Supermarket Simulator Mods: 8 Useful Picks Explained

Which Mods Can Improve Your Store?

Empty shelves and backed-up registers can turn a relaxed shift into a scramble. Supermarket Simulator mods offer ways to simplify ordering, automate price changes, speed up checkout, and replace groceries with retro games. Pick the feature that addresses the task taking up your time.

The eight mods below date back to the game's 2024 PC builds. Patch 1.7.3 arrived on October 27, 2026, so match each download's supported game version to your installed build before using it. Older functionality and settings belong to those earlier versions.

Official page: Supermarket Simulator (supermarketsimulator.com)

Stock Tracking and Larger Orders

RDC Stock Manager

RDC Stock Manager puts inventory information into the ordering menu. It displays product quantities, stock in storage, and the number of shelves assigned to an item.

That changes the shopping decision from “I think we're running low” to a comparison of what you have and where it belongs. Check storage quantities before ordering more of a product whose display is empty. You can spot inventory that needs restocking without buying another shipment.

The mod focuses on visibility: its described features help you decide what to order rather than placing orders for you.

No Max Order Limit

No Max Order Limit removes the 10-item ordering cap targeted by its 2024 version. Instead of splitting a larger purchase across several orders, you can order the stock together.

Use the larger order capacity alongside an inventory check. Removing an ordering restriction doesn't create more room in your storage area, so compare the purchase with your available space before filling the cart.

Keep that 10-item figure tied to the older build; it isn't a statement about the ordering limit in later patches.

Automatic Price Adjustments

Auto Price Updater

Auto Price Updater adjusts selling prices relative to market value. Its settings support either a fixed amount above market price or a multiplier.

The 2024 version defaults to 1.05x market value, with an option to round prices. That multiplier puts the selling price above market value, but it isn't a guaranteed profit margin: purchasing costs still matter.

Choose the pricing method around how you want to manage the store. Use a fixed amount when you want a consistent dollar increase over market value, or a multiplier when you want the increase to scale with the product's price.

Automation reduces manual price changes, but review the setting itself before letting it handle your inventory.

Faster Checkout and Employee Assistance

Three mods address different parts of the checkout process. Keep their functions separate when deciding which behavior you want to change.

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Customers Change Checkouts

Customers Change Checkouts lets customers leave their existing line for another open register. Its purpose is to address the older behavior where shoppers stayed in a crowded line even after another checkout opened.

Open another register when you want to distribute the queue. This mod changes customers' checkout selection rather than employee scanning speed.

Better Cashier

Better Cashier changes how quickly hired cashiers scan products. Its 2024 behavior reduced scanning time from 1.5 seconds per item to between 0.5 and 1 second.

The scanning interval is also adjustable through its configuration file. Adjust that interval if you want a different service pace; the mod's described controls concern scanning time rather than customer routing.

Restocker Help Customers

Restocker Help Customers sends restocking employees to assist shoppers who need help at self-checkout.

That addresses a different interruption: a customer waiting for assistance rather than a cashier scanning slowly. If self-checkout assistance keeps pulling you away from another task, this is the employee behavior to look for.

Easier Product Moves and a Different Store Theme

Smart Pocket Boxes

Smart Pocket Boxes makes box types available from the player's pocket, removing the need to keep each type nearby for transferring products.

Its appeal is straightforward during shelf rearrangements. Use it to reduce the hunt for a suitable box when moving merchandise around the store.

Retro Game Store

Retro Game Store replaces grocery products with gaming merchandise, including classic games and consoles. It changes what fills your shelves and gives the shop a different identity.

Choose it for a gaming retail theme. It doesn't add the ability to open collectible card packs, so don't confuse its product replacements with card-shop mechanics.

Check Built-In Features Before Adding Older Mods

The base game has expanded since these mods appeared. It now includes online co-op, store decoration, cleaning, deliveries, and security tools for dealing with shoplifters.

Keyboard and mouse customization also became a built-in feature in Patch 1.3.0. That patch added product selection inside crates, allowing you to select particular products to discard or place on empty shelves. It also changed restocker behavior around unavailable rack space.

Try those existing controls before adding a mod to solve the same task. For product handling, compare crate selection with the box access you actually need. For checkout, distinguish between long lines, slow scanning, and requests for self-checkout help—the three checkout mods above each change a different part of that workflow.