Does +1 Robot Dock add a robot?
The pass exists at 149 Robux. What a dock does in HUD stays Unverified. Do not assume it spawns a unit.
Sweep The Moon robots, belts, and machines are listing nouns. Recipes TBA. Power and concrete Unverified. Place 109576450376407. Verified November 2026.
Robots, belts, machines. No Steam layouts.
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This Sweep The Moon robots guide is the late-loop playbook for Roblox Place 109576450376407, listed as Sweep The Moon 🌕 by DomBlox Games. Official nouns are robots, belts, and machines. Build menus, machine names, belt inputs, and recipes stay TBA. Verified November 6, 2026. Play on Roblox.
A recap walkthrough also says a robot must return to base, that machines turn dust into concrete, and that machines need power. Those three lines are Unverified — they are not on the Roblox listing. Treat them as capture homework, not a factory bible. This is not Clean the Moon! and not Steam Moon Sweepers. Do not import another game’s factory tables.
| Fact | Detail | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Experience | Sweep The Moon · Sweep The Moon 🌕 | Official |
| Place | 109576450376407 | Official |
| Developer | DomBlox Games | Official |
| Platform | Roblox · PC and mobile | Official |
| Automation nouns | Robots, belts, machines | Official listing |
| When to start | After cash + upgrades + vehicles feel slow | Logic, not a number |
| Robot returns to base | Recap only | Unverified |
| Concrete from dust | Recap only | Unverified |
| Machines need power | Recap only | Unverified |
| +1 Robot Dock | 149 Robux | Pass exists; HUD TBA |
| Machine names / recipes | Not published | TBA |
| Not this game | Clean the Moon! · Steam Moon Sweepers factories | Do not import |
| Last verified | November 6, 2026 | Listing check |
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.
Start Sweep The Moon robots after the hand loop already pays. The listing order is toothbrush → canister dump at the base → cash → brush, canister, and speed → sweepers and giant rovers → then robots, belts, and machines toward 100% clean. There is no official “unlock at $X” line. If you still walk tiles with a tiny canister, you are not in the automation chapter yet. First hour: beginner guide. Cash loop: sweep and sell.
The walk tax is the honest signal. When emptying the canister at the base is the only thing you do, upgrades still beat a robot you cannot feed. When you have already bought the three listing upgrade lines and still hate the walk, read vehicles next, then come back here. Vehicles are listed before factory nouns for a reason: they scale the same dust-to-cash loop without asking you to invent a belt graph.
Automation still sits on cash. Cash still sits on dust in the canister. If you park a robot before you know where the dump pad is, you will watch a machine you cannot fund. The upgrades page is the payback chapter; this page is the “after the shop feels small” chapter.
Recaps that jump from toothbrush to a full belt line are selling a montage, not a schedule. Capture when the build button appears in your HUD. Until that screenshot exists, “start robots after vehicles” is sequencing from the listing, not a hidden timer.
The Roblox listing names three automation pieces and nothing else. Robots sweep or haul in some form — exact jobs TBA. Belts move material — connections TBA. Machines process something — recipes TBA. Wiki lookup for the same nouns: automation wiki. This guide is the order of play; the wiki is the noun list. Neither page invents splitter ratios.
Keep the names boring on purpose. If a Discord screenshot labels a crafter, a press, or a solar pad, that label is Unverified until it matches Place 109576450376407. Steam Moon Sweepers uses a different factory language. Clean the Moon! uses broom and backpack language. Both will wreck a first layout if you paste them here.

| Noun | What the listing says | What this wiki will not invent |
|---|---|---|
| Robots | Build robots | Job, speed, cargo size, pathing |
| Belts | Build belts | Throughput, splitters, under/over tiles |
| Machines | Build machines | Inputs, outputs, craft times |
| Base | Empty canister here for cash | Whether robots dump at the same pad |
| Dust | Sweep into the canister | Whether belts carry raw dust |
A belt is a listed object. A belt-from-X-to-Y diagram is not. If your first belt does nothing, you missing a machine input is as likely as a bug. Capture the ghost preview in build mode before you ask chat for a “meta line.”
Developer products include a row named Class Slot 2. That string is a product name only. This site does not build a class wiki, a job board, or an engineer/sweeper talent tree from it. Automation stays robots, belts, and machines.
A short recap of Place 109576450376407 says the robot must return to base. The official description never says that. Mark it Unverified. It is a useful watch item: if your first robot idles in a dust patch, look toward the same dump you use for the canister. If it never walks home, do not invent a broken-AI guide from one clip.
Your own loop still returns to base. You fill the canister, you empty it, you take cash. If robots later share that pad, you already know the building. If they dump elsewhere, capture the second pad instead of assuming Steam depot logic. Until HUD text exists, “return to base” is a recap, not a rule you can fail a run on.

If the line is true, your first robot is a walking canister. You still need cash, you still need a dump, and you still should not park it on the far side of the moon without a route home. If the line is false, you wasted nothing by keeping the dump pad in view.
Sweepers and giant rovers are a different listing family. Fast Vehicles is a 149 Robux pass, not a dock. +1 Robot Dock is the robot-side pass. Mixing garage language with dock language is how players buy the wrong product. Vehicle chapter: vehicles.
The same recap says machines make concrete from dust and that they need power. Neither claim is on the Roblox listing. Both stay Unverified. Do not build a concrete wiki, a kiln page, or a solar ratio table until a machine tooltip on Place 109576450376407 says those words.
What you can do today: sweep dust, sell at the base, and watch whether any machine UI mentions an input besides “dust” or a meter besides cash. If a bar looks like power, screenshot it. If a output pile looks like blocks, screenshot the name. This wiki will not promote recap nouns into official recipes.
| Claim | Where it appears | How to treat it |
|---|---|---|
| Robots / belts / machines | Roblox listing | Official nouns — use these |
| Robot returns to base | Recap only | Unverified pathing hint |
| Concrete from dust | Recap only | Unverified output |
| Machines need power | Recap only | Unverified upkeep |
| Steam factory machines | Other game | Do not import |
Cash is the listed spend. Shards are Robux packs on a third-party product sample — sinks TBA. “Power” is recap speech. Do not tell readers to buy solar, fuel, or batteries until those words exist in HUD. Currency map: cash and shards.
The listed goal is 100% clean, one tile at a time. Concrete, if it exists, would be a machine output, not a replacement for the clean percent. Progress rules: 100% clean.
+1 Robot Dock exists as a Game Pass at 149 Robux. SpawnRadar listed it with the other seven public passes. The name implies an extra dock. It does not prove the pass spawns a robot, raises a cap, or skips the cash cost of the first unit. HUD behavior stays Unverified. Full pass list: Game Passes.
Buy it only after you have seen a dock in the world and know you want a second one. “Everything” at 649 Robux may or may not include this pass — contents tooltip Unverified. Infinite Canister and 2x Cash change the sweep loop, not the factory graph. Do not treat any pass as a layout.
| Product | Price | Automation note |
|---|---|---|
| +1 Robot Dock | 149 Robux | Pass exists; dock HUD TBA |
| Fast Vehicles | 149 Robux | Vehicles, not robots |
| Infinite Canister | 99 Robux | Sweep loop, not belts |
| 2x Cash | 249 Robux | Income, not recipes |
| Everything | 649 Robux | Bundle contents Unverified |
Class Slot 2 is a 99 Robux developer product on the same sample table. It is a product name only. Do not map it to robot operators, belt engineers, or a second “class” of cleaner. No class wiki on this site.
Head Start, Fast Legs, and Sell As You Sweep are also real passes. None of them name a machine. If a recap says a pass “unlocks the factory,” mark it Unverified until the tooltip says so in this Place.
The expensive mistake is copying another moon-cleaning factory. Steam Moon Sweepers and Clean the Moon! share a theme, not a shop. Their belts, backpacks, and named machines do not belong on Place 109576450376407. The cheap mistake is buying +1 Robot Dock before you have seen a dock. The silent mistake is skipping upgrades so a robot walks as slowly as you did with a toothbrush.
Co-op does not fix a bad first robot. Four friends can still dump canisters while you learn the build UI. They cannot legally share a Steam layout. Invite notes: co-op. Codes will not fund a factory — none are confirmed as of November 6, 2026.
You know the three official nouns. You know three recap claims to verify in-game. You know the dock pass price and that its HUD is TBA. You have a screenshot plan, not a fake ratio. That is enough to leave the toothbrush hour without lying to the next reader.
When machine names exist, they go on automation wiki, not as a stealth recipe dump here. This guide stays the order of play: cash, upgrades, vehicles, then robots with labels you can point at.
Noun list: automation wiki. Invite friends on co-op. Track 100% clean.
The pass exists at 149 Robux. What a dock does in HUD stays Unverified. Do not assume it spawns a unit.
Unverified. Power is recap-only, not a listing resource. Capture a meter before you write a ratio.
Unverified recap. Official loop is still sweep dust, empty at base, take cash.
No. Different game, different factory. Use only robots, belts, and machines as named on this Roblox listing.
Entry TBA. Sequence from the listing: cash and upgrades, then vehicles, then automation. No published cash gate.
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.