Contracts and weekly pay
Clients hire you to stand up a working office. Finish the job, claim the payout, and take the next brief.
Early access
IT Office Simulator: Run Your Own IT Company
IT Office Simulator is a free IT simulator game from Server Academy. Build a 3D office, run network cable, power and configure devices, and work help desk tickets for real client contracts — the hands-on side of IT that courses alone don't teach.
No download. No credit card. Sign up any time to save your company.
- No download
- No credit card
- IT company simulator in your browser
Contract complete+$1,200
Ticket #104Printer offline
ContractsCabling & powerTickets3D HQ
What you run
IT Office Simulator is a company sim built around hands-on IT tasks: contracts, cabling, tickets, and a floor you own.
Cabling, power, and racks
Patch panels, wall jacks, switches, and breakers follow the same path a real network uses. If a cable is missing, the desk is dark.
Tickets after you finish
A live site does not stay quiet. Incoming tickets send you back to fix what broke.
A 3D HQ you build and save
Lay out rooms, place gear, and keep the company on one account so your office is there when you come back.
How deep it goes
From the wall jack to the command line
Cable it, power it, configure it, then automate it. Every diagram here comes straight from the in-game manual.
Layer 1 networking
Trace every link, desk to switch
A desk connection takes three links: a patch cord to the wall jack, a building run to the patch panel rear, and a patch lead from the panel front to a switch port. Miss one and the desk is dark.
Patch panels
Front, rear, and the channel between
Same number, same channel. See which building runs have landed and which are patched through to the switch.
Wall ports
Desk side and building side
Patch cords plug into the room. Bulk cable and keystone jacks run inside the wall to the panel.
Racks
Plan the rack, unit by unit
Twelve rack units, numbered from the bottom. 1U switches and routers, 2U servers and UPS, a patch panel up top, and PDUs on the side rails.
Switching and routing
Ports, link lights, and factory defaults
Read link lights, separate WAN from LAN, then configure a router that ships with DHCP off and Wi-Fi disabled.
Power
From breaker panel to device
Panel, circuit, receptacle, PDU or UPS, device. Overload a circuit and the breaker trips.
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Terminals
A simulated console on every device
Each device opens a simulated console: a Windows-style desktop, a Linux-style shell, an SA-NOS switch CLI modeled on the commands taught in networking classes, and router admin tabs. They cover the tasks contracts check, like setting hostnames, checking addresses, pinging across 10.10.0.0/24, building VLANs, and turning on DHCP and Wi-Fi.
Python
Program the office robots
Write Python in the Code app on a Windows PC, then deploy it to a RoboVac over the office network you built. The starter program is faulty on purpose: it never goes home and only cleans the edges. Fixing it is your job.
from robovac import Robot
bot = Robot()
dirs = ["N", "E", "S", "W"]
heading = 0
while bot.battery > 10:
if bot.dirt > 0:
bot.clean()
if not bot.move(dirs[heading]):
heading = (heading + 1) % 4
print("Low battery at", bot.position)StockBot works the same way, carrying supplies between shelves and stations.
Deploy loop
Your code runs on the robot, not the PC
Push vacuum.py to the base with curl.exe and a device key, then press Start. The robot navigates by coordinates relative to its base, so getting home before the battery dies is a real algorithm problem.
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How it plays
- 1
Take contracts
Run a small IT company. Accept HQ jobs and grow reputation in this IT simulator.
- 2
Build the network path
Cable desk to wall jack to patch panel to switch — a network cabling game with real power and rack work.
- 3
Configure and get paid
Set up DHCP, VLANs and Wi-Fi, claim pay, and grow your help desk simulator skills.
Early access: IT Office Simulator is in active development. Expect bugs and frequent changes.
Guest vs free account
| Area | Guest | Free account |
|---|---|---|
| 3D play | Play in the browser with no sign-in | Same office, saved in the cloud |
| Saves | This browser only — refresh can lose work | Cloud save across devices |
| Company hub | Not yet | Name your company, tickets, contracts, reports |
| Credits | Local play, claim after signup | 10,000 starting credits |
| Paid plan | None. No credit card required. | |
Learn the real skills
This office simulator points at Server Academy courses for the same work.
DHCP
Give docks and PCs addresses the way a real help desk would.
Installing and Configuring DHCPWindows Server / OS setup
Install and configure the OS you use on office workstations and servers.
Installing and Configuring Windows ServerCabling and the IT lab
Build the path from desk to switch in this network cabling game, then study the lab course.
Building your IT LabFAQ
Is it free?
Yes. This is a free IT simulator. There is no paid tier and no credit card.
Do I need an account?
No. Click Play free in your browser to start as a guest. Create a free account any time to save your company.
Can I play on a phone?
Yes. You can lay out the office and place gear on a phone. A larger screen is better for terminals and dense rack work.
Will I lose my progress as a guest?
Guest work lives in this browser. A refresh can lose it. Sign up to keep the office in the cloud.
What will I learn?
Help desk and networking skills: contracts, cabling, power, DHCP, VLANs, Wi-Fi, and OS setup — the same loop as a small IT company.
It's early access, what does that mean?
IT Office Simulator is in active development. Expect bugs, missing client sites, and frequent changes.
Play this IT company simulator free
No download. No credit card. Sign up any time to save your company.