Pokemon Restock Alerts and Stock Tracker

No Pokemon restocks detected so far today, as of 2:04 AM ET on Monday, October 26. The latest Pokemon restocks feed above lists every detection as it happens. Retailers rarely announce the next one in advance.

Restockd detected 292 Target Pokemon restocks in the last 90 days. About 84% of them landed on Fridays between 3–6 AM ET. The latest tracked Target release window started Friday, October 23 at 3:05 AM ET.

Restockd detected 85 Walmart Pokemon restocks in the last 90 days. About 82% of them landed on Wednesdays between 9 PM–12 AM ET. The latest tracked Walmart release window started Wednesday, October 21 at 9:00 PM ET.

Pokemon Center does not publish a restock schedule. Restockd tracked 3 Pokemon Center release queues in the last 90 days. The most recent was 30th Celebration Mini Tins on Thursday, October 15, with the queue opening at 12:36 PM ET. The way to know in time is a queue alert: Restockd watches Pokemon Center and notifies you the moment a queue opens.

Best Buy puts new Pokemon sets out in its stores on release day, usually a Friday, and hands out tickets for the most wanted products before the doors open. Online, a few big releases sell by invitation only. Stores also restock between launches with no notice and no set day, so the quickest way to catch one is Spotted in the Restockd app, where collectors post what they find on shelves near them.

Amazon has no restock schedule. Restockd detected 760 Amazon Pokemon restocks in the last 90 days. They spread across the week rather than clustering on one day or hour. Elite Trainer Boxes and other hot sets are often invite-only on Amazon: you request an invite on the listing, and Amazon sends buy links out in waves over the following days without announcing when. Restockd flags those listings the moment they open to everyone.

No store restocks Pokemon cards on a fixed schedule, and timing changes by retailer, product, and release. Target and Walmart are the only retailers with a measurable weekly pattern, covered in the questions above. Pokemon Center, Amazon, and Best Buy spread restocks across the week and gate hot sets behind queues or invites instead.

Yes, but mostly in store. Costco, GameStop, Walgreens, and Academy sell Pokemon cards on shelves and rarely post online restocks, so they show up in Restockd online alerts only when a listing goes live. Restockd tracks online Pokemon restocks at Amazon, Target, Walmart, Best Buy, Sam's Club, and Pokemon Center.

Yes, and it is free. Every Pokemon product page on Restockd lists each retailer we track with the last price we saw, its latest detected restock, and its recent restock history, so you can see where a set last came back without opening every store. It shows when a listing last restocked, not whether it is in stock this minute, so open the listing to confirm.

Start with the map of Pokemon cards near you. Restockd members post the Pokemon cards they find on shelves at Target, Walmart, Best Buy, and other stores, and you can search it by ZIP or state to see what turned up nearby and when. The Restockd app adds live shelf-stock lookups at supported retailers, plus an alert the moment a watched product restocks online.

The Restockd app is the fastest way to hear about one. Watch any Pokemon product and it pushes an alert straight to your phone the moment that item returns to stock at a supported retailer. No refreshing product pages, no monitors to run, and no subscription. It is free on iOS and Android.