Merchants (Pet Simulator 99)

Merchants

Merchants are a feature in Pet Simulator 99 that allow the player to buy or sell various items. Most merchants offer general goods such as enchants, potions, fruit, flags, and other miscellaneous items, while some specialize in unique products. Occasionally, events can also introduce temporary merchants that sell limited-time items.

Mechanics

Stock

Players can usually purchase each offer from unlocked slots only once. However, for the last slot, there is a random chance that players may be able to make a purchase up to three times.
After an item is purchased, the offer will be marked as "Sold Out!" and display a lock icon. Players must wait for the merchant to restock before buying more items, which happens at set intervals. Upon restocking, the selection of items changes. As of Update 25, merchants now feature a restock timer in the top right corner of the UI, showing the time remaining until the next restock. Restock wait times and item prices can be reduced if the player has unlocked any of the Faster Merchants or Cheaper Merchant perks in the Economy Mastery.

Reverse merchants, such as the Dealer Merchant, have offers that can be accepted more than once. When stock runs out, the green "Sell" button will change to "Expired!" and be greyed out. They also do not have a restock timer.

Respect Levels

The majority of Merchants utilize the Respect Level system, which determines the number of item slots players can access. Initially, only a few slots are unlocked. As the player purchases items, they earn XP for that specific merchant, filling up their Respect Level bar. With each level progression, more item slots unlock, up to the merchant’s maximum. The unlocked slots not only increase the number of available items, but also improve the odds of encountering rarer or higher-tiered items.
The amount of Respect XP gained varies based on which slot the player purchases from — slots that unlock later grant more XP.

Some Merchants have their own Respect Level unlocks and requirements, but they generally default to the values below.

Respect Level	XP Required	Slots Unlocked
Level 1	0 XP	Slots 1 and 2 (default)
Level 2	1,000 XP	Slots 3 and 4
Level 3	3,500 XP	Slot 5
Level 4	16,500 XP	—
Level 2	80,000 XP	Slot 6

Similarly, merchants can give different amounts of XP for purchases, but tend to default to the values below.

Slot	XP Gained
Slot 1	100 XP
Slot 2	200 XP
Slot 3	300 XP
Level 4	400 XP
Slot 5	500 XP

Mastery Perks

Purchasing from or selling to merchants contributes to the player's Economy Mastery, which currently has 3 categories of 6 perks across 5 levels related to merchants:

• Cheaper Merchants
  • -15% Merchant prices (Level 30)
  • -30% Merchant prices (Level 80)
  • -50% Merchant prices (Level 99)
• Better Offers
  • 2x Merchant luck odds (Level 50)
• Faster Merchants
  • 1.5x Merchant restock speed (Level 50)
  • 3x Merchant restock speed (Level 90)

The Cheaper Merchants and Faster Merchants perks do not apply to reverse merchants. Whether or not Better Offers does is currently unknown.

List of Merchants

Selling

Note that the "Items Offered" column is only meant to give a rough overview. To see all items, their prices, and the slots they appear in, see the merchants respective page.

Image	Name	Location	Items Offered	Currency Accepted
	Items Merchant	World 1 Area 19: Oasis	Miscellaneous Items Potions (Tier I - IV) Enchants (Tier I - IV, Special) Fruits Crystal Key halves	Diamonds
	Advanced Merchant	World 1 Area 39: Ice Rink		Diamonds
	Garden Merchant	World 1 Area 54: Flower Field	Gardening items	Diamonds
	Snow Merchant	World 1 Area 63: Frost Mountains	Snowball Launcher & Snowballs	Diamonds
	Index Merchant	Any Area with an Index Machine		Index Tokens
	Adventurer Store	World 2 Area 140: Electric Garden		Quest Medals
	Raffle Merchant	Millionaire World Area 218: Golden Metropolis	Millionaire Tickets	Diamonds
	Pet Cube Store	Elemental World Area 225: Grassy Plains	Pet Cubes	Diamonds

Buying

Note that the "Items Accepted" column is only meant to give a rough overview. To see all items, their value, and the slots they appear in, see the merchants respective page.

Image	Name	Location	Items Accepted	Currency Offered
	Dealer Merchant	World 1 Area 72: Runic Altar	Miscellaneous Items	Diamonds

Minigames

Note that the "Items Offered" column is only meant to give a rough overview. To see all items, their prices, and the slots they appear in, see the merchants respective page.

Image	Name	Location	Items Offered	Currency Accepted
	Fishing Merchant	World 1 Area 27: Pirate Tavern	Fishing Rods	Fishing Tokens
	Digsite Merchant	World 1 Area 30: Fossil Digsite	Shovels	Digsite Tokens
	Advanced Digsite Merchant	World 1 Area 30: Fossil Digsite	Shovels	Digsite Tokens
	Advanced Fishing Merchant	World 1 Area 92: Cloud Forest	Fishing Rods	Fishing Tokens
	Axe Merchant	World 3 (Olympus World) Area 233: Nebula Forest	Axes	Woodcutting Tokens

Limited

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Note that the "Items Offered" column is only meant to give a rough overview. To see all items, their prices, and the slots they appear in, see the merchants respective page.

Image	Name	Location	Items Offered	Currency Accepted
	Lucky Dice Merchant	Event Area during the RNG Event	Lucky Dices	RNG Coins
	Preston's Shop/Fireworks Merchant	In the Trading Plaza or Preston's shop in the cave linking Area 26 and Area 35 during the New Years Event 2023	Firework Cannon & Fireworks	Diamonds