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Street Dealers — The Quiet Fortune of Los Santos (2025)

  • Writer: Niels Gys
    Niels Gys
  • Oct 20
  • 4 min read
“Because not every drug deal needs a helicopter explosion.”

TL;DR — Street Dealers in GTA Online

  • Three random dealers spawn daily on the map — each buys one type of product (Weed, Acid, Coke, Meth, or Counterfeit Cash).

  • Payouts: around $20K–$30K each, or $60K–$75K total daily — up to $800K/week during double-money events.

  • Locations rotate daily — check your map every session.

  • Bring product: Stock up your MC businesses or Acid Lab first, or you’ll be selling air.

  • Perfect filler activity: quick, solo-friendly, zero risk, and fits between bigger jobs like Stash Houses or Heists.

  • Pro tip: Prioritize high-value goods (Coke, Meth, Acid) and sell them first.

Street Dealers are the espresso shot of money-making in GTA Online — small, strong, and worth doing every single day. It’s easy profit for organized criminals and short-attention-span grinders alike.


You won’t retire rich off them alone, but you’ll keep your empire running like a well-oiled getaway car.


A gritty Rockstar-style digital painting of a GTA Online dealer crew standing in a smoky alley at night. A slick, armed protagonist in sunglasses faces three street dealers dressed in hoodies and jackets under dim neon light, capturing the tense yet businesslike vibe of illicit trade in Los Santos.

What Are Street Dealers?

Street Dealers are three NPCs who spawn across Los Santos and Blaine County every real-world day. You can sell them your MC and Acid Lab product directly, skipping all the annoying delivery missions, choppers, and Lester’s whining.


They’re basically drug vending machines with shoes.


Each dealer has different prices and preferences every day — meaning some will pay extra for one specific product type, known as a Premium Product.



💰 The Money — Real Numbers, No Rumors

Each dealer buys one batch of each eligible product from your stock:

Product

Base Price

Premium Price (when active)

Weed

GTA$10,000

GTA$15,000

Cocaine

GTA$20,000

GTA$30,000

Methamphetamine

GTA$16,000

GTA$24,000

Acid

GTA$15,000

GTA$30,000

  • 💎 Premium Product = One random type each day that sells for 1.5× or 2× its normal value.

  • 🧠 Each of the three dealers buys one batch per day, so you can sell up to 3× per product daily.

  • Reset: Every real-world day at roughly 1 AM PT / 9 AM GMT.


Example Daily Income (no event, one premium):→ Around GTA$180K–210K per day for a quick 5–10 minutes of work.


That’s a clean ~$1.2M–1.4M per week in pure profit — all passive product from your MC businesses or Acid Lab.



How to Run It Like a Professional Criminal (or a Very Lazy One)

  1. Check GTAWeb every session.The three dealers spawn randomly — Los Santos one day, Sandy Shores the next.

  2. Use a fast ride. Oppressor Mk II, Buzzard, even a decent car. This is the dealer circuit, not the Dakar Rally.

  3. Bring product. You can’t sell what you don’t have. Keep your MC businesses or Acid Lab stocked — otherwise you’re just sightseeing.

  4. Prioritize value. Always sell your highest-tier goods first (Coke > Meth > Acid > Weed). It’s basic capitalism, but with more guns.

  5. Bonus tip: During event weeks, dealers often pay 2x for specific product types. Check the Weekly Grind, then milk it like a corrupt dairy farmer.



Why It’s Worth Doing

  • Fastest low-effort cash in GTA Online.

  • Zero delivery risk. No trucks, no choppers, no rival attacks.

  • Stackable with your daily loop — fits perfectly between Stash Houses, G’s Caches, or nightclub checks.

  • Great passive drain for MC and Acid stock.

  • Scales beautifully during bonus weeks.



Why It’ll Still Annoy You

  • Dealers move daily — one’s always up a mountain or hiding behind Trevor’s trailer.

  • They only buy once per day, so no endless spamming.

  • You need stocked businesses — lazy players will cry “bug” while actually just broke.

  • Sometimes the product mix doesn’t match your stock. (Dealers want Acid, you’ve got Weed. Typical.)



FAQ — GTA Online Street Dealers

Q: How many Street Dealers appear each day? A: Always three, scattered randomly around Los Santos and Blaine County. Their locations reset every real-world day at roughly 1 AM PT / 9 AM GMT.
Q: What products can I sell to them? A: Only stock from your MC businesses (Weed, Cocaine, Meth) and your Acid Lab.
Q: How much can I make from Street Dealers? A: About GTA$200K per day in base prices, or more if you sell the Premium Product (the day’s top-paying drug). That’s around $1.4M a week of low-effort income.
Q: What’s the “Premium Product”? A: Each day, one specific product type (e.g., Acid or Cocaine) pays extra — up to 2× its normal value. It’s listed when you approach the dealer.
Q: Can I sell to all three dealers in one session? A: Yes, and you absolutely should. Each dealer buys once per day per product type, meaning triple profit if you hit all three.
Q: Do I need to be in a public session? A: Nope. You can sell in Invite-Only or Solo sessions — no interference, no griefers, no explosions. Just quiet crime.
Q: What happens if I run out of product? A: The dealer refuses the sale. You’ll need to resupply or produce more stock at your MC businesses or Acid Lab before trying again.
Q: Are the dealer locations fixed? A: They rotate daily among roughly 100+ potential spawn points across the map. Sites include alleys, gas stations, boardwalks, and random parking lots.
Q: How long does it take to finish all sales? A: Usually 5–10 minutes total if you use a fast vehicle and plan your route efficiently.
Q: Is this worth doing every day? A: Absolutely. It’s quick, solo-friendly, and provides steady daily profit — especially if your other businesses are on cooldown.

 
 
 

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I’m Niels Gys — writer, gamer, and unapologetic criminal sympathizer (on screen, not in real life… mostly).

 

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