Sweep The Moon Upgrades Guide: Upgrade Computer Costs and Canister Level 2

In Sweep The Moon, almost everything beyond the brush in your hand is bought at the Upgrade Computer. It’s a kiosk in the middle of the base that sells permanent stat boosts across six branches. The cheapest one, a bigger canister, costs just $20 and more than doubles how much dust you carry per trip.

Quick answer: Sweep and deposit until you have $20. Then walk to the UPGRADES kiosk, press E, pick the Canister branch, and hit BUY. That raises your canister from 2.5 kg to 6 kg.

Sweep the Moon – Upgrades

Upgrade Computer location and controls

The Upgrade Computer sits at the center of the base lobby, just inside from where you spawn on the lunar surface. It’s labeled UPGRADES. Walk up to it and an “Open” prompt appears, mapped to E. You don’t need to put away your brush to use it. The kiosk works with the Scrubber (or whatever brush you hold) still in slot 1.

First-person view holding the Scrubber with a Hold to sweep prompt in front of the Upgrades kiosk — The Upgrades kiosk in the base lobby, reached with the Scrubber still equipped.

A few other HUD controls are worth learning at the same time. P opens the SHOP, which is the Robux store and not the upgrade menu. V toggles “Unlock mouse,” and you’ll want it to click buttons comfortably inside menus on PC. The Tool Shop is a separate wall display elsewhere in the base, and brushes are bought there rather than at the computer.

UPGRADES sign above the kiosk with the Scrubber equipped and the Hold to sweep prompt on screen — The UPGRADES kiosk, where the Upgrade Computer opens with E.

Upgrade Computer branches and first-level costs

The Upgrade Computer lays its upgrades out as a radial tree with six branches and 20 nodes in total. A counter tracks how many nodes you own. It reads 1/20 owned on a fresh save and ticks up with every purchase. Each branch shows the price of its next level.

Branch	What it improves	First price
Canister	Max dust weight carried	$20
Head width	Brush contact area	$80
Head power	Cleaning speed	$80
Walk speed	Movement speed	$80
Tile bonus	Cash for finishing tiles	$250
Payout	Cash per deposit	$300

Canister is the obvious first buy. At $20 it costs a quarter of the next-cheapest branch, and it directly cuts the walking that eats most of an early run. Head width, Head power, and Walk speed all open at $80, so they’re the natural second tier. Tile bonus and Payout are late-game buys at $250 and $300.

Canister levels

The Canister branch has six levels. The in-game description makes the trade-off plain. A bigger canister holds more dust, which means fewer trips back to the deposit.

Level	Capacity	Cost
1 of 6	2.5 kg	Starting level
2 of 6	6 kg	$20
3 of 6	12 kg	$50

How to earn $20 for your first upgrade

Cash only comes from emptying your canister at the base. A full 2.5 kg canister pays a small, variable amount, typically $2 or $3 per deposit. Plan on several full trips before you can afford Canister Level 2. If you want to jump in right away, the experience lives on its Roblox page.

Head outside the base with your brush equipped and hold the mouse button to sweep. Dust lies on outlined tiles across the lunar surface. Each tile has its own cleaned meter that fills toward “100% CLEAN!” as you work it.

Scrubber held in first person, sweeping dusty lunar ground outside the base — Holding the mouse button with the Scrubber sweeps dust off the lunar surface.

Watch the canister gauge in the bottom-left corner. It rises as you sweep. When it hits its limit, the HUD flashes “FULL!” with your capacity, and the brush stops picking up dust.

Cleaning screen with the Scrubber equipped and the HUD warning that the canister is full — Once the canister is full, sweeping stops collecting dust until you empty it.

A full canister also brings up a “Never fill again” purchase prompt for the Infinite Canister. It’s optional and costs Robux. You can ignore it and keep playing for free.

Never fill again button for the Infinite Canister priced at 99, shown while the canister is full — The “Never fill again” Infinite Canister prompt appears when the canister fills.

Follow the red line back to base. A “Canister full” waypoint shows the distance in meters to the deposit, so you never have to hunt for it, even on a tile far from the entrance.

Scrubber cleaning beside a base building with the tile meter at 79 percent and a full canister — A tile at 79% cleaned with a full canister, the cue to head back and deposit.

Step onto the black mat in front of the DEPOSIT machine. The canister empties automatically, and a “Deposit” tag shows the weight and the cash added, such as 2.5 kg for +$3.

Scrubber in slot 1 with a full canister gauge while cleaning the lunar surface — A full canister in slot 1, ready to be emptied at the DEPOSIT machine.

Go back out and repeat the loop until your cash reads $20 or more. Half-cleaned tiles keep their progress, so returning to the same patch finishes it faster than starting a new one.

Scrubber equipped with the prompt to hold the mouse button and sweep the floor — Starting another sweeping run after emptying the canister.

Buying Canister Level 2 at the Upgrade Computer

With at least $20 in hand, the purchase takes a few seconds and applies instantly. You don’t need to re-equip anything or return to the deposit.

Head to the UPGRADES kiosk in the lobby, then press E to bring up the Upgrade Computer. On PC, tap V beforehand if the cursor is locked.

Select the Canister branch. Its panel reads “Canister Level 2 of 6,” shows the jump from 2.5 kg to 6 kg, and lists the $20 price.

Click BUY. The $20 is deducted from your balance on the spot.

Upgrade computer with Canister Level 2 selected, 2.5 kg to 6 kg, and a $20 BUY button — Canister Level 2 selected on the Upgrade computer, with the $20 BUY button ready.

You’ll know it worked in three ways. A “Bought: Canister” notification pops up. The owned counter moves from 1/20 to 2/20. And the Canister branch now offers Level 3 of 6, which takes you from 6 kg to 12 kg for $50. Your canister gauge also reads 6 kg on the next run, so each trip carries more than twice as much dust.

Scrubber in slot 1 with Hold to sweep shown near the shop area inside the base — Back on the base floor with the upgraded 6 kg canister equipped.

Brush upgrades at the Tool Shop

Brush width works alongside the Head width branch, but the brushes themselves come from the Tool Shop wall display, not the Upgrade Computer. They unlock in a strict line. Each brush requires the one before it, so you can’t skip ahead to the T-Bar Brush even with $120 saved.

Brush	Width	Price	Requires
Toothbrush	0.08 m	Free	None
Scrubber	0.28 m	$15	Toothbrush
Dustpan Brush	0.39 m	$30	Scrubber
Broom	Wider	$50	Dustpan Brush
Large Brush	Wider	$80	Broom
T-Bar Brush	Widest	$120	Large Brush

Buying a new brush equips it in place of the one you’re holding, and the shop displays its width increase over your current tool. For example, the Dustpan Brush is 0.11 m wider than the Scrubber. The Large Brush is a braced push broom for clearing a lane, while the T-Bar Brush is a wheeled sweeper fitted with a T-handle.

Scrubber equipped indoors with a prompt to hold the mouse button and sweep the floor — The Scrubber equipped inside the base, the brush the Tool Shop’s Dustpan Brush replaces.

Canister shortcuts outside the Upgrade Computer

Sweep The Moon also sells ways around the canister limit. None of them are required, and the Upgrade Computer path covers the same problem with in-game cash.

Infinite Canister (permanent): 99 Robux. Your canister and vehicles never fill.
Infinite Canister (this moon only): 29 Robux for the same effect on your current moon.
Sell As You Sweep: 249 Robux. Dust pays out as you sweep, without a trip to the deposit.
Group bonus: a pedestal in the base gives +2 kg canister capacity for liking the game and joining the group.

The group bonus is free and stacks the most naturally with an early Canister Level 2 purchase. Beyond that, the cheapest route to bigger runs is the one the Upgrade Computer already lays out: Canister first, then the $80 branches, and Payout once your trips are long enough to make it count.