Esnaf Simulator
Guide

How to play

How to play Esnaf Simulator: your first-day steps, where the profit comes from, what keeps earning while you’re away, and where not to lose your money.

The game in one sentence

You’ve got a phone in your hand and a little money in your pocket. You grow by buying low and selling high. The buyer on the other side isn’t an AI: another player buys what you sell, and you buy what they sell. Nobody sets the prices — the market does.

Your first day

1 Get a job Your first money comes from wages. Pick a job in Career and clock in for shifts during the day. Every shift pays a daily wage, and the higher your reputation, the higher the wage.
2 Finish the day’s tasks Tasks reset every day and tell you, step by step, exactly what to do to collect the money sitting on the table. For newcomers, this is the fastest cash there is.
3 Buy stock at the Dealership Once your pockets fill up a bit, head to the Dealership and buy the cheapest vehicle. Jewelry, household goods, farm machinery — each has its own shelf.
4 List it on the Bazaar Buying isn’t enough. Your money won’t come back until you take the item out of storage and list it on the Bazaar at your own price. If no buyer shows up, you lower the price; waiting is cheaper than dumping it at a loss.

Profit is the difference

The whole game is built on that sentence. You buy at the Dealership, list on the Bazaar at your own price, and when a buyer comes along, the difference is yours. Shop tax and costs like notary and inspection fees are deducted from the sale — the “you’ll receive” line on the listing screen shows the amount, so set your price by looking at it.

The most expensive mistake newcomers make is dumping what they bought at a loss the very next day. The second is tying up all their capital in a single item.

Dealership screen: vehicles for sale and their prices Bazaar screen: listings posted by players Bank screen: account, loans and transfers Real Estate screen: properties for sale and for rent

What works while you’re away

These are why you can play the game in just an hour a day. Set them up once, and they keep producing even when you’re not on screen.

Farm

Buy animals; they breed and produce goods. It’s the only place that works while you sleep. You start with the cheapest animal.

Real Estate

Buy a home and rent it out. Rent lands in your account automatically every period.

Company

Start a company, hire staff, take on jobs. Your staff do the work, the profit goes into the company account, and you withdraw it.

Shop

Open your own shop; the goods on your shelves find customers even when you’re away.

Once your pockets are full

These doors make money, but they take money. Some players walk in with a few hundred thousand and burn through it in a day.

Reputation and the street

Reputation is your record in the game. As it rises, you land better jobs, earn better wages and unlock certain doors. Crime looks like fast money, but if it goes wrong there are fines, bail and lost reputation — and once your reputation drops, you can’t apply for good jobs. Your record at the Police Station is public.

Don’t lose your money to these

Don’t believe anyone who says “Send it to me and I’ll make you money.” Nobody in the game can guarantee anyone a profit. The private “join the IPO, it’ll double tomorrow” invite leads to the same place: whoever collects the money disappears.

Never reply to anyone asking for real money. Anyone who sends you a bank account number or says “send 50–100 and I’ll grow your account” is scamming you. The game’s money stays in the game; in-game values have no real-money value.

Para Diyarı is for fun, not a source of income. In the long run, the house wins.

If you’ve received an offer like this, block the person and report it to us through the support page.

What’s in the city

Every icon on your phone is a separate screen. They’re all tied to the same economy:

Common questions

Is it paid?

No. The game is free, and you don’t have to pay anything to play. There are optional in-app packs for those who want them; none are required.

Do I have to download it?

Yes — Esnaf Simulator is played in the free mobile app, and you use the same account on every device. Get it on the App Store for iPhone or on Google Play for Android.

Is it single-player?

No. Thousands of players share the same market: someone else buys what you sell, and someone else sells what you buy. Chat, gangs, companies and the leaderboards are shared too.

How much time does it take a day?

15–20 minutes is enough for your shift and the day’s tasks. Since the farm, rent and company keep working while you’re away, the rest is up to you.

How do I delete my account?

Follow the steps on the account deletion page. You don’t need to download the app.

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