All Clean All the Leaves Classes: Perks, Chances and How to Get Them

Clean All the Leaves has seven reported classes, with Handyman providing the widest set of bonuses. You can also make good use of a more common class by choosing a perk that suits your current tools and goals.

The roster and prices below reflect September 2026 reporting. Check the current class interface before committing a large Gem balance.

All Clean All the Leaves classes

Class Rarity Chance Bonus
Starter Class Common 40% None
Bag Specialist Uncommon 22% Larger carrying capacity
Cash Treasurer Rare 15% More cash earned
Diamond Treasurer Epic 11% More Gems earned
Rake Specialist Divine 6% Cheaper rake upgrades
Blower Specialist Mythic 4% Cheaper blower upgrades
Handyman Legendary 2% Other class bonuses combined

Source: reported class data and unlock steps. Exact perk multipliers are not established in that reference, so no additional percentage boosts are assumed here.

How to get and reroll classes

  1. Approach the Classes NPC and stand in the marked area.
  2. Inspect your current class and the spin option.
  3. Check the price; the reported cost is 40 Gems per attempt.
  4. Use a spin, read the result, and decide whether another attempt fits your budget.

Before rerolling a useful result, check whether the interface allows you to retain or re-equip it. Do not assume a class-storage feature will protect your current perk unless the game shows that option.

Which class is best for your situation?

Best overall target: Handyman

A broad bonus package is an appealing long-term goal. That does not make it a requirement for starting, however. Our recommendation is to use a helpful result while learning the map rather than spending every available resource before your next run.

For frequent bag-emptying trips

Choose around the interruption that costs the most time. Count disposal trips during one area clear. If travel accounts for a large share of the run, extra space may be more useful now than a discount on an upgrade you do not plan to buy.

For tool progression

Match the perk to the tool you actually use. A discount loses much of its immediate value when you have finished buying that tool’s upgrades. Reassess your choice when your equipment or objective changes.

For currency farming

A resource-focused session and a speed-focused session have different goals. Measure the resource earned over a similar amount of playtime before deciding which class suits your farming routine.

How to get Gems for spins

Reported Gem sources include fully clearing a zone for three Gems, finding one-time unique leaves, and claiming a ten-Gem beginner offer in the Shop. Check current reward availability in-game.

At three Gems per eligible zone completion, 14 completions produce 42 Gems: enough for a 40-Gem spin, with two remaining. If you start with ten free Gems, ten eligible completions bring you to 40. These are planning calculations, assuming the stated rewards apply and repeat completions remain eligible.

Handyman spin odds: what 2% really means

The following calculation assumes independent rolls, a fixed 2% chance, and no pity or luck modifier.

Spins Gem cost Chance of at least one Handyman
10 400 18.3%
25 1,000 39.7%
35 1,400 50.7%
50 2,000 63.6%
100 4,000 86.7%

Fifty rolls is the average waiting time at 2%, not a guarantee. About 36.4% would still miss after 50 attempts under these assumptions. Set your stopping point before spinning, so an unlucky streak does not decide your budget for you.

Frequently asked questions

Should I reroll a useful class immediately?

Our advice is to play with it first. A good next step is to identify one problem it fails to solve, then decide whether a different perk would make a meaningful difference.

Does a rare result guarantee a faster clear?

No. A class should be judged against the work you are doing, the equipment you use, and the resources you want.

Where can I check the next update?

Read our Clean All the Leaves Ranked Mode update guide. Class values may need checking again after a major patch.