Classes in Clean all the leaves decide how fast you clear yards, stack Cash, and bank Gems. Each one grants a single perk, from a bigger leaf bag to cheaper tool upgrades, and one class stacks all of them at once. The ranking below sorts every class by how much that bonus moves your progression forward.
Quick answer: Roll for Handyman. It gives every class bonus at once (bigger bag, more Cash, more Gems, cheaper rake and leaf blower upgrades), so keep it the moment you spin it.
Clean all the leaves class tier list (September 2026)
| Tier | Classes |
|---|---|
| S | Handyman |
| A | Diamond Treasurer, Cash Treasurer |
| B | Blower Specialist, Bag Specialist |
| C | Rake Specialist, Starter Class |
Rankings reflect the current class lineup as of September 2026. Each class is judged on one thing: how much its bonus contributes to farming speed, earnings, upgrade costs, and long-term progression. Versatile bonuses that help several systems at once rank higher than perks tied to a single tool.
Why Handyman sits alone at the top
Handyman is the only S-tier pick because it rolls every other class perk into one. You get a larger bag, higher Cash and Gem income, and reduced costs on both rake and leaf blower upgrades. Bigger storage means fewer trips to empty your bag, higher earnings speed up every purchase, and the upgrade discounts pay off across the whole run. Nothing else in the pool covers this many systems at the same time.
The currency classes carry the A tier
Diamond Treasurer and Cash Treasurer both boost income, which keeps them useful in every session. Diamond Treasurer increases Gem earnings, and Gems fund your class rerolls plus permanent upgrades like Walk Speed, Cash boost, and Bag Size. That long-term value is why it edges ahead. The trade-off is that it does not speed up leaf collection or lower equipment costs directly.
Cash Treasurer pays out more money each time you collect and dump leaves, letting you afford tools and upgrades sooner. It scales with how much you farm, so heavy players feel it most. It offers no carrying-capacity help, but the steady income makes it a reliable pick.
B-tier classes: strong, but situational
Blower Specialist cuts the cost of leaf blower upgrades, and the leaf blower is the fastest tool for clearing open zones into vents. If your strategy leans on that tool, the savings add up quickly. The catch is that the discount only applies to one tool, so it is less flexible than an income or Gem bonus.
Bag Specialist increases how many leaves you can hold before emptying. That extra capacity matters most early on, when your storage is small and you are still relying on the Hand ability. Its value fades once other upgrades make collection more efficient, but it is a solid pick for the opening stretch of a map.
C-tier classes to reroll away
Rake Specialist reduces rake upgrade costs, but the rake is slower than the leaf blower and most players move off it fast. The discount helps only if you actively use the rake, and it never touches earnings or storage, so its overall value stays low.
Starter Class is the default with no bonus at all. It gives no extra income, storage, or upgrade savings, and it exists only until you spin something better. Replace it as soon as any other class appears.
Every class, rarity, drop chance, and bonus
| Class | Rarity | Drop chance | Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Handyman | Legendary | 2% | All class bonuses combined |
| Blower Specialist | Mythic | 4% | Cheaper leaf blower upgrades |
| Rake Specialist | Divine | 6% | Cheaper rake upgrades |
| Diamond Treasurer | Epic | 11% | Increased Gem earnings |
| Cash Treasurer | Rare | 15% | Increased Cash earnings |
| Bag Specialist | Uncommon | 22% | Increased leaf bag capacity |
| Starter Class | Common | 40% | None |
Handyman is the rarest at a 2% drop chance, while the perk-free Starter Class shows up most often at 40%. Because Starter has the highest roll rate, expect to hit it repeatedly while chasing the top classes.
How to reroll a class
Classes come from an RNG spin, so you cannot buy a specific one. Each spin costs 40 Gems and hands you a random class.
To keep Gems flowing, reach 100% completion in a zone for three Gems each, or run the quick Porch, Shed, and Garage loop for nine Gems before leaving. New players can also claim 10 free Gems from the Shop.
If you keep rolling into Starter or the specialist classes, that is expected given the odds. Save your Gems, farm the fast zones, and keep spinning toward Diamond Treasurer, Cash Treasurer, or the top prize in Handyman.
