Classes in Clean all the leaves are passive perks that change how quickly you fill your bag, earn Cash, bank Gems, and pay for tool upgrades. You do not buy a specific class outright. Every class comes from a random spin, and each spin costs 40 Gems.
Quick answer: There are seven classes. Spend 40 Gems at the Classes station to spin for one at random. Handyman is the rarest at a 2% drop chance, and it stacks every other class bonus at once.

Every class, rarity, and bonus
The Starter Class is equipped automatically the first time you play. It carries the highest drop rate, so you can also roll it again from a spin even though you already own it. The other six classes each grant one specific bonus, except Handyman, which combines all of them.
| Class | Rarity | Drop chance | Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Class | Common | 40% | None |
| Bag Specialist | Uncommon | 22% | Larger leaf bag capacity |
| Cash Treasurer | Rare | 15% | More Cash from leaves |
| Diamond Treasurer | Epic | 11% | More Gems earned |
| Rake Specialist | Divine | 6% | Cheaper rake upgrades |
| Blower Specialist | Mythic | 4% | Cheaper leaf blower upgrades |
| Handyman | Legendary | 2% | All class bonuses at once |
Handyman is the target for most players. It gives you a bigger bag, higher Cash and Gem earnings, and reduced costs on both rake and leaf blower upgrades in a single class. Because it sits at a 2% drop chance, expect to spend a large pile of Gems chasing it.
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The rolled class becomes active immediately, and its bonus applies during your cleanup runs. Since spins are random, there is no guaranteed number of attempts to land any single class.
Where to get the Gems for spins
Every spin drains 40 Gems, so a steady Gem income is what really decides how fast you cycle through classes. There are a few reliable ways to build a stockpile.
Complete zones for Gems
Reaching 100% completion in any zone rewards three Gems. Clearing a full map nets around 30 Gems in total. Small areas such as the Porch, Shed, and Garage each clear in a minute or two.
For a fast loop, load in, clear the Porch, Shed, and Garage for nine Gems combined, then leave and repeat. It is a quick way to top up between spins without committing to a full map run.
Collect the 11 unique leaves
The Leaf Collection system tracks 11 special leaves scattered around the garden, and each one you find awards a set number of Gems. Open the Leaf Collection option in the Tab menu to see what you still need.
Each unique leaf can only be collected once. After you pick up a type, it stops spawning, so treat this as a one-time bonus rather than a repeatable farm.

Free Gems and daily rewards
New players can claim 10 free Gems from the Shop, so check there as soon as you start. The daily reward board also pays out Gems that scale up over a streak, running from +25 on Day 1 up to +1,000 on Day 8. Logging in each day is one of the best ways to fund several spins.
Buy Gems with Robux
If you want Gems right away, you can purchase them. A 400-Gem bundle costs 55 Robux. There is also a 3x Gems Game Pass for 50 Robux that triples the Gems you earn from playing, which pays off over long farming sessions.
| Gem source | Amount |
|---|---|
| One zone at 100% | 3 Gems |
| Full map clear (average) | ~30 Gems |
| Porch + Shed + Garage loop | 9 Gems |
| New player Shop reward | 10 Gems |
| Daily reward Day 8 | 1,000 Gems |
| Robux bundle (55 Robux) | 400 Gems |
The most efficient path is simple. Bank Gems from daily logins and quick zone loops, then spin whenever you can afford it. Since the Starter Class carries no bonus, any other roll is an upgrade, and every extra spin edges you closer to Handyman and its stacked perks.






