Mall Together price calculator

Mall Together launched July 24, 2026. The game suggests a recommended retail price for every product — the money is in how far above it you can charge before customers walk, and nobody has pinned that ceiling yet. This calculator tracks the experiment, and our price database labels every number in-game verified, corroborated, community-reported, or unconfirmed. If we don’t know, we say so.

Last updated July 27, 2026 · 25 products catalogued

Suggested shelf price

StrategySet your price toStatus
Recommended price (always safe)$10.00✓ in-game verified
+25% over recommended (experiment)$12.50community-reported
+50% over recommended (aggressive)$15.00unconfirmed
Supermarket Together formula (2× − $0.01)$19.99unconfirmed

Hover a strategy for what it means. Markups above the recommended price are still being tolerance-tested in-game — recommended is the only one guaranteed to sell. Spot items sitting on shelves? Tell us the product and price and we’ll update the ceiling.

Price database

Wholesale cost and recommended price for 25 products so far, across all 16 shop types plus vending machines — searchable, filterable, and sourced.

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How pricing works

What the recommended retail price means, how far above it customers tolerate, and what we’ve verified versus what’s still genre guesswork from Supermarket Together.

Read the pricing guide →

What is Mall Together?

A co-op mall management sim by Business Tycoon (released July 24, 2026): open 16 kinds of shops, stock shelves, hire staff, sign product contracts, and set every price yourself — at, or above, the game’s recommended retail price.

Mall Together on Steam · has a free Demo

Not the game you meant?

This site covers Mall Together (2026) by Business Tycoon. It is not affiliated with the similarly named games Mall Simulator Together or Mall Simulator — different games, different prices.

Help pin down the numbers

Playing already? Two things move this site forward fastest: screenshots of any shop’s cost/market prices, and any price where customers stopped buying (that’s the tolerance ceiling). Send them in — every used report is credited.