Nightclubs

Popularity income (Base)

Pays up to $50,000 per in-game day (48 minutes) at full popularity, only while you are in a session; the payout drops steeply as popularity falls. Keep the bar up with club management missions or by rebooking a DJ ($10,000). A $1,750 nightclub utility fee is charged per in-game day.

Collects in the nightclub wall safe ($250,000 cap - empty it regularly or income stops accruing). Separate from the warehouse business and never scaled by sale events.

Warehouse goods production (Base)

No Equipment Upgrade. Up to 5 technicians accrue goods passively across 7 categories (each category needs its linked business owned; there are no supplies to buy). With all 5 storage floors the warehouse holds 360 goods worth $1,931,500. The slowest category alone takes ~133h, so a truly full warehouse is a multi-day slow burn; the commonly recommended 5-category assignment accrues about $25,000 per hour.

Warehouse goods production (Fully upgraded)

The Equipment Upgrade ($1,425,000) doubles accrual speed; goods values are unchanged. With all 5 storage floors the warehouse holds 360 goods worth $1,931,500 and the slowest category fills in ~67h; the commonly recommended 5-category assignment accrues about $50,500 per hour.

Solo sell delivery (Base)

Nightclub sales always spawn a single delivery vehicle whatever the stock is worth, so unlike the MC businesses there is no solo threshold: even a full $1,931,500 warehouse sells solo in one run. Sales over 89 goods need the Mule Custom and over 179 the Pounder Custom (buy them first or the sale will not start). Tony takes a 10% cut capped at $100,000, so a full sale nets $1,831,500 before bonuses. A High Demand bonus adds +2.5% per other player in the session, up to +50% in a full public lobby.

The sell phase of the goods accrued above - not extra income. There is no solo cap here: one vehicle regardless of stock value.