Roblox’s official developer-product catalog contains Common Crate, Rare Crate, and Legendary Crate entries for Clean Your Keycaps, all created August 1, 2026. That verifies three named purchase products. The public descriptions are blank, so no complete reward pool, probability, guarantee, pity, normal acquisition, or value ranking is confirmed here.
Confidence: Names and product existence are Official. Every content and probability field is Needs in-game testing.
Find the live Crate interface
Look for a Crate menu, shop, reward preview, or purchase prompt inside the correct experience. Record the exact tier name and whether the cost uses Robux, earned money, another resource, or a free reward.
Do not assume a developer-product prompt is the only acquisition path. The live game may expose earned, event, completion, or other routes that are not in the public catalog.
Capture the pool or preview before opening. If the game shows no contents, treat the result as an observation rather than evidence of a complete pool.
Separate the three tiers
Common, Rare, and Legendary are product names. They may indicate expected reward quality, but the label alone does not guarantee a rarity, quantity, or exclusive item.
Record each tier independently. Do not copy the same pool across all three or assume higher tiers contain every lower-tier reward. Check whether duplicates, guaranteed slots, or selection rules are displayed.
Keep current prices out of a permanent table unless refreshed, because Roblox pricing can change. Read the current confirmation before every purchase.
Record an opening
Before opening, note personal Luck, Shiny Chance ownership, server Luck, Weather, Rebirth, and any visible boost. Save the exact tier and source.
After opening, record every item, quantity, label, and duplicate message shown. Capture the complete result rather than only the rarest-looking reward.
Repeat only within a predetermined budget. A handful of openings can document possible outcomes but cannot establish precise odds.
Build a reliable pool cautiously
A reward can enter a “currently observed” list after a dated result from the exact Crate and game. A complete pool requires a current interface that lists contents or enough direct evidence to know that no entries are missing.
Keep unknown rates blank. If the game displays probabilities, copy them with the server and date, then verify the values add up as expected. Do not derive hidden rates by subtracting a few shown values.
If two current servers or sources disagree, prefer the live current panel for immediate play and label the mismatch. Do not choose the more exciting pool.
Luck and Shiny interaction
2x Luck and 2x Shiny Chance gamepasses exist, as do server Luck products. None of the public entries says Crates are affected.
Check the Crate tooltip and any displayed odds before claiming an interaction. If testing, change one effect and collect a large enough sample; random variation can dominate small results.
A Shiny-looking reward does not prove that Shiny Chance affects Crates. Use the name and effect shown by the game.
Crate value decisions
Guaranteed progression upgrades should be funded before uncertain rolls when those upgrades solve a measured bottleneck. Set a Crate budget after sponge, soap, Worker, or Rebirth requirements you intend to meet.
Compare the current pool with your account needs. A high-tier label has little value if its possible rewards do not advance your goal or duplicate items have weak use.
Do not compare Robux product price with an invented average reward value. Without verified rates and effects, expected value cannot be calculated responsibly.
Crate mistakes
- Publishing a pool from another simulator or from Place the Keycaps.
- Treating product tier labels as guaranteed reward rarity.
- Claiming pity because a result arrived after several openings.
- Hiding common outcomes and showing only rare screenshots.
- Mixing active Luck, Weather, or server boosts without recording them.
- Calling a partial observed list complete.
- Spending progression reserves without a stop rule.
Crates FAQ
What Crates are in Clean Your Keycaps?
Common, Rare, and Legendary Crate developer products are officially documented.
What do Crates contain?
No verified complete public pool is available in the sources reviewed here. Read the current live preview and record observed results.
What are the odds?
No official public probability table was verified. Do not infer exact rates from a small sample.
Does Luck affect Crates?
That interaction is not established by the product catalogs. Check the current Crate and Luck tooltips.
Can I get Crates for free?
The public evidence confirms developer products. Any normal earned route needs in-game verification rather than an assumption.