Store Tycoon Simulator

Build and Run Your Own Supermarket

Start with a small store and grow it into a successful business.

In Store Tycoon, you take care of everything that keeps a supermarket running. Buy equipment, place shelves, order products, manage deliveries, hire staff, and make sure customers can always find what they need.

Build Your Store

Set up your supermarket with cash registers, shelves, produce racks, coolers, and other equipment.

As you earn more money, you can improve the layout, add more space for products, and prepare the store for larger numbers of customers.

Keep the Shelves Stocked

Order products and receive deliveries at the loading area. Move goods into the warehouse and keep enough stock available to refill your shelves.

You need to plan your orders carefully. Too little stock means lost sales, while ordering too much can quickly drain your cash.

Hire Staff

Hire cashiers and stockers to help with the daily work.

Each employee has different stats, such as speed, carrying capacity, and checkout efficiency. Assign roles, set working hours, and make sure you have enough staff during busy periods.

Employees make the store easier to manage, but wages are another expense you need to keep under control.

Watch Your Customers

Keep customers happy by maintaining stocked shelves and efficient checkout lines.

Monitor customer satisfaction and traffic throughout the day. If your store is running well, you can use marketing campaigns to bring in even more shoppers.

Manage Your Money

Running a supermarket is not just about selling products.

You also need to pay rent, wages, electricity, and inventory costs. Keep track of your revenue and expenses and decide when it is worth investing in new equipment, products, or employees.

Track Your Progress

Use the dashboard to check revenue, customer traffic, items sold, satisfaction, and your best-selling products.

Earn XP as your business grows, level up, and unlock new products.

The bigger your supermarket becomes, the more there is to manage.

Start small, keep the shelves full, and build a store that can handle anything.