Product guides

Know what you're
actually buying.

Every sealed Pokémon product category explained: what's inside, roughly what it costs at MSRP, and how hard it is to buy at list price.

Elite Trainer Boxes

Track Elite Trainer Box restocks and preorders across every major retailer, with MSRP comparison on every alert.

Roughly $50–$60 at MSRP, depending on the set and pack count.

Booster box restock alerts and price tracking for collectors buying sealed cases at MSRP.

Commonly $140–$170 at MSRP depending on the set, though street pricing varies widely.

Booster bundle restock and price drop alerts — the most frequently restocked sealed Pokémon product.

Around $25–$30 at MSRP for a standard bundle.

Collection box and promo bundle alerts for exclusive promo cards, oversized cards, and figure sets.

Wide range, commonly $25–$80 depending on contents.

Pokémon tin restock alerts — the most widely available sealed product and the easiest to buy at MSRP.

Roughly $20–$30 at MSRP for a standard tin.

Alerts for premium collections, ultra-premium boxes, and limited special set releases.

Commonly $100 and above, sometimes considerably more.

We track Pokémon Center, Target, Walmart, Best Buy, GameStop, Costco, and Amazon.