Steal a Superpower Bench Upgrades: Products and Prices

Bench Upgrades in Steal a Superpower are paid Robux developer products sold through the game's store, and the store listing data documents four of them, priced between R$1 and R$7: Bench Upgrade (Lv 1-5) for R$1, Bench Upgrade (Lv 6-10) for R$5, Bench Upgrade (Lv 100-104) for R$3, and Bench Upgrade (Lv 105-109) for R$7.

The Bench Upgrade store icon

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Robux product

Bench Upgrade

All four Bench Upgrade products share this store artwork — a white dumbbell with a green up arrow; the level range differs by product, not by icon.

All documented Bench Upgrade products and prices

Two details in that list are easy to miss:

• Price does not track the level range. Bench Upgrade (Lv 100-104) costs R$3 — less than Bench Upgrade (Lv 6-10) at R$5. Don't assume the higher-range tier is the pricier one; check the amount on the exact product before buying.
• These are Robux purchases, not in-game Cash. Every Bench Upgrade product is priced in R$, Roblox's premium currency, rather than the Cash you earn by playing — if you're building up funds instead, see how to get Cash in Steal a Superpower.

How the level ranges work

Each product's name carries a level range label, and the listing gives no further explanation of what each upgrade does or which one fits a given bench — match on the exact name and price shown in-game. The range label is what separates the tiers, .

The documented ranges also jump from 6-10 straight to 100-104. Treat that as a quirk of this listing snapshot rather than proof that no in-between tiers exist — the full catalog is larger than the visible excerpt, as covered next.

Bench Upgrades in the wider store catalog

Bench Upgrades are a small slice of a much larger paid catalog. The store data counts 322 developer products for Steal a Superpower! overall, with prices spanning R$1 to R$1,599, and the listing view hides the remainder behind a "Show all 322" control. Alongside the Bench Upgrade tiers, the same listing shows boosts such as 2x Power (R$3), 2x Cash (R$3) and 4x Cash (R$9).

Because that view truncates, the four Bench Upgrade products above are the documented set, not a confirmed complete list — other level ranges could sit in the catalog without appearing in this snapshot. Prices reflect a snapshot of the catalog too, so double-check the amount shown in-game at the moment you buy.

For what surrounds these purchases, the Steal a Superpower upgrades guide covers other upgrade paths, the Steal a Superpower base guide explains the rest of your base, and if you'd rather spend less Robux it's worth checking the latest Steal a Superpower codes first.