs the game. Diamonds run the class lottery. Robux is optional convenience — nothing needed to play or finish.

Cash

Cash is the main currency and the backbone of the economy. It flows from the core loop: collect leaves, dump them at the sale point, sell the haul. Everything that makes you faster — tools, bags, upgrade branches, area gates — is bought with Cash.

How to earn it

The sale point (the vent / garbage bin) is the only Cash source. Leaf value scales with upgrades:

~1–2¢ → 3¢+

~1–2¢ per leaf at early sale points; 3¢ or more after yield/value upgrades.

~$1–2 → $20–60+

A small bag dump yields ~$1–2; a max backpack dump yields $20–60+ (and more late-game).

The route between the piles and the sale point defines your income rate: fewer trips means more hauls, more Cash. Three levers raise Cash-per-minute:

  • Capacity — Bigger bags mean fewer trips; the strongest indirect income upgrade.

  • Yield/value — More leaves per grab (1 → 2–5) and more cash per leaf (up to 3¢+).

  • Clear speed — A faster tool fills the bag sooner.

What to spend it on

  • Tools — Rake ($7), Leaf Blower ($30), Molotov Cocktail ($100).

  • Backpack tiers — $2 / $10 / $35.

  • Upgrade branches — Hand, Rake and Blower lines; early levels ~$1–3, max tiers $15–85+.

  • Area unlocks — Some areas cost Cash to open (garage ~$1, shed-style buildings $2–9).

Diamonds

Diamonds are the secondary currency — rarer, bursty, and aimed at one thing: the class gacha. Where Cash flows from every haul, diamonds arrive in chunks tied to discovery and completion.

How to earn them

All sources are free (video-verified):

  • Discovering a new leaf type

    +5

  • Discovering a new location (Porch, Maze, etc.)

    +7 to +35

  • Clearing full zones and end-of-run milestones

    up to ~129 total per full run

A full run funds roughly three spins (40 each). Diamond income is bursty rather than continuous, so it rewards exploration and completion — not grinding one route.

What to spend them on

The class gacha: SPIN CLASS costs 40 diamonds per roll, returning one of seven classes with fixed odds (Starter 40%, Bag Specialist 20%, Cash Treasurer 15%, Diamond Treasurer 11%, Rake Specialist 6%, Blower Specialist 4%, Handy Man 2%).

Diamonds are not used for tools or upgrades — those are Cash. The "gems buy rare tools" idea from older guides is not confirmed by footage; the Molotov is a Cash item.

Spending strategy

Spins are a side economy, not the main path:

  • Roll with spare diamonds only — Never with money needed for the shop.

  • Good rolls are a convenience. — Bag Specialist and Cash Treasurer are worth chasing; a Starter class is fine while the shop matters more.

  • Handy Man is the only “everything at once” roll (2%) — Chase it only after upgrades are healthy.

Robux (Optional)

Robux purchases exist — footage describes accelerator-type items: instant area unlocks, speed boosts, multiplier passes, cosmetic-style boosts.

None are required. Standard tools, backpack tiers, upgrades and all areas are reachable with Cash and play; the game is completable without spending. Treat Robux items as convenience for players who want to skip grind.

The Spending Priority Path

  1. 1

    Backpack tier 1 ($2).

    The best early investment — fewer sale trips compounds into everything.

  2. 2

    Rake ($7).

    First real clear-speed jump.

  3. 3

    Backpack up ($10 → $35), then Leaf Blower ($30).

    Keep capacity ahead of your tool; the blower is the mid-game milestone.

  4. 4

    Unlock areas as they open (garage ~$1, etc.)

    Unopened areas are unearned income.

  5. 5

    Spin classes with spare diamonds only

    Never with money needed for the shop.

Common Mistakes

Burning diamonds on spins early.

Spins are 40 each and stall shop progress; earn with the loop, spend on the shop first.

Selling partial bags.

Every half-empty dump wastes a trip.

Buying tools without capacity.

A fast rake with a tiny bag still means constant walking.

Ignoring paid area unlocks.

Cheap gates (garage ~$1) open dense leaf income; leaving them locked starves the loop.

Assuming diamonds buy tools.

They buy class rolls; tools are Cash.

FAQ

Are there in-game purchases?

Robux items exist (accelerator-type: instant unlocks, speed boosts, multipliers) but nothing required — tools, upgrades and completion are all achievable with Cash and play.

What are diamonds for?

The class gacha — SPIN CLASS, 40 diamonds per roll. Not for tools or upgrades.

How do I earn diamonds?

Discovering new leaf types (+5), new locations (+7 to +35), and zone/run milestones (up to ~129 per full run). All free.

Does Cash carry over between sessions?

Not confirmed by footage or community sources — treat balances as session-economy until verified. Upgrades bought with Cash are permanent across the run.

Do I need Cash to unlock areas?

Some areas yes — the garage costs ~$1 and shed-style buildings $2–9; others open by fully cleaning the previous area.

What is the best first purchase?

Backpack tier 1 ($2) — it cuts sale trips, the biggest early time-saver, and compounds into every later purchase.

Keep reading

Tools Guide

Which tool to buy, and when — the shop prices and the purchase roadmap.

Read the guide

Upgrades Guide

The stats you level with Cash, and the order that keeps the loop efficient.

Read the guide

Classes Guide

The class gacha your diamonds are for — odds, roster, and what to chase.

Read the guide