
Economyplayer shopsmy storestocksales
Player Shops
Open a storefront, organize stock and galleries, set prices, and understand payouts.
Updated Jul 20, 2026
Build a public storefront
My Store turns eligible inventory into a storefront you control. Choose what is for sale, what is only displayed, how sections are ordered, and whether shoppers can currently visit.
Store loop
- 1Open and name the storePay 10,000 SC, choose a name, and optionally connect the storefront to a map location.
- 2Move inventory into StockStore stock is escrowed until it is sold or returned to your inventory.
- 3Organize the backroomKeep owner-only drafts in the backroom before moving them into a public section.
- 4Price or display itemsFor-sale sections require prices; gallery sections show collectibles without offering them for purchase.
- 5Review sales and payoutsSales history records each buyer, item, price, fee-adjusted payout, and purchase time.
- 6View the shop as a visitorCheck section order, featured items, prices, description, and ambience before opening to shoppers.
Where to go
FAQ
- How much does opening a store cost?
- Opening a player store costs 10,000 SC and includes one for-sale section and one gallery section.
- What happens when I move an item into store stock?
- The item is escrowed in the store, so it cannot be traded, auctioned, consumed, or used elsewhere until you return it to inventory.
- How much does a seller receive?
- The seller payout is the listed price minus the 3% player-store sale fee.

