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Run a Sari-Sari Store Guide: First things to do when you join

[🛒] Run a Sari-Sari Store!

Persanctuary, Playing 3.2K, Rating 97.1%

Creator Persanctuary

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Overview

Run a Sari-Sari Store! puts you in charge of a Filipino neighborhood shop where you sell products, load phones, catch shoplifters, and grow your business day by day. Up to six players can share a server. This guide covers how to start strong, what to focus on each session, and what the long-term goals look like.

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Contents

01 First things to do when you join Step 02 Working codes Codes 03 Daily shop work Tips 04 Upgrading and reaching 100% Completion Check 05 Long-term milestones Table 06 Rare events and co-op Summary 07 Glossary Words 08 Common questions FAQ

First things to do when you join

Step

In short Joining the developer group and redeeming a code before you do anything else gives you extra pesos and a shop discount.

Two quick actions before you serve your first customer will put extra pesos in your pocket right away.

Join the Persanctuary group this awards the Group Member badge along with a name tag, a certificate for your store, and 500 pesos.
Redeem a code enter the current code in the game's code input field to collect 500 cash and a 5% discount in the upgrade shop. Codes can only be used once and expire, so use it as soon as you find one.
Serve your first customer the Welcome badge confirms your store is open for business.
Start selling fill customer requests to begin building your sales total.

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02 Working codes Codes

RELEASE 500 Cash + 5% Upgrade Shop Discount

500 Cash + 5% Upgrade Shop Discount

Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page

Daily shop work

Tips

In short Handling every type of customer request each session keeps your numbers climbing across multiple goals at once.

Each in-game day gives you chances to sell products, load phones, and watch for shoplifters.

Tips worth knowing

Selling 30 hot items in a single day earns the Hot Seller badge.
Phone loading — reaching 200 loads total unlocks the Load Master badge.
Repeat service to the same customers builds sukis; your first regular earns the Suki Ko 'Yan badge.
Watch the shop floor — you need to catch 30 shoplifters for Bantay Tindahan, then 100 for Walang Takas.
Every checkout counts toward 1,500 total, the target for the Suki ng Kaha badge.

Upgrading and reaching 100% Completion

Check

In short Buying every license, expansion, and Pabilee upgrade while meeting every customer type in the Index is what 100% Completion requires.

The upgrade shop is where your pesos turn into a bigger, more capable store. Full completion demands every item purchased.

Buy every license available in the upgrade shop.
Purchase every store expansion.
Complete all Pabilee upgrades.
Encounter every customer type listed in the Index at least once.
Hire a worker the Amo badge tracks this.
Clear all other badges to earn Master Negosyante, which requires every achievement in the game.

Long-term milestones

Table

In short Day 100 and 10,000 total customers served are the biggest tests of patience in the game.

These goals cannot be rushed — they just require you to keep playing.

Day 50	Half Century badge
Day 100	Centennial badge
100,000 pesos in total sales	Tycoon badge
500,000 pesos held at one time	Mayaman badge
1,000 customers served	Neighborhood Staple badge
10,000 customers served	Alamat ng Barangay badge

Rare events and co-op

Summary

In short Fiestas are uncommon server-wide events that double your cash.

A Fiesta can break out in the barangay at any time. When one does, banderitas and confetti appear and all cash earned is doubled for the duration. You cannot trigger a Fiesta yourself. Servers hold up to six players.

Fiesta　doubles cash earned while active, appears without warning
Server size　up to six players can play together

Glossary

Sari-Sari Store: A small neighborhood shop found throughout the Philippines that sells snacks, drinks, and everyday household items.
Suki: A Filipino word for a regular customer who comes back repeatedly; earning one unlocks the Suki Ko 'Yan badge.
Utang: A Filipino word for a debt or tab; the game tracks how much utang you collect from customers.
Load: Prepaid mobile phone credit sold over the counter, one of the core services a sari-sari store provides.
Pabilee: A category of upgrades in the game's shop that must all be purchased to reach 100% Completion.
Barangay: The smallest administrative unit in the Philippines, roughly equivalent to a neighborhood or village; it is the setting for the game.
Fiesta: A rare in-game festival event that doubles cash earnings and fills the barangay with decorations while it lasts.
Index: The in-game record of every customer type; you must encounter all of them to reach 100% Completion.

Common questions

FAQ

What do I get for joining the Persanctuary group?

You receive the Group Member badge, a name tag, a certificate you can display in your store, and 500 pesos.

What does 100% Completion require?

You need to meet every customer type in the Index and purchase every license, every store expansion, and every Pabilee upgrade in the game.

Can I trigger a Fiesta on purpose?

No — a Fiesta breaks out on its own and is described as super rare. When one starts, your cash earnings double for its duration.

Updated Oct 14, 2026
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