TCG Card Shop Simulator is all about making money. Earning money allows players to expand their stores, grow their stock, and hire staff. It's a fun game that gives players the power to control everything. With this power, comes risk. If the player overprices their stock or doesn't keep things flowing smoothly, they could find themselves rapidly running out of money.
Thankfully, there are plenty of things that players can do to optimize their store and keep the money coming in. From filling the shelves to selling off any unwanted cards, there are plenty of ways to earn money in TCG Card Shop Simulator.
Updated September 13, 2026 by Marc Santos: The release of TCG Card Shop Simulator 1.0 (along with the plethora of updates it received during its early access period) introduced a variety of changes and improvements to the game. We've updated this guide to offer more polished advice and some additional methods that players can use to earn even more money in-game.
While obvious, it's easy to end up with bare shelves. During the early stages of the game, the player must keep everything running single-handedly, as they will have no members of staff to help them out. Between keeping the shelves filled, cleaning smelly customers, ordering stock, and manning the register, it can be all too easy to end up with empty shelves.
Always try to order stock when your shelves run out. It's better to spend the extra money on permanent upgrades instead of having a few spare boxes worth hundreds of dollars just lying around. Also, it's worth taking a look at the shelves every in-game hour or so, just to make sure that nothing is running too low. Something else that's worth noting is that the top shelf can also be filled. There are lots of players out there who don't know that items can be placed on the top shelf. Utilize all possible shelving space to make more money.
Don't buy more shelves than you need. Only get more shelves once you unlock a new type of merchandise, like D20 dice or high-rarity card packs.
During the first few days, players won't have a lot of options in terms of items they can stock. But as soon as the player starts unlocking the ability to buy licenses for new products, they should invest some money in bringing some variety into their store. That said, not everything sells well. Try buying small in the early stages. Also, avoid things like figurines until the late stages of the game as they cost a lot of money, and they don't always sell particularly quickly.
Cards are the best investment. Not only can players sell packs and boxes of cards to customers, but since they can open up packs and sell individual cards, two sources of income can come from buying licenses to sell various types of packs.
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