How to Use Dealers in Schedule 1

Schedule 1is a game where you try and build up a drug dealing kingdom from scratch, and this obviously requires a lot of work. To make your life a whole lot easier, you can hire a few dealers in this game to sell stuff for you. In this guide, we will be covering how you are supposed to do it and what the benefit is to making use of dealers in the game.

How to Use Dealers

Early in the game, you are pretty much pushed into hiring Benji, who is the very first dealer you can get in the game. To find him, just knock on the door of room 2 at the motel, which is literally right beside your very first property after the prologue tutorial.

If you still do not have him unlocked, that is because you still lack loyal customers. After improving your relationships with certain customers, they will eventually tell you about Benji, which you should now be able to hire. Again, the main quest tells you all about this.

Once you have paid the signing fee to get Benji on board, open your smartphone and go to the Dealers app. There, you can start assigning specific customers to him. Upon doing this, anyone assigned to him will automatically buy products from the dealer rather than pestering you with texts all day.

Do not forget to give the dealer products to sell. Just go to where the dealer is located, which in this case will be motel room 2, and knock on the door. Give Benji a few stacks of your drugs so that he can start pushing them on the streets.

You do not need to worry about listing drugs for sale when doing this. He will start selling whatever he is carrying, and he will text you once he has run out of items to sell, so you will not need to micromanage his every move.

One thing to note is that these dealers do take a cut of the profits. In the case of Benji, he will keep 20% of what he makes while selling. This is completely fine, as it is a relatively small cut considering how much time having him onboard will save you.

If you are strapped for cash, you can also look for him out in the streets or knock on his door if he is not out dealing. You can claim the cash he has earned so far even if he has not run out of items to sell yet. If you can’t seem to find him at all, it is possible that the police knocked him out during a deal.

That is pretty much everything you need to know when it comes to using dealers in the game. When your drug dealing empire has grown even larger, you are going to want to find new dealers to deal with your growing number of customers. To help with this, check out our guide on how to unlock different regions in Schedule 1 so that you can open up new dealers and suppliers all around the map.