Schedule 1: Strategies to Attract More Dealers

In the realm of Schedule 1, simply mixing high-quality marijuana, meth, or cocaine will only take you so far. If you’re still personally delivering baggies while coordinating supplier drop-offs and sourcing ingredients, it’s time to elevate your game.

To optimize product distribution and maximize profits without constantly stocking your inventory, recruiting dealers is essential. However, engaging and managing these dealers is more complex than just selecting “hire”from a menu.

This comprehensive guide will break down the steps needed to recruit additional dealers and lay the foundation for your own drug empire.

How to Unlock More Dealers

Dealer	Region	How to Unlock	Signing Fee
Benji Coleman	Northtown	Recommended by Uncle Nelson	$500
Molly Prestley	Westville	Build a friendly relationship with Jerry Montero or Charles Rowland	$1, 000
Brad Crosby	Downtown	Achieve Hustler I	$2, 000
Jane Lucero	Docks	Achieve Enforcer I	$3, 000
Wei Long	Suburbia	Achieve Block Boss I	$4, 000
Leo Rivers	Uptown	Achieve Baron I	$5, 000

Your initial venture into automated distribution begins with Benji Coleman, a dealer recommended by Uncle Nelson, conveniently located near your motel. He requires a $500 signing fee, and upon engagement, he will take a standard 20% commission on each sale.

To acquire more dealers, fostering positive relationships with individuals across various regions is crucial. For instance, you’ll need to gain Randy Caulfield’s trust to obtain a recommendation for Brad Crosby in Downtown.

Best Products to Provide Your Dealers

Once you gain access to Pseudo and start mixing meth with various ingredients, you’ll notice a significant improvement in your financials.

A fully mixed batch containing seven ingredients can fetch around $200 per piece or more, based on your specific recipe. At this stage, consider automating your weed production to allow yourself the freedom to handle more profitable items directly.

Employ a botanist and adhere to a weed recipe that yields maximum profits with minimal mixing. This strategy will enable you to supply dealers effectively while focusing your efforts on refining premium meth recipes.

Here’s a highly profitable Granddaddy Purple recipe that’s quick to make:

Most Profitable Granddaddy Purple Recipe
Ingredients (Mix in this order)	Production Cost per 20 Units	Gross Profit per 20 Units	Net Profit (less Dealer’s Cut)
Energy Drink → Paracetamol	$287	$1, 480	$807
Cook → Banana → Viagor	$267	$1, 660	$1, 083

The first recipe has an input cost of just $9, but it sells for approximately $74 per gram; making 20 units costs $277 (using standard soil without fertilizer).For every four jars sent to dealers, you can expect a net income of $807.

The second recipe incurs a lower cost but involves an additional ingredient and mixing step, yielding $1, 083 after covering expenses.

These two recipes stand out as the best options for supplying your dealers. Remember, though, hiring skilled employees such as a botanist or chemist will incur additional costs, necessitating adjustments in your pricing to align with your production scale.

Best Customers to Assign to Each Dealer in Schedule 1

Schedule 1 Dealer Management Benji Coleman

Recognizing that not all customers have the same spending patterns is vital for effective management of your operations.

My recommendation is to retain the high-spend clients personally, as they provide a better opportunity for lucrative counter-offers during orders.

For other customers, let your dealers manage their transactions. Below is a list of clients that can be assigned to dealers using your smartphone:

Benji Coleman	Molly Presley	Brad Crosby
Austin Steiner	Charles Rowland	Elizabeth Homley
What Penn	Dorris Lubbin	Eugene Buckley
Chloe Bowers	Joyce Bell	Greg Figgle
Donna Martin	Keith Wagner	Jeff Gilmore
Kathy Henderson	Kim Delaney	Mrs. Ming
Kyle Cooley	Meg Cooley	Peggy Myers
Ludwig Meyer	Trent Sherman	Peter File
Mick Lubbin	Jerry Montero	Sam Thompson

Benji, Molly, and Brad can be easily unlocked during the early to mid-game stages, typically around Bagman levels.

Throughout my gameplay, I found significant success negotiating counter-offers with customers like Philip Wentworth, Geraldine Poon, and George Greene.

These clients tend to purchase in bulk, regularly ordering multiple meth products at once, with pricing ranging between $650 and over $1, 000 based on the product mix.

Jane Lucero	Wei Long	Leo Rivers
Anna Chesterfield	Cranky Frank	Lily Turner
Billy Kramer	Genghis Children	Michael Boog
Jennifer Rivera	Javier Perez	Ray Hoffman
Kevin Oakley	Lisa Gardener	Fiona Hancock
Louis Fourier	Mac Cooper	Herbert Blueball
Lucy Pennington	Mark Baron	Walter Cussler
Philip Wentworth	Melissa Wood	Jen Heard
Randy Caulfield	Pearl Moore

Jane, Wei, and Leo are classified as late-game dealers, requiring you to achieve at least Enforcer I to Baron I status to unlock them.

Best Tips for Managing Dealers in Schedule 1

Check the Contacts on Your Smartphone

Building strong relationships with customers is the most efficient strategy for unlocking new dealers.

Utilize your smartphone contacts to identify key individuals. You may need to entice them with free samples or occasional discounts to strengthen these relationships.

Don’t Leave Your Dealers Without Stock

Allowing dealers to run out of stock can result in lost passive income. Maintain sufficient product supplies to ensure consistent earnings.

To maximize their limited five inventory slots, focus on providing products in jar packaging. Once you unlock the Brick Press, you can compress up to 400 units into a single brick, significantly enhancing their carrying capacity and maintaining stock levels for extended periods.

Assign Customers Based on Region

Schedule 1 Dealer Management Molly Presley

While any customer can be assigned to any dealer, sensibility dictates keeping assignments practical. Dealers lack transportation to cover long distances, making it wise to assign customers who reside within their respective regions.

Source & Images