Turn Your Classroom Into a Startup Playground.
The experiential learning platform that replaces static case studies with high-adrenaline, real-time market negotiation.
The Gap in Business Education
Theories, concepts, and frameworks are important, but the unpredictability in real-world startup situations is missing in traditional teaching methods.
Traditional Learning
The "Passive" Trap
- Static Case Studies: Students analyze past events without feeling the pressure of the moment.
- Low Engagement: Lectures often lead to passive listening and low retention rates.
- Zero Risk: Failing on paper doesn't teach resilience like failing in a simulation.
The SimBus Way
Experiential Execution
- Real-Time Chaos: Markets crash, cash flows dry up, and students must react instantly.
- Social Negotiation: Success depends on face-to-face deals, not just multiple choice answers.
- Safe Failure: A risk-free environment to make expensive mistakes and learn from them.
Tailored for Your Audience
Whether you are a university professor or student organization leader, we have a solution for you.
University & Academia
Create a fun, engaging environment for teaching entrepreneurship, whether as a semester ice-breaker or a final capstone. Assessing negotiation, supply chain logic, and financial literacy in a single 3-hour session.
View Syllabus IntegrationStudent Associations
Host the "Event of the Semester." A high-energy competition that brings students together for networking, trading, and prizes.
Plan an Event
From Setup to “Sold!” in Minutes
Launch the Browser
No installation required. Students login via their laptops or phones instantly.
Trade & Negotiate
Students leave their seats. They negotiate deals with other teams for designing new products or sell them to the market
Live Transactions
All transactions happens in real-time between teams, and you can track each team’s live performance or introduce market shocks instantly.
Trusted by Top Institutions
See why professors and student leaders are switching to experiential learning.
"The engagement level was night and day compared to a lecture. Students weren't just learning supply chain theory; they were panicking over inventory costs. That's real learning."
"All my students were walking and talking in the room. The face-to-face communication and negotiation skills my students get from this simulation will set them apart. To me, this is the most important thing. "
"Students weren’t just attending—they were engaged, collaborating, and staying until the end. It was one of the events where the energy never dropped."
