BUILD.
COMPETE.
WIN.

The business simulation platform where students don't just learn — they fight to be #1. Real decisions, a daily 5 PM market close, and a leaderboard that settles every argument.

5
games — 5 live, 0 in the garage
5 PM
daily market close, weekends included
ventures persist forever on the universe record
3
leaderboard tiers: class → campus → universe

Choose your world

Every game is a new market. Every decision has consequences. Every win is earned. The economics underneath match the course.

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Intro to Business

Food Truck Wars

Find the crowds. Outsmart your rivals. Dominate downtown.

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Macroeconomics

Peak Season

Run the mountain through a shifting economy — snow, credit, confidence, survival.

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Economics of Money & Banking

Grand Prix

Finance a racing team: sponsorships, burn rate, and the cost of speed. Race day: Saturday 10 AM.

Microeconomics

Coffee Shop Clash

Your rival just opened across the street. Marginal cost meets morning rush.

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Finance & Investments

Bull Run

Analyze. Invest. Grow. Beat the market — and your classmates.

How the arena runs

01

Instructor opens the arena

Create a section, set the dates, share the join code. One optional checkbox connects it to the Extrapoli Universe — you never configure an economy.

02

Teams found their ventures

Students join, get a team, and name their business — the name goes on the permanent record. Then they price, staff, stock, and spend.

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The market closes at 5 PM

Every team runs at once, every day — weekends included. Reports explain what happened and why. The leaderboard does the rest.

Born in a real classroom

Extrapoli wasn't designed in a boardroom — it grew out of live courses where the spreadsheet version already had students scheming in group chats.

Tested live across micro, macro, business math, and money & banking.

Students naturally create group chats, strategy calls, and team systems.

AI weakens passive assignments. It strengthens decision-based learning.

Ready to launch something epic?

Set up takes one afternoon. Your students will take it from there — they always do.