Pricing Guide — Market + Markup

Community pricing habits for packs and shelves. Exact sweet spots move with patches — treat % as soft guidance.

Use the market price

The game shows a market / suggested price for goods. Use it as your baseline, not a wild guess.
After you stock a shelf, always set the price. Forgetting this is a common early mistake — items sit unsold or sell at a bad default.

Packs: market + about 10%

Soft rule (community) Many players price booster packs around market price + ~10%. Enough margin to grow the shop without scaring off regulars.

Singles and specialty items may tolerate different markups — still start near market and nudge.
If a SKU stops moving, drop toward market before clearing the shelf for something hotter.

Avoid >20% markup (usually)

High markup risk Community tips often warn that pushing much past ~20% over market can tank sale rates. Occasional rare singles are an exception; everyday packs usually are not.

Recheck every couple of days

Market values drift. A price that was fine Monday can be wrong by midweek.
Habit: walk the shelves every 1–2 in-game days, compare to market, adjust winners and laggards.
New stock = new price check. Don’t copy yesterday’s number blindly after a market shift.

Never forget to price after stocking

Place boxes on the labeled shelf.
Open pricing for that shelf / item.
Set to market + your chosen markup (~10% packs).
Spot-check a sale to confirm customers accept it.

Community / fan tips Percentages are player-reported heuristics, not hard-coded guarantees. Confirm customer reaction in your build.