GTA 6 Businesses: The 5 Ultimate Edition Shops

Rockstar has named exactly five businesses in GTA 6, and all five are tied to the Ultimate Edition. We read the Ultimate Edition page on rockstargames.com on 5 October 2026 and quote it below. Nothing else about businesses in GTA 6 is on the record: no prices, no owner mechanics, no list of shops that every player can use. This page keeps what Rockstar wrote apart from what people assume.

The five businesses Rockstar names

Each entry on Rockstar's page ends with the same sentence: "Only open for business with the Ultimate Edition." The descriptions, in Rockstar's words:

• Rideout Customs, a mod shop. "Transform vanilla vehicles into magnificent works of art with detailed interiors, exquisite rims, and donk stylings."
• One-Eyed Willie's, a mod shop. "This mod shop in Lake Leonida specializes in off-road modifications and hand-painted automotive artistry."
• Sara's Unisex Salon, a hair salon. "Get signature salon styles for both Jason and Lucia, including facial hair for Jason and makeup and nails for Lucia."
• Stock 305, a clothing store. "Style various unique and exclusive looks for Jason and Lucia at Stockyard's premier destination for elevated streetwear."
• Electric Fang Tattoo, a tattoo shop. "Stockyard's most iconic ink bar, with over 50 signature tattoos for both Jason and Lucia — all designed by the artist collective FAILE."

That is two places for cars, three for the look of Jason and Lucia. Rockstar does not give a location for Rideout Customs or Sara's Unisex Salon. Stock 305 and Electric Fang Tattoo sit in Stockyard, which our setting guide covers as a named shopping district, and One-Eyed Willie's is in Lake Leonida.

What "only open with the Ultimate Edition" means

Read literally, the shops are part of the Ultimate Edition Upgrade, one of 16 items on Rockstar's list. The editions guide has the full list, the $99.99 price and the $20 upgrade path from Standard.

Rockstar adds a second detail on the same page: "Ultimate Edition bonuses are threaded across all aspects of Jason and Lucia's story, with new items uncovered behind each chapter." That matches the chapter structure we spotted in Rockstar's store copy. The likely reading is that the shops open up as you progress, not on the first minute of the game. Rockstar does not say at which chapter, though, and we don't know which shops come first.

What Rockstar has not said

• Whether Standard Edition players get any equivalent shops. The wording "only open for business with the Ultimate Edition" says these five are locked, not that nothing else exists. In GTA V's story mode, mod shops, clothing stores, barbers and tattoo parlours were open to everyone. Whether GTA 6 follows that is unconfirmed.
• Whether they are shops or something more. The descriptions we read talk about customising vehicles, hair, outfits and tattoos. None mentions owning the business, earning income from it or running missions through it. "Business" is Rockstar's label, and treating it as an ownership system would be our invention.
• Prices inside the game. Nothing says whether services cost in-game cash, or whether anything costs real money. That is a separate question from the Ultimate Edition price, and Rockstar has published no in-game price list.
• How many designs, styles or mods each shop has. The only number is the tattoo count: "over 50 signature tattoos" at Electric Fang, designed by FAILE.
• Whether any of it carries into an online mode. Take-Two says GTA 6 launches as a single-player game, and the online guide tracks what is known.

Businesses are not the other Ultimate extras

Two Ultimate items get mistaken for businesses. The Classic Car Collection is a commission: Rockstar says you "track down a variety of abandoned classic and work-in-progress project cars and revitalize them" for the collector and fixer Wyman. The '67 Vapid Dominator Buggy comes with a garage. Neither is on the five-business list, and neither is a shop. Vehicles and cosmetics are covered in the editions guide, and the systems Rockstar has confirmed for the campaign are in the gameplay guide.

What to do with this before launch

If you only care about cars and clothes, the shops are cosmetic. Rockstar presents them as extras, and no source we have read says they gate story progress. Compare that against the upgrade price in the editions guide, and remember you can buy the Ultimate Edition Upgrade after the Standard Edition.

Treat any list of "all GTA 6 businesses" with more than these five as unverified. We don't link leaked material, and Rockstar's own page is the only source we cite here.

When this page updates

It updates when Rockstar publishes more about shops, properties or in-game services, and after launch on 19 November, when we can check each shop ourselves. Everything verified so far is in everything we know about GTA 6.