Run a Christmas Tree Lot Trees and Prices

Starter trees: wholesale cost

These are the prices in the Tree Supplier tab of the Lot Manager computer, with the stock that supplier had at the time. Stock refreshes on a timer shown at the top of the tab (a few minutes), and each size shows how many are available until the next refresh.

What each tree sells for

You do not price each size. In the Pricing tab you set one medium price per tree; small trees then sell for 80% of it and large trees for 130%. At the game's "typical" price the medium margin is 60% on every kind, and the tab marks it "Fair price, most shoppers happy".

The checkout prompt confirms the sizes in practice: a 9.4 ft Fraser Fir rang up at $104, which is the large price above. Real trees carry an exact height (for example "Douglas Fir, Large, 9.9 ft, $91"), so two large trees of one kind sell for the same price. Want to try other prices? The pricing calculator works out profit for any medium price.

Which starter tree to stock

Profit per tree rises with the wholesale price: Blue Spruce makes $63 on a medium, Noble Fir $55, Fraser Fir $48 and Douglas Fir $42. A lot, though, is limited by space and by what shoppers ask for, not only by margin.

• Blue Spruce: highest profit per sale. Good once you have cash for full orders.
• Fraser Fir: medium and large were tagged High Demand on 15 November, so it moves fast.
• Douglas Fir: cheapest to restock and also High Demand at medium; the recommended order leans on it.
• Noble Fir: its large size was sold out and tagged Low Demand in the same session; stock small and medium.

The Land tab adds one more reason to stock several kinds: Lot Appeal. A well-stocked, varied lot lets customers accept prices up to 5% higher, and the tab counts both trees on display and "kinds" (species plus size, 8 at the start). Mixing all four species in two or three sizes raises appeal faster than a wall of one tree.

Trees unlocked by HQ upgrades

Locked trees show a padlock in the Tree Supplier with the HQ they need. Their prices are hidden until they unlock.

What HQ 2 costs and needs is on the HQ upgrades page. HQ 4, the Christmas Lodge, exists (it gates the Lot Manager), but no recording we checked showed which trees it adds.

Special trees (Robux)

Both cards also say "cheap to restock" and "attracts rich customers". At about $870 a sale, one special tree brings in more than eight medium Blue Spruces at the typical $105. The restock cost itself is not shown before you unlock it, so the profit per sale is unknown.

Regions change the tree list

The save screen lets you pick a region when you create a lot, and the region decides the species. The tables above are a North America lot. A German player's lot on 10 November stocked Siberian Fir, European Silver Fir, Swiss Stone Pine instead, sorted by species along the paths. If your supplier shows other names, you are on a different region; the prices above will not match.

Decorative trees from the tree roll

The shop's Christmas Tree Roll gives decorations, not stock. The November Pack holds 7 trees, from Peppermint Fir (38%) to the Star of Christmas (0.5%); every new decoration goes to the Decorate menu, and repeats pay out cash instead. Odds and roll prices are on the shop and passes page.