Builder bases
Build an +1 Obby builder bases: what the base looks like and how the obby publish works
What a base plot contains in Build an +1 Obby, how ASMR is placed to build a +1 obby, and how the obby publish portal turns the base into a money-earning obby for visitors.
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Build an +1 Obby does not publish a fixed stage list. The official description is a builder/tycoon loop: each server hosts a small group of builders, each builder works a base plot, and visitors play the obby that the builder publishes from that base. The ASMR Shop sells starter pieces like the Chocolate Keyboard ($35) and Treadmill ($100); the Parts Shop sells Small Floor ($25), Platform ($55), and Cylinder ($70); three upgrade slots (Money Capacity / Max Placement / Obby Size) push the base forward; and five Robux gamepasses (World Slots 1-4 and FULL ADMIN ABUSE PANEL) sit on top of the in-game Cash economy. Any "stage 1 / stage 2 / stage 3 / stage 4+" roster that appears in third-party posts is a stage-runner obby concept the official game page does not describe. This page documents the base layout and publish flow that the official description does support.
- Model
- Builder/tycoon, not sequential stage-runner
- Per-server builders
- Small group, each on their own base plot
- Starter ASMR
- Chocolate Keyboard $35 / Treadmill $100 / Needoh $150 / Candy Keyboard $1,000
- Starter Parts
- Small Floor $25 / Platform $55 / Cylinder $70
- Upgrade slots
- Money Capacity / Max Placement / Obby Size
- Robux gamepasses
- World Slots 1-4 + FULL ADMIN ABUSE PANEL
- Visitor entry
- Published obby portal, public listing
- Latest update
- 2026-09-07T17:15:13Z
What a base plot contains today
| Base slot | Role | Documented as of 2026-09-10 |
|---|---|---|
| Base plot | The personal area each builder owns. ASMR is placed on this plot; the obby is assembled here. | Confirmed by the official description (place ASMR at your base). |
| ASMR shop | The in-game shop where builders buy ASMR with the in-game money they earn. The shop is server-wide, not per-base. | Confirmed by the official description (buy ASMR from the shop). |
| +1 obby corridor | The playable obstacle course that the builder assembles from placed ASMR. Visitors enter here once the obby is published. | Confirmed by the official description (build your +1 obby). |
| Obby publish portal | The base-side control that publishes the assembled obby so other players can join it from the public listing. | Confirmed by the official description (your obby earns you money). |
| Earnings counter | The on-base readout that shows how much in-game money the published obby is producing from visitors. | Confirmed by the official description; the per-visitor rate is not publicly documented. |
| Stage 1 / Stage 2 / Stage 3 roster | A sequential stage-runner obby roster that other obbies use. | Not part of Build an +1 Obby as of 2026-09-10. The official description does not enumerate a fixed stage list. |
How an obby becomes a money-earning obby
The official description maps the publish flow to four steps. First, buy ASMR from the shop with the in-game money the server grants on spawn. Second, place the ASMR down at your base plot, using the placement tool to assemble a playable +1 obby corridor. Third, publish the obby through the base publish portal so visitors can join it from the public listing. Fourth, watch the earnings counter on your base; the income comes from visitors who play the obby you published, and the in-game money feeds back into buying the next batch of ASMR. The starter ASMR and Parts Shop items that fill the first four steps are listed in the catalog tables below; money-per-visitor rates are still not publicly documented.
Starter shop catalog (ASMR Shop + Parts Shop)
| Shop | Item | Price (Cash) |
|---|---|---|
| ASMR Shop | Chocolate Keyboard | $35 |
| ASMR Shop | Treadmill | $100 |
| ASMR Shop | Needoh | $150 |
| ASMR Shop | Candy Keyboard | $1,000 |
| Parts Shop | Small Floor | $25 |
| Parts Shop | Platform | $55 |
| Parts Shop | Cylinder | $70 |
Three upgrade slots tied to base placement
| Upgrade slot | What it pushes on the base |
|---|---|
| Money Capacity | Cash wallet ceiling before you must spend |
| Max Placement | How many pieces fit on a single base plot |
| Obby Size | Length and piece budget of the published obby |
Robux gamepasses (paid, optional)
| Gamepass | Robux |
|---|---|
| World Slot 1 | R$49 |
| World Slot 2 | R$99 |
| World Slot 3 | R$199 |
| World Slot 4 | R$399 |
| FULL ADMIN ABUSE PANEL | R$149 |
First-base setup checklist (builder side)
Find your base plot
Locate the personal base plot the server assigns to you on spawn. Every builder's obby is built on their own plot.
Open the shop
Walk to the server-wide ASMR shop before placing anything. The shop is the only source of ASMR pieces, and prices can change between updates.
Buy the first ASMR
Buy the ASMR you can afford first. The first piece is the seed of the obby and the cheapest test of the placement tool.
Place the ASMR at the base
Return to the base plot and place the ASMR on the grid. Leave room for the next few pieces so the obby corridor can extend in a single direction.
Assemble a short obby
Stack a few more ASMR pieces, jumps, and connectors until a visitor can walk from the obby entrance to the obby exit. A short, complete obby earns more reliably than an ambitious half-built one.
Publish the obby
Use the base publish portal to publish the obby. Publishing is what turns the ASMR on the ground into a money-earning obby.
Watch the earnings counter
Read the earnings counter on the base for the first 60 seconds after publishing. The income rate is the signal for whether to expand the obby now, buy more ASMR, or wait for more visitors.
Where to look for base and obby updates
Three sources are worth checking when a player wants to know whether the base system, the ASMR lineup, or the obby publish rules have changed: the official Build an +1 Obby game page on Roblox, which mirrors the description updates; the Creator Group Aeolian Harp social channels, which post current ASMR pricing and event windows; and the Build an +1 Obby updates page on this site, which records the latest Universe log timestamp.
FAQ
How many stages does Build an +1 Obby have?
The official Roblox game page for Build an +1 Obby does not enumerate a fixed stage list. The Universe is a builder/tycoon: visitors play the +1 obby that each builder publishes from their base, not a sequential stage-runner roster. The builder bases page documents the base layout and publish flow that the official description does support, and labels the stage-runner concept Not part of Build an +1 Obby.
What does the builder/tycoon loop actually do?
The official description states the loop directly: buy ASMR from the in-game shop, place them down at your base to build your +1 obby, publish the obby, and earn money when visitors play it. The goal stated by the creator is to build the most popular obby on the server. The Roblox Games API does not publish a money-per-visitor rate, so this site does not cite a specific earning number.
Where can I find current ASMR prices and money rates?
The starter catalog is now published on the AllThings.How (2026-09-04) and Bloxodes (2026-09-12) beginner guides: ASMR Shop sells Chocolate Keyboard ($35), Treadmill ($100), Needoh ($150), and Candy Keyboard ($1,000); Parts Shop sells Small Floor ($25), Platform ($55), and Cylinder ($70). The in-game shop rotates stock and prices periodically, so open the in-game shop in a live server for the current lineup, and check the Creator Group Aeolian Harp channels on X and Discord for event-window changes.
Are stage names documented?
No. The official Roblox game page for Build an +1 Obby does not enumerate a fixed stage list. The builder bases page documents the base layout and the publish flow that the official description supports, and labels the stage-runner concept Not part of Build an +1 Obby.
What starter ASMR and Parts items should I buy first?
Buy the cheapest item you can afford as your seed piece. The published starter catalog is Chocolate Keyboard ($35) and Small Floor ($25) for the cheapest ASMR and Part respectively; Treadmill ($100) and Platform ($55) are the natural mid-tier follow-ups; Needoh ($150) and Cylinder ($70) are the late-starter picks. Buy several cheap pieces to extend the corridor before the first visitor arrives, instead of one pricy piece that leaves the obby empty.
What do the Build an +1 Obby Robux gamepasses do?
rblxdb (2026-09-15) lists five paid gamepasses: World Slot 1 (R$49), World Slot 2 (R$99), World Slot 3 (R$199), World Slot 4 (R$399), and FULL ADMIN ABUSE PANEL (R$149). The four World Slot passes sit on top of the in-game Cash economy as a way to open additional base slots, and the admin panel pass unlocks admin-style controls inside your obby. None of these are required to play; the starter catalog runs entirely on in-game Cash.