Your store. Your products. Your decisions.

Open your own computer store in TechStoreSimulator. Design your sales floor, receive deliveries and welcome your first customers. From unpacking boxes to taking the last payment of the day, get involved in every part of running your business.

BUILD A STORE THAT FEELS LIKE YOURS

Organize your aisles and give your shop its own character. Position displays, choose finishes and create a space that suits your products.

Need more room? Expand your premises and rethink your layout as your business grows.

KEEP YOUR SHELVES STOCKED

Computer hardware, peripherals and gaming equipment: choose your range and unlock new product licenses to expand your catalog.

Order from suppliers, receive deliveries and unpack products onto your shelves. Set prices, run promotions and manage your stock to keep your store ready for business.

STEP BEHIND THE CHECKOUT

Your customers have found what they need. Now it's time to ring them up!

Scan their items, accept cash or card payments and give the correct change. Between sales, take a moment to refill your displays and get ready for the next customer.

HIRE AND DEVELOP YOUR TEAM

As your business grows, hire cashiers and restockers to help with the daily workload.

Your employees gain experience as they work. Keep track of their progress and wages to build a team that fits your store's needs.

PACK ONLINE ORDERS

Expand your business beyond the checkout with online orders.

Pick items from your shelves, pack boxes, print shipping labels and get your parcels ready. Load your trolley and take completed orders to the shipping counter to receive payment.

MANAGE YOUR BUSINESS

Use your store computer to manage purchases, review your results and plan your next investment.

Stock, wages, operating costs and expansions: every expense matters. Balance your spending and decide how to grow your shop.

FEATURES

• Build, customize and expand your store.
  
• Sell computer hardware, peripherals and gaming equipment.
  
• Order supplies, receive deliveries and stock shelves.
  
• Manage prices, promotions and inventory.
  
• Operate the checkout with cash and card payments.
  
• Hire employees and develop their skills.
  
• Pick, pack and drop off online orders.
  
• Track revenue, wages and operating costs.