Products

Introduction

The Products page is the complete catalog for My Small Business: stickers, bookmarks, greeting cards, acrylic charms, luggage tags, art prints and the seasonal plushie. For every item you learn when it unlocks, how much it roughly sells for and which order themes it fits best. Because the game gates products behind both upgrade purchases and business levels, knowing the unlock ladder helps you plan your Coins: skip low-value prints, rush the products your current orders demand and save up for high-value late unlocks like Art Prints. The catalog also shows how event products like the Plushie fit the seasonal economy, so you can decide whether a limited-time item is worth chasing.

Product Catalog & Unlock Levels

Catalog Cards

Core Mechanics

Products are tied to your business level and to specific upgrades. Stickers are available from the very start and sell for about 8 Coins, while Bookmarks need the Bookmark Cardstock upgrade (30 Coins) and sell for about 12 in batches of eight. Greeting Cards unlock at business level 5, Acrylic Charms at level 8, Luggage Tags at level 13 and Art Prints at level 17. Event products like the Plushie arrive through seasonal content and are crafted in special workshops rather than printed on the paper tray. Every product matches at least one of the eight order themes, and its price scales with its unlock depth.

Advantages

Knowing the product catalog gives you a serious economy edge. You stop wasting Coins printing low-value items nobody requested, and you can plan upgrades around the products you already use — for example, buying Bookmark Cardstock pays off fast if you frequently receive bookmark orders. High-level products like Art Prints and Acrylic Charms sell for far more per order, so pushing your business level unlocks a genuinely better income mix. Event products add novelty and limited availability, which keeps the catalog fresh and gives veteran players something new to design during seasonal events. Planning your print batches around the catalog also reduces waste: knowing the cheapest product per theme lets you fill every tray slot with a design that an active order, or the next order you expect, will actually use.

Challenges

The catalog has two real limits. First, prices are community estimates taken from October 2026 snapshots and can change with weekly patches, so exact sell values are never guaranteed. Second, most products are print-based, which means they all compete for the same paper tray and print time — you cannot print everything at once, and low-value stickers can crowd out more profitable designs if you batch poorly. Event products also expire with their season, so if you miss the Plushies & Craft Fair window, that product simply becomes unavailable until the next event. Level-gated products add a third constraint: you cannot rush a product by spending Coins directly, because several items stay locked behind business levels that simply need time and quest XP.

Frequently Asked Questions

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