Bobby's Daycare Best Perks: Every Perk Price and How to Choose

Perks are one of the buyable product lines in Bobby's Daycare's Robux shop, and every one of them is bought the same way: as a developer product, meaning a purchase with Robux rather than with anything you earn in a match. This page lists all 13 perks with their prices, explains the cheap reroll option, and shows the one comparison the shop data actually supports when you are deciding which perk to pick.

Quick answer

Bobby's Daycare sells 13 perks in its shop, all as Robux developer products priced between R$ 39 and R$ 129. The cheapest entries are Tiptoe Perk and X-Ray Vision Perk at R$ 39 each; Adrenaline Perk is the most expensive at R$ 129.

• Cheapest picks: Tiptoe Perk and X-Ray Vision Perk at R$ 39 each, with Sharp Eye Perk the next step up at R$ 59.
• Mid band: House Slippers, Rubber Gloves, Deep Sleep and Coin Boost at R$ 69, Quick Hide at R$ 79, Spare Bulb and Stay Calm at R$ 89.
• Premium band: Tool Belt and Door Sense at R$ 99, Adrenaline Perk at R$ 129.
• A Perk Reroll product is listed at R$ 10, which indicates perks can be rerolled.

All 13 perks and their shop prices

Every perk is sold as a developer product in the shop, so each one costs Robux. The table lists all 13, cheapest first, with names exactly as the shop listing shows them — Coin Boost is the only perk sold without the word Perk in its name.

Treat each number as the last listed price rather than a guarantee, because this shop does move. The same captured data records recent increases for bundles and classes — Small Pack R$ 45 to R$ 49, Medium Pack R$ 99 to R$ 109, Large Pack R$ 249 to R$ 275, Mega Pack R$ 599 to R$ 659 and Runner Class R$ 49 to R$ 69 — plus several other products removed from the listing entirely. None of the 13 perks appear in that change record, but the pattern is reason enough to confirm the current price in the shop before you buy.

Which perk should you pick?

The listing behind this guide attaches a name and a Robux price to each perk, and nothing else. There are no documented effect descriptions or power rankings for these perks, so the data cannot honestly crown a single best perk. What it does support is a clean budget-first decision:

Decision guide

Choose for your situation

You want the cheapest way into the perk system

Tiptoe Perk and X-Ray Vision Perk are tied for the lowest price at R$ 39, with Sharp Eye Perk the next step up at R$ 59.

You have a mid-range budget

The R$ 69 to R$ 79 band offers the widest choice: House Slippers, Rubber Gloves, Deep Sleep and Coin Boost at R$ 69, then Quick Hide at R$ 79.

You want the top of the price list

Spare Bulb and Stay Calm cost R$ 89, Tool Belt and Door Sense cost R$ 99, and Adrenaline Perk tops the listing at R$ 129.

You already own a perk and want to change it

The shop lists a Perk Reroll at R$ 10, well under a third of the cheapest perk, which indicates rerolling is possible. The listing does not describe exactly how rerolling works, so read the option in-game before relying on it.

Within a price band there is no evidence-backed reason to prefer one perk over another — two perks at R$ 69 are documented equals. If you want to keep the spend small, a R$ 39 perk is the lowest-cost entry, and even the cheapest perk plus a reroll (R$ 39 + R$ 10) stays under the price of a single R$ 69 perk, provided the reroll behaves the way its name and price suggest.

Perk Reroll, Skip Spin and Instant Roll

Three low-cost products in the listing orbit the perks themselves:

• Perk Reroll — R$ 10
• Skip Spin — R$ 9
• Gift: Instant Roll — R$ 9

Perk Reroll matters most for the picking decision above: at R$ 10, its existence indicates perks can be rerolled. The names Skip Spin and Instant Roll suggest some kind of roll or spin sits behind how the shop hands out perk-related products, but the listing describes none of the three in detail — when a reroll is offered, what a spin skips, or what an instant roll rolls. Treat them as cheap options to recognize in the shop, and check their in-game descriptions before building a purchase plan around them.

Perks are one part of a 78-product shop

The perk list sits inside a much larger developer-product listing — 78 products in all, according to the same snapshot. Around the perks you will find:

• Classes — separate, pricier purchases such as Runner (R$ 69), Softstep and Deep Cleaner (R$ 79), Night Owl (R$ 109), Medic (R$ 139), Locksmith, Decoy and Caretaker (R$ 199), Quartermaster (R$ 279) and Exterminator (R$ 549). A class is a different purchase from a perk; the classes overview and the best class guide compare them in full.
• Packs — bundles from Small Pack (R$ 49) up to Bobby's Pack (R$ 699). The listing shows their names and prices but not their contents.
• Flashlights — Metal Torch (R$ 49), Dino Light (R$ 69), 6-Volt Lantern (R$ 79), Patrol Light (R$ 89), Railroad Lantern (R$ 99) and Camcorder (R$ 129).
• Utilities — Revive (R$ 49), Skip Day (R$ 39) and 2x Tokens (R$ 99). That product concerns Tokens rather than perks — how to get tokens covers that side of the game.
• Gift duplicates — many products, including classes and packs, also appear with a Gift: prefix in the listing.

The complete, maintained list lives on the developer products page.

Where these prices come from

Every price above comes from a snapshot of Bobby's Daycare's developer-product listing taken by Baseplate Tools, a Roblox game tracker. The snapshot records each product as a name and a Robux price, and nothing more — which is exactly why this guide can be precise about cost while staying quiet about what each perk does in a match. If the developers adjust prices, add perks or retire products, the listing moves with the shop, as the recent pack and class hikes show.

If you are still weighing whether perks are the right first purchase, the Bobby's Daycare beginner guide starts from the very beginning, and the wider perk system also has its own page at Bobby's Daycare perks.