Supermarket Simulator: How to make more money? (Pricing Tips) 

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From what I have discovered, it is not so much as 20c or 30c over market price, it is percentages. An item's market value of 1.56 vs 3.56 are both under $5, but if you add 30c to each there is a big difference in complaints and sales. At 30c we have a 19.2% markup on one item and an 8.4% mark up on the other. I've discovered that, "market price," should read, "market minimum price." I've also discovered prices should be marked up at least 5% but less than 10% with little to no complaints. For those bad at math, there is an easy trick you can use... Take an item. Let's pretend the market value is $3.56, simply move the decimal one place FORWARD and you have 10%. In this case: 35.6c (Note: it is technically one place back for 10%, but this would give you .356 and making it more confusing for some people). Simply round off the number and add it to your price. Hence: 3.56 + 36 = $3.92. This would be your max price. To give you a better scale, round your 10% result to the nearest even number and cut it in 1/2. Thus, in our example, 36/2 = 18. This 18c would be roughly 5% of our market price on an item suggested at $3.56. But still, we are dealing with these goofy numbers. So let's just get rid of the pennies all together by rounding to the nearest dime. 3.56, rounds to 3.60. 10% = 36, round to 40, 5% = 18, round to 20. 3.60 + 20 = $3.80; 3.60 + 40 = $4.00. This means listing your $3.56 item for $3.80 - $4.00 should work out perfectly. Remember the closer to or over 10% is really pushing it. Ideally, just over 5% is perfect for every item. a $15 market value item? That is a .75c to $1.50 mark up. I'd price it at $16 - $16.25. Above 5%, but under 10% a $2.12 item? That is about a 10 - 21c mark up. I'd price it at $2.25 - $2.30. Well below 10%, but just above 5% Lastly, rounding to the nearest dime is ALWAYS a wise thing to do for 3 reasons: 1. Math is so much easier. This not only speeds up check-out times, it gets rid of counting those damned pennies! 2. Checks and balances. Be it you at the counter or a hired cashier, if you ever see a total - including daily total sales - not ending in a 0, something is wrong. Something, somewhere, has not been priced correctly. 3. Many people will round to a dollar or quarter, which is fine if that is what you want to do. But I have discovered the dime allows you to get more exact on your pricing. Yes you could go to the nickel, but I would much rather type in, "24.3" than "24.25."

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imo a big way to maximize not just profits but save money in long run is for items below 10 bucks that have small unit sizes is to increase their price 25-50 cent above market. Things with large unit put prices below market by the same margin. While you will get more complaints, you will spend less money on shipping stuff like pasta flour potatoes coffee etc constantly having to buy more to restock them while increasing sales of items that have more items in the box like the oil tea milk juice etc

so i tried this tactic by making everything 50 cents above the market price and so far my profits went up!

Increasing everything by 10% of the dollar, (Example: Min. market Price is 11.59 I put "11.5 + 1.1 = $12.6) (Ignore cents) Decrease by 10c if cents is

game really takes ALOT of patience to get a better store

This kinda reminds me of that one particular guy who stole couple millions from a lady's credit card then blocked the street with boxes

What i do is just estimating the cents

This is with market price and not the average price, correct?

I think i got the wrong supermarket sim because the actual like graphics and mechanics are the same but my supermarket has like 2 walls like RIGHT next to the doors basically surrounding it and i dont think upgrades get rid of it and there is 2 games on playstation that have almost the same name and i got the one without “3d”

I just use 7%... Nice analysis. :)

What to do if i have -$281

Wait so which one was the best