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GTA Online Street Dealers: All 50 Possible Locations

All 50 possible Street Dealer locations in GTA Online, numbered by area, each card linking to its exact pin on our interactive map.

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Street Dealer possible locations 1–50

All 50 possible locations, 3 active each day.

  1. #1 Rancho View on the interactive map
  2. #2 Paleto Bay View on the interactive map
  3. #3 Harmony View on the interactive map
  4. #4 Sandy Shores View on the interactive map
  5. #5 Del Perro Beach View on the interactive map
  6. #6 Del Perro View on the interactive map
  7. #7 Terminal View on the interactive map
  8. #8 Cypress Flats View on the interactive map
  9. #9 El Burro Heights View on the interactive map
  10. #10 Banham Canyon View on the interactive map
  11. #11 West Vinewood View on the interactive map
  12. #12 Hawick View on the interactive map
  13. #13 East Vinewood View on the interactive map
  14. #14 Burton View on the interactive map
  15. #15 Little Seoul View on the interactive map
  16. #16 Paleto Bay View on the interactive map
  17. #17 Sandy Shores View on the interactive map
  18. #18 Paleto Forest View on the interactive map
  19. #19 Grapeseed View on the interactive map
  20. #20 Grand Senora Desert View on the interactive map
  21. #21 Grand Senora Desert View on the interactive map
  22. #22 Palmer-Taylor Power Station View on the interactive map
  23. #23 Mount Chiliad View on the interactive map
  24. #24 North Chumash View on the interactive map
  25. #25 Lago Zancudo View on the interactive map
  26. #26 Chumash View on the interactive map
  27. #27 Los Santos International Airport View on the interactive map
  28. #28 Vespucci Beach View on the interactive map
  29. #29 Rockford Hills View on the interactive map
  30. #30 Little Seoul View on the interactive map
  31. #31 Chamberlain Hills View on the interactive map
  32. #32 Little Seoul View on the interactive map
  33. #33 Grapeseed View on the interactive map
  34. #34 Alamo Sea View on the interactive map
  35. #35 Grand Senora Desert View on the interactive map
  36. #36 Ron Alternates Wind Farm View on the interactive map
  37. #37 Vinewood Hills View on the interactive map
  38. #38 Tataviam Mountains View on the interactive map
  39. #39 La Mesa View on the interactive map
  40. #40 Rockford Hills View on the interactive map
  41. #41 Davis View on the interactive map
  42. #42 Pillbox Hill View on the interactive map
  43. #43 Textile City View on the interactive map
  44. #44 Alamo Sea View on the interactive map
  45. #45 Grand Senora Desert View on the interactive map
  46. #46 Tongva Valley View on the interactive map
  47. #47 Downtown Vinewood View on the interactive map
  48. #48 Mirror Park View on the interactive map
  49. #49 Richman View on the interactive map
  50. #50 San Chianski Mountain Range View on the interactive map

How Street Dealers work

Street Dealers hang out on street corners and buy product from your drug businesses, and each one pays a premium for their drug of choice. Three are active each day, each at a different spot from this list. We do not track which three are active today, so treat the cards below as the full list of places they can turn up.

Street Dealers buy four products: Cocaine, Meth, Weed and Acid. To sell one, you need the Acid Lab or the matching MC business (Cocaine Lockup, Meth Lab or Weed Farm), set up and running. Sales come out of your business stock, not anything you carry, and players report that matching goods in your Nightclub warehouse can be sold too.

An active dealer shows on your map as a purple speech-bubble icon, but only once you get close. Walk up, talk to the dealer and choose to sell one unit or the max. You can sell to all three dealers each day. Players report that dealers do not fight back and that other players cannot hurt you while you deal.

Each dealer has a drug of choice for the day and pays a premium for it, about double the normal rate. The rest of what they buy still sells at the normal rate. Each dealer only takes a small amount of each product per day.

Prices are random within a range. Players report about GTA$19,000–21,000 per unit of Cocaine (1 unit per dealer per day), GTA$8,250–9,250 for Meth (2 units), GTA$1,400–1,600 for Weed (10 units) and GTA$1,385–1,585 for Acid (10 units), before the premium. Many players find the base prices lower than a normal sell mission, so dealers pay off mostly on premium sales and bonus weeks.

The numbers 1 to 50 are our own numbering, not an in-game order. Each card shows the GTA V zone the spot sits in. About half are in Los Santos, from Del Perro, Vespucci Beach and Rockford Hills to Vinewood, Mirror Park, Rancho, Davis, the airport and the port. The rest spread across the hills, the desert, Blaine County and the west coast, from Paleto Bay, Grapeseed and Sandy Shores to the Alamo Sea, Chumash and Lago Zancudo.

When Street Dealers appear

Street Dealers are a daily activity. Three dealers are active each day, picked from the 50 possible locations on this page. The locations change once a day at the daily reset, around 06:00 UTC.

Rockstar added Street Dealers on February 16, 2023, in a follow-up to the Los Santos Drug Wars update, alongside Stash Houses and G's Caches.

Rockstar sometimes runs weekly bonuses on Street Dealer sales, but those end with the week. What dealers pay on a normal day:

  • Cash per unit of Cocaine, Meth, Weed or Acid from your own businesses
  • About double for each dealer's drug of choice that day

Street Dealers FAQ

How many Street Dealers are there in GTA Online?

There are 50 possible locations, and three dealers are active each day, each at a different spot. Every possible spot is numbered on this page.

Where are the Street Dealers today?

We do not track which three are active today, so this page shows all 50 places they can be. In game, an active dealer shows on your map as a purple speech-bubble icon once you get close.

Why can't I see Street Dealers on my map?

The purple speech-bubble icon only appears when you are near an active dealer, so you will not see all three from across the map. Head toward the spots on this page and watch for the icon.

What do Street Dealers buy, and what do you need?

Cocaine, Meth, Weed and Acid only. You need the Acid Lab or the matching MC business (Cocaine Lockup, Meth Lab or Weed Farm), set up and running, with product to sell. Players report that sales use your business stock first and can also take matching goods from your Nightclub warehouse.

How much do Street Dealers pay?

Prices are random within a range. Players report about GTA$19,000–21,000 per unit of Cocaine, GTA$8,250–9,250 for Meth, GTA$1,400–1,600 for Weed and GTA$1,385–1,585 for Acid. Each dealer pays about double for their drug of choice that day and only buys a small amount of each product.