Would you be willing to share daily or weekly traffic data to your site?
Indeed. It’s a rush finding a great deal that no one else knows about
I run a kitchen selling brews and food. I have considered adding my items to the site as I know very few people can compete with my prices at the aggregate. There may be a couple items where I’m not the cheapest but generally speaking, my items are extremely competitively priced across the board.
But I’ve abstained because of what you stated. I just don’t want to get into a price war. And heck, I’m busy enough as it is. Now, if the game added more dynamic functionality to pricing such as bundled packages or 2 for 1, then I wouldn’t have an issue because you can compete on more than just price.
FYI to shop owners- please give some support to this suggestion I made for more dynamic pricing options;
Hello Logandi. I am interested in adding my shop to this list if you are still keeping this up. Please message me and I will forward you the necessary information.
any chance for an api endpoint to post/put those data?
im not in the mood of editing this stuff manually, i rahter code myself a solution for this.
i have the following tool in mind:
you set up a shop, then you press printscreen key while loking at the shop stand
tool catches the image from clipboard on change, checks for the info of sold item, putting it in a list.
once you finish screenshotting/collecting all data you click submit (and maybe enter credencials or a token from the site) to then push the stuff to the site, done.
if someone is interested i would put this then to github.
I’m curious about a central site, I already mantain a google doc for my store (prices and a map) so that isn’t why i hesitate. I hesitate because I only like using third party sites when I can’t play the game, (I’m sure i cant be alone there). So I feel advertisement in discord (yes 3rd party but probably won’t use it as much when guilds become a thing) or in game is more valuable to me than being on a list. I do thank you for the site and effort though.
I have the solution.
In fact, we have a problem because most of the players are very young and need a lot of help.
In the items below, I will present my solution
For the first months
Shops only in a one planet
In this planet, limit area for the shops to 500x500.
The prices will be automatic.
The Devs decide the prices.
After a few months
Close most of the shops
Let open only the big whales.
They can earn a lot of coins because they don’t need to do anything and don’t earn coins with the shops.
They have large cities and a crazy amount of the beacons.
These superior gamers have the right to decide who can open a shop or not.
The new players will love these ideas because they don’t need any more open a shop.
Let the adults decide what they can do in the game. If they want to do something different, this is not a game for them. Choose another game. I don’t know… maybe a sandbox game.
But, if the Stand Shop is empty?
Ok, we still have this problem.
Even with baskets to buy everything to resell and craft a lot of things without grind nothing sometimes, the other players don’t want to grind only to seel to the baskets.
Sometimes only the small owner shops have the will to grind because they love their shops.
pffff…crazy and bad people
In this period, these small sellers (bad people) can increase again the prices because anyone else sells that item.
I have the solution too for that.
The Shop Stand will automatic refilled by the game.
I hope all the players take my suggestions into account
There is no authentication required for requesting information. If you would like to use the API to update the items you buy and sell in your shop see the OP with instructions on getting your shop added to the site.
If you find any bugs or need any help setting up your application to use this API please contact me or post here.
Yeah I agree. Other than just making a dedicated forum post about your shop, stuff like this website will only help out a lot more as people want to figure out a place to sell their stuff or where to buy something.