Sales Floor Tycoon
An idle office tycoon where it is all about getting the sales guys: hire reps, feed them leads, close deals.
Sales Floor Tycoon is a free idle game in the browser. Players start with a small office and four empty desks, hire cold callers, SDRs, account executives and closers, buy lead sources so nobody runs out of calls, and tap closed deals to bank the money. Sales managers collect deals automatically, even while the player is away. The office grows to six teams, and at one million in sales the player opens a new office in another city for permanent bonuses. It installs as an app and saves on the device.
- Stage
- Live
- Launch market
- Global
- Revenue
- Free game; ads and a sales-training edition planned
- Price
- Free to play; company edition planned from $2,000
- Buyer
- Idle game players; sales teams and sales trainers
- Stack
- JavaScript · Three.js
The problem
- Idle tycoon games are huge on phones, but most are about burgers, mines or banks.
- Sales teams have few light, fun ways to talk about funnels, lead flow and conversion.
- Mobile game ads promise office tycoons that often play nothing like the ad.
The product
A tycoon that actually plays like the ad: a bright 3D office, bubbles to tap, coins flying to your card. Underneath it is a real sales funnel: leads come in from sources, reps turn them into deals at a close rate, and managers, training and office upgrades improve speed, close rate and deal size.
- Hire your first cold caller for $25.
- Tap Deal closed! to bank the money.
- Buy lead sources so reps never sit idle.
- Hire a sales manager per team for automatic collection.
- Train reps, improve the office, start projects, and open new offices in new cities.
Who pays and why
Business model
| Revenue line | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free play | $0 | Full game in the browser and as an app. |
| Rewarded ads | Planned | Optional ads for boosts, never forced. |
| Company edition | From $2,000 (planned) | The company's own logo, product names and a team leaderboard. |
Market and targets
Idle and tycoon games are one of the largest casual mobile genres, and office tycoons are heavily advertised. A version built around sales also has a business angle: sales kick-offs, onboarding and contests.
Targets are planning assumptions.
Go-to-market
Players
- Free web play and app install
- Trailer and short gameplay clips
- Idle and tycoon game communities
Sales teams
- Company edition with logo and leaderboard
- Offer to sales trainers and SaaS sales teams
Stores
- Play Store and App Store release
- Rewarded ads and seasonal events
Channels
| Short video clips | Taps, coins and a growing office work well in short clips. |
|---|---|
| Sales communities | LinkedIn and sales forums like a game about their job. |
| Trainers | One trainer can bring many teams. |
Competition
| Alternative today | Why we win |
|---|---|
| Office idle games | Polished but generic, with no real sales funnel. |
| Sales training tools | Useful but serious, not a game. |
| Other tycoon games | Large audience, different theme. |
What we measure
- Games started and session length
- Day 1 and day 7 retention
- Share who hire a manager and open a second city
- Company edition leads
Status and roadmap
- 3D office that grows to six teams of four
- Six sales roles with traits, training and managers
- Lead sources, office upgrades, projects, hot leads and quarterly targets
- New offices in eight cities with permanent stars
- Offline earnings, saves on the device, installs as an app
- Company edition with logo and leaderboard
- Daily challenges and seasonal events
- Store release
Risks
| Risk | How we handle it |
|---|---|
| Games are a hit-driven market | Low production cost, measure retention early and only scale what players keep coming back to. |
| App store fees and rules | Web version first, so players can be reached without store fees; stores add discovery. |
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