Net Profit

How Net Profit plays

Net Profit is a tycoon-style management game. You start with a single product and $500. Buy inventory, fulfill incoming orders, and reinvest profits into upgrades like marketing, auto-shipping, 3PL partnerships, and bulk deals. New product slots unlock as you scale, each with better margins than the last.

The core tension is attention: orders pile up, inventory runs out, and upgrade decisions compete with hands-on fulfillment. Auto-Ship is the inflection point — once you unlock it, the game shifts from clicking to strategy.

Modes and what they reward

Classic is the open tycoon loop with no time limit. Speed Run is a timed sprint to $10K — every decision is about minutum revenue per second. Tycoon mode is the long climb to $1M, where the late-game compound multipliers from research and partnerships carry the run.

Strategy: marketing first, automation second

Spend early profits on Marketing. More orders means more revenue, and the order-rate boost compounds with every other upgrade. Players who reinvest in inventory expansion before marketing run out of orders to fill.

Unlock new products as soon as you can afford them. Higher-tier products have dramatically better margins; one mid-tier product produces more revenue than three low-tier ones with the same fulfillment effort. And Auto-Ship is the most important single upgrade — it frees your attention to focus on strategy instead of clicks.

• Reinvest early profits into Marketing to increase your order rate — more orders means more revenue.
• Unlock new products as soon as you can afford them — higher-tier items have much better margins.
• Auto-Ship is the most important upgrade — it frees you to focus on strategy instead of clicking.