Bobby's Daycare Developer Products: Price List by Family and What Each Name Means

Quick answer

Bobby's Daycare lists 78 developer products for sale, priced from R$ 5 to R$ 1,000 with a median of R$ 99 — and all 78 were on sale at the time of the catalog snapshot this page is based on. The catalog listing behind this page shows each product's name and price, with no effect descriptions, so what the name tells you is genuinely all you know before you buy.

• Names fall into clear families: classes, perks, flashlights, packs, donate tiers, action products, and 'Gift:' variants that appear to be bought for another player.
• The game also sells 4 game passes, tracked separately from these 78 developer products.
• Prices in this shop have changed before, so confirm the current price in the in-game store before paying.

Developer products are Robux store purchases in Bobby's Daycare's in-game store, sold separately from the game's 4 game passes. It is a big shop for a horror game: 78 products spanning R$ 5 to R$ 1,000, with R$ 99 as the median price — in other words, half of everything on sale costs R$ 99 or less. Every product was on sale when the catalog snapshot behind this page was taken.

One thing to know before you browse: the catalog listing behind this page gives each product a name and a price — no effect descriptions, no stated limits, and no notes on whether effects stack. The name is the entire pitch. The upside is that the names are consistent, and the 78 products sort into the families below — though not every product is priced individually in those sections, since some Gift: variants are covered only as a family.

The shop at a glance

• Classes — 13 role-style products, R$ 69 to R$ 549
• Perks — 13 small named bonuses, R$ 39 to R$ 129
• Flashlights — 6 lights, R$ 49 to R$ 129
• Packs — bundles named by size, R$ 49 to R$ 659, plus Bobby's Pack at R$ 699
• Action products — revives, day skips, rerolls and refreshes, R$ 9 to R$ 329
• Donate tiers — 8 amounts, R$ 5 to R$ 1,000
• Gift: variants — duplicates of regular products that appear to be bought for another player

Classes (R$ 69–549)

Thirteen products carry class names, and they read like daycare job roles: Exterminator tops the range at R$ 549 while Runner sits at the bottom at R$ 69. Four of them — Locksmith, Maintenance Man, Foreman and Electrician — drop the word 'Class' from their names but are listed alongside the rest at similar price points.

What the store doesn't tell you is what any class actually changes: no abilities, no stat differences, and nothing about whether you can hold more than one at a time. For the mechanics behind the names, the classes guide and our best class breakdown cover the family in depth.

Perks (R$ 39–129)

Perks have the most self-descriptive names in the shop: Tiptoe, Quick Hide, Stay Calm, Sharp Eye, X-Ray Vision. Read as a set, they point at small, single-purpose helpers — quiet movement, hiding, awareness — with Coin Boost (R$ 69) as the one name aimed at your wallet instead; if that one interests you, the coins guide covers the currency it touches.

As with classes, the listing stops at the label. It doesn't say what a perk modifies, how strong the effect is, or whether perks stack. The perks guide and best perks pages dig into the family beyond the store names.

Flashlights (R$ 49–129)

Six flashlights are sold as developer products:

The names describe the items, but nothing in the listing compares their brightness, range or battery — the price is the only difference the store shows. The flashlights page covers the family separately.

Packs: Small to Mega

Six bundles are named by size, and Bobby's Pack sits above Mega as the most expensive non-donate product in the shop:

The size names imply escalating bundles, but the listing doesn't itemize contents for any pack. Whether Mega Pack contains what the smaller packs contain or something else entirely is not stated, so don't buy a pack on an assumption about its contents.

Revives, skips and other action products

These are the clearest purchases in the store, because the names are literal actions. In the table below, the right-hand column is what each name indicates — not a confirmed description, since the listing itself doesn't describe effects.

Data table

Data table

Product	Price	What the name indicates
Revive	R$ 49	The base revive product
Revive A Player	R$ 45	Reviving another player; how it differs from Revive is not stated
Revive Everyone (2 Players)	R$ 79	Reviving the whole server, 2-player tier
Revive Everyone (3 Players)	R$ 142	Reviving the whole server, 3-player tier
Revive Everyone (4 Players)	R$ 197	Reviving the whole server, 4-player tier
Revive Everyone (5 Players)	R$ 263	Reviving the whole server, 5-player tier
Revive Everyone (6 Players)	R$ 329	Reviving the whole server, 6-player tier
Skip Day	R$ 39	Skipping one day
Skip All Days (2)	R$ 70	Skipping several days at once, 2-day tier
Skip All Days (3)	R$ 115	Skipping several days at once, 3-day tier
Skip All Days (4)	R$ 155	Skipping several days at once, 4-day tier
Skip All Days (5)	R$ 195	Skipping several days at once, 5-day tier
Skip All Days (6)	R$ 235	Skipping several days at once, 6-day tier
Skip All Days (7)	R$ 275	Skipping several days at once, 7-day tier
Skip Spin	R$ 9	Skipping a spin
Gift: Instant Roll	R$ 9	A gifted instant roll
Quest Refresh	R$ 19	Refreshing quests
Perk Reroll	R$ 10	Rerolling perks
Jumpscare Everyone	R$ 28	A prank-style jumpscare aimed at everyone

A few notes on reading this family:

• Revive Everyone scales by server size. The five tiers run from R$ 79 at 2 players to R$ 329 at 6 players, so the tier that fits depends on how full your server is. If reviving is what you're shopping for, the how to revive guide covers the revive system itself.
• Revive (R$ 49) and Revive A Player (R$ 45) are separate products. The names suggest different targets, but the store doesn't spell out the difference.
• The skip products mirror the game's day structure. Skip Day (R$ 39) covers one day, and Skip All Days comes in tiers for 2 through 7 days, from R$ 70 to R$ 275.
• The small utilities are cheap. Skip Spin, Gift: Instant Roll, Perk Reroll and Quest Refresh all cost R$ 19 or less.

Donate tiers (R$ 5–1,000)

The simplest products in the shop are the donate tiers: Donate 5 Robux (R$ 5), Donate 15 Robux (R$ 15), Donate 30 Robux (R$ 30), Donate 50 Robux (R$ 50), Donate 75 Robux (R$ 75), Donate 100 Robux (R$ 100), Donate 500 Robux (R$ 500) and Donate 1000 Robux (R$ 1,000). The name is the amount, and Donate 1000 Robux is also the single most expensive product in the store. The listing attaches no described reward to any tier, so treat the name as the full description.

Gift: variants

Many products have a twin with a 'Gift:' prefix — Gift: Bobby's Pack (R$ 699), Gift: Exterminator (R$ 549), Gift: Custom Match (R$ 113) and Gift: Big Party (R$ 90) among them. By name, these are the same purchases made for another player. Every gift version whose regular counterpart also appears in the catalog is priced identically to it — Gift: Bobby's Pack (R$ 699) and Bobby's Pack (R$ 699), for example — while gift products such as Gift: Custom Match and Gift: Big Party have no regular counterpart in the catalog to compare against. The practical read: if you're buying for yourself, you want the plain name; the Gift: version is the one you'd pick when buying for a friend. Gift: Custom Match points at the custom match side of the game.

Prices have moved before — check in-game

This catalog is a snapshot, and this shop has already shifted under one. Every recorded price change went up:

Seven more items — 5 Jumpscares (First Buy), 3 Revives (First Buy), .50 Cal, Troll Bundle, Shotgun, Push and Glock — no longer show a current price in the catalog. That's a snapshot showing no price, not a confirmed removal. Because product counts and prices can change with shop updates, open the in-game store and confirm the current price of anything before you pay for it.

Before you buy

Checklist

• Confirm the price in-game

  Every recorded change in this shop was a price increase, so the snapshot prices above can drift.

• Match Revive Everyone to your server size

  Tiers run from 2 players (R$ 79) to 6 players (R$ 329); the tier names are the only size guide.

• Pick the plain name for yourself

  Gift: variants are, by name, purchases for another player; every gift version with a regular counterpart in the catalog is listed at the same price as the regular product.

• Check game passes separately

  4 game passes are tracked apart from the 78 developer products, so a full shop sweep means two lists.

• Treat names as unconfirmed

  The listing doesn't describe effects, limits or stacking — check the class, perk and flashlight guides before an expensive buy.