Sweep The Moon Belts: What They Do and When to Build

What Do Belts Do?

Sweep The Moon belts carry containers of dust toward the base, helping move material as your cleaning operation grows. Their value increases when you're collecting large amounts of dust. While you're still sweeping nearby tiles with a small canister, save your cash for upgrades before investing in conveyors.

Belts handle transportation. Robot docks provide robots that sweep for you, while your handheld brush collects dust into your canister. Keep those jobs separate when deciding what to build: buying transportation doesn't solve slow cleaning.

A splitter divides one belt into two paths. Use it when your layout needs a branch, and keep the route simple while you're learning how the logistics pieces fit together.

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When Should You Spend Money on Belts?

Delay conveyor spending while walking to a deposit point is still easy. With the starting toothbrush, collecting a full canister takes time, and an early belt purchase competes with upgrades that improve your manual cleaning loop.

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Spend your early earnings on the tasks currently slowing you down:

• Upgrade your brush when sweeping takes too long.
• Increase canister capacity when frequent unloading interrupts your work.
• Invest in payout upgrades to increase your earnings.
• Save toward a robot dock when you're ready to add automated sweeping.

The +1 Robot Dock pass costs 149 Robux and lets you place one small robot dock for free in every moon. Its robots clean for the whole crew. Picking that dock up makes it free to place again. The pass works in your own moon and a friend's moon, so include that existing entitlement in your building plans if you already own it.

Sweep in straight lines to work through tiles systematically, and empty your canister at a deposit point. Build up your earning routine before spending on a larger transport layout.

Vehicles offer another way to expand your cleaning operation. The Head Start pass costs 199 Robux and places a paid-for walk-behind sweeper in the first empty bay once per moon. Your crew can drive it because the bay is shared. If every bay already contains a vehicle, the pass provides no sweeper for that moon.

Revisit conveyors once your operation produces enough dust to make moving containers a meaningful job. Start with the route you actually need. Add a splitter when you need two paths rather than buying extra logistics pieces ahead of demand.

Belts, Canisters, and Automatic Selling

Don't mistake a conveyor for a place to empty your backpack. Use the deposit or intake to cash in the dust you've collected by hand.

Paid canister and selling upgrades also have different effects. Infinite Canister costs 99 Robux and removes your backpack's capacity limit, but you still need to empty it at the intake to receive payment. Unlimited storage doesn't mean automatic income.

Sell As You Sweep costs 249 Robux, includes Infinite Canister, and pays for dust as it enters your canister. It also pays as any vehicle you drive sweeps. You still need to return to shop.

The 2x Cash pass costs 249 Robux and adds +100% cash to earnings from manual sweeping, driving, completed tiles, and your share from automation. That bonus adds to your payout upgrades; cash packs are not doubled. Keep its role separate from automatic selling when comparing purchases: the cash bonus changes your earnings, while automatic selling changes when you receive payment.

For trips back to the intake, Fast Legs costs 99 Robux and grants +50% walk speed whenever your broom is not sweeping. That includes returning home, shopping, and moving around. Your sweeping speed still follows your broom, so use this upgrade to shorten travel rather than expecting faster brushing.

Choose around the job you want to change: conveyors transport containers, extra capacity extends your sweeping sessions, and automatic selling removes cash-in trips. Before spending, identify whether collecting, carrying, or getting paid is the part interrupting your cleanup.