Pokemon In Store
Pokémon cards spotted on store shelves this week at Target, Walmart, Best Buy, and more, posted by Restockd members and shown here 60 minutes behind the app.
Pokemon In Store FAQ
How to post a spot, how the map works, and where the Best Buy numbers come from.
Post a spot. When you find Pokémon on a shelf, open Restockd, snap a photo right there in the store, and pick the product. Members nearby see it the moment it goes live, you earn credits to open other spots, and it lands on this map an hour later. Spots posted from inside the store carry the gold seal, so collectors know it was really there. Get the app on the App Store or Google Play.
A spot is a Pokémon find a Restockd member posted from inside a store: a photo of the shelf, the product, and the store. Every spot is reviewed before it appears here, and other members who visit can confirm it or mark it sold out.
Members see a spot the moment it goes live and get alerts for stores near them. This page shows the same spots 60 minutes later. If you want the head start, the app is free.
A spot closes after a day, since stock rarely lasts that long, and stays on this page for a week. Closed spots show faded on the map so you can still see which stores keep getting product.
Orange means the latest spot at that store was in stock. Red means it was reported sold out. Faded dots are closed spots. Bigger dots have more spots at the same store. Click a dot or a row to zoom in.
Turn on the Best Buy 30th allocations switch above the filters. Each store’s reported allocation of the 30th anniversary Elite Trainer Box, Knock Out Collection, Poster Collection, and ex Box for the September 16 release appears under the spots on the map and in a table.
No. Spots never show who posted them. The page only carries the product, the store, the photo, when it was posted, and what other members confirmed.