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Pacific Bait Storage

Pacific Bait Storage

Elysian Island

$376,000 Last on sale 2025-07-31 View on map
Size
Small
Income
Medium income
Added in
Further Adventures in Finance and Felony

Requires an Executive Office (be a CEO).

Sure, it was recently declared a biohazard - but no cop with a functioning sense of smell is going to come snooping around here, and nothing confuses sniffer dogs like a room full of maggots and rotting fish.

Income

Sell vehicles

1-2 (a Tug, Cuban 800 or Titan roll is a single vehicle; land rolls use 1-2 Brickade trucks)

Sourcing

Small ·Crate sourcing

Sells for
$240,000
Supply cost
$92,000
Net profit
$148,000
Time to fill
1h
Capacity
16 crate

Cargo warehouses have no upgrades. Source crates from the office SecuroServ terminal: $2,000 for 1 crate, $8,000 for 2 or $18,000 for 3 per run. Filling all 16 slots with 3-crate runs takes 6 runs ($92,000 in fees); each run is an active mission of roughly 5-10 minutes including the cooldown, so about an hour of grinding. Single-crate runs more than halve the fees at triple the runs, and warehouse staff can source 1-3 crates hands-free for $7,500 per 48-minute trip. Per-crate sale value rises with the amount sold at once, from $10,000 for a lone crate to $15,000 each for the full 16.

Sell missions

Small ·Solo sell delivery

Sells for
$240,000
Sell vehicles
1-2 (a Tug, Cuban 800 or Titan roll is a single vehicle; land rolls use 1-2 Brickade trucks)

Special cargo sales get a generous 30-minute window, so unlike the MC businesses even a full 16-crate sale ($240,000) is comfortably solo-able on most rolls. The crates sold set the land-roll truck count: 9 or fewer always spawns a single vehicle, 10-29 spawns 2 Brickades; sea and air rolls are always one Tug, Cuban 800 or Titan. Sell 9 crates or fewer to guarantee one vehicle. 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 crates sourced above - not extra income. Selling more crates at once pays more per crate, so partial sales trade value for safety.

Discount history 29 weeks

Weekly sales

  • 2025-07-31 – 2025-08-06 −30% · was $376,000 → $263,200
  • 2025-05-29 – 2025-06-04 −30% · was $376,000 → $263,200
  • 2023-10-05 – 2023-10-11 −40% · was $376,000 → $225,600
  • 2023-08-17 – 2023-08-23 −30% · was $376,000 → $263,200
  • 2022-10-13 – 2022-10-19 −40% · was $376,000 → $225,600
  • 2022-09-15 – 2022-09-21 −40% · was $376,000 → $225,600
  • 2022-08-11 – 2022-08-17 −30% · was $376,000 → $263,200
  • 2022-06-16 – 2022-06-22 −30% · was $376,000 → $263,200
  • 2022-05-26 – 2022-06-01 −30% · was $376,000 → $263,200
  • 2022-04-14 – 2022-04-20 −30% · was $376,000 → $263,200
  • 2021-12-30 – 2022-01-05 −40% · was $376,000 → $225,600
  • 2021-02-25 – 2021-03-03 −50% · was $376,000 → $188,000
  • 2020-02-20 – 2020-02-26 −35% · was $376,000 → $244,400
  • 2020-01-09 – 2020-01-15 −40% · was $376,000 → $225,600
  • 2019-11-21 – 2019-11-27 −50% · was $376,000 → $188,000
  • 2019-10-10 – 2019-10-16 −40% · was $376,000 → $225,600
  • 2019-07-11 – 2019-07-17 −40% · was $376,000 → $225,600
  • 2019-07-04 – 2019-07-10 −40% · was $376,000 → $225,600
  • 2019-05-16 – 2019-05-22 −30% · was $376,000 → $263,200
  • 2019-01-17 – 2019-01-23 −40% · was $376,000 → $225,600
  • 2018-09-13 – 2018-09-19 −40% · was $376,000 → $225,600
  • 2018-08-09 – 2018-08-15 −25% · was $376,000 → $282,000
  • 2018-08-02 – 2018-08-08 −25% · was $376,000 → $282,000
  • 2018-07-26 – 2018-08-01 −25% · was $376,000 → $282,000
  • 2018-07-19 – 2018-07-25 −25% · was $376,000 → $282,000
  • 2018-06-21 – 2018-06-27 −50% · was $376,000 → $188,000
  • 2018-05-31 – 2018-06-06 −50% · was $376,000 → $188,000
  • 2018-03-22 – 2018-03-28 −50% · was $376,000 → $188,000
  • 2018-01-25 – 2018-01-31 −25% · was $376,000 → $282,000

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