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Divine Hatchers Base Upgrades: Loop and Prices

Base upgrading is a repeatable step of the Divine Hatchers core loop. See where it fits, plus recorded Robux prices for the store's Plot Upgrade products.

Base upgrading is not a one-time milestone in Divine Hatchers. The game's own description builds it into the core loop as a step you return to between training sessions: grab objects from the guard areas and hatch Divines, train strength on your treadmill to carry heavier objects, then upgrade your treadmill and base — and repeat.

The game's Robux store, meanwhile, sells a numbered line of Plot Upgrade developer products. Three levels have recorded store prices: Plot Upgrade 1 at R$19, Plot Upgrade 8 at 49 Robux and Plot Upgrade 9 at 54 Robux.

Where base upgrades fit in the loop

The loop pairs two upgrades — treadmill and base — as the recurring action between strength-training cycles:

  1. Grab objects and hatch Divines. Objects come from the guard areas, and hatching is your route to the game's rare Divines, which the description pegs at a 0.1% chance. The object collecting and Divine hatching guides cover this step in detail.
  2. Train strength on your treadmill. The treadmill is where you build strength, and more strength lets you carry heavier objects. See strength training.
  3. Upgrade your treadmill and base. These are the two named upgrades in the loop; once you've upgraded, you head back to the guard areas and start the cycle again. The treadmill's side of this is covered in treadmill upgrades.

Because the loop ends with upgrading your treadmill and base before repeating, base upgrades are something you come back to over the course of play rather than a single early unlock.

Plot Upgrade prices

Divine Hatchers' developer-product catalog lists 147 products with prices ranging from R$7 to R$1,299, and the Plot Upgrade line sits at the low end of that range:

ProductPrice
Plot Upgrade 1R$19
Plot Upgrade 849 Robux
Plot Upgrade 954 Robux

These are Robux purchases from the game's Roblox store. The prices were recorded from public Roblox store data on October 13, 2026, and store prices can change between recordings, so treat them as a snapshot rather than fixed values. The numbered names point to an upgrade line of at least nine levels, but only levels 1, 8 and 9 appear with prices in the store listings.