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Supermarket Simulator

Run a better shop: stock shelves, price products, serve customers and grow day by day. Start with a first-day route, then jump into products, shelves, checkout, staff and upgrades. Every entry says what the game itself establishes, and nothing here is estimated.

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The shop floor of Supermarket Simulator, from the game's official store screenshots.
In-game shop view · official store screenshot

Your next shift

Run the shop in three moves

Pick a phase to see the decision that matters most right now.

Day 1 · opening prep
Opening prep

Put the first earners within reach

Place a small, reliable range, check every price tag and leave a clear path to the till.

Read the first-day route →
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What this game is

Supermarket Simulator is a shop simulator: you order stock, fill shelves, set prices, serve customers and grow the shop. This site covers the parts of it you actually deal with — products, shelves, customers, tills, staff, layout, money and the routine of a day — and it documents one build at a time.

Documented build: 1.6.0 (223). Where the game changes between builds, the entry says which one it was checked against.

Popular entities

A curated starting set, each with an in-game picture credited with the page it came from.

In-game picture of a shelf aisle stocked with products from Supermarket Simulator, used to illustrate Products and what arrives in a delivery.ProductsProducts and what arrives in a deliveryEvery product is identified by its own product id.In-game picture of the back room racks filled with stock from Supermarket Simulator, used to illustrate Restocking shelves.Shelves and stockRestocking shelvesThe game runs an automated restock loop for shelves.In-game picture from Supermarket Simulator showing customers paying at the checkout counters, used to illustrate Checkout and cashiers.CheckoutCheckout and cashiersA checkout can be operated by a hired cashier.In-game picture of a customer standing in the street outside the shop from Supermarket Simulator, used to illustrate Customers and helpers.CustomersCustomers and helpersCustomers are generated by the game.In-game picture of the store computer showing the starter licences from Supermarket Simulator, used to illustrate The shop computer.Running the shopThe shop computerThe shop computer is an object of its own with its own desk.In-game picture from Supermarket Simulator showing the register screen showing the money tabs, used to illustrate Money as an object in the shop.Money, bills and loansMoney as an object in the shopThe game has a pack of money as an object of its own.In-game picture of the storefront of the shop on the first day from Supermarket Simulator, used to illustrate How a vehicle drives and answers the controls.VehiclesHow a vehicle drives and answers the controlsA vehicle has a controller of its own, with a separate one for the car kind.In-game picture of the back room racks filled with stock from Supermarket Simulator, used to illustrate Storage, crates and the storage tab.Shelves and stockStorage, crates and the storage tabStorage is laid out in sections with a defined arrangement.

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What are you trying to do?

Choose the job in front of you; each card opens the pages that answer it.

01First dayGet stock on shelves and open without a cash crunch.→02Keep shelves fullFind a repeatable restock rhythm for a busy shop.→03Keep the queue movingLearn the till, the scanner and the customer flow.→04Grow with intentionUse upgrades, licences and layout when they pay back.→

Browse the archive

Every part of your shop, in plain language.

Products, storage, customers, checkout, staff, money, layout and upgrades are grouped around the jobs you do in a shift.

Customers paying at the checkout counters in Supermarket Simulator.
In-game play · official store screenshot
Products & pricingWhat to order and put on the shelfCustomers & checkoutQueues, payment and the tillMoney & upgradesLoans, licences and the next expansion

The question you probably have

How do I turn the computer into a routine?A computer routine that keeps the shelves fullWhat is a restocking routine that actually works?A restocking routine that keeps shelves sellingHow do I make one trading day pay for the next?A trading day that pays for itselfHow do I aim at the right thing in a busy shop?Aiming deliberately in a busy shopHow do I bag a purchase without losing track of it?Bagging a purchase without losing track of itHow do I borrow money without drowning in repayments?Borrowing without drowning in repayments

All guides →

Latest updates

All updates →

Where the pictures and facts come from

Pictures on this site come from the game: official screenshots from the game's Steam store page and files shared by the community on the game's wiki sites. Every one is credited with the page it came from, and each is used only to identify the subject an entry describes; a diagram drawn for this site is always labelled as a diagram and is never passed off as a screenshot. Facts are read from the game's own files, not from a wiki or a forum. The build this site documents is 1.6.0 (223).

The raw identifiers, tables and extraction notes are kept in a technical reference, reachable from the footer of every page and kept out of search engines on purpose.

How this wiki works

Player pages stay focused on decisions in the shop. The evidence and extraction record is kept in Reference, so you can read an answer without wading through implementation details.