What is The Poke Bot?
The Poke Bot handles checkout for two retailers at once: Target and Pokémon Center, shortened to PKC in the plan names. Rather than selling software for the buyer to run, it is a managed ACO, so the team takes care of setup, keeps the system updated automatically and supplies ISP proxies as part of the service. Accounts always come in matched pairs: a quantity of N means N Target accounts and N Pokémon Center accounts together, with no option to split them between the two retailers.
Who it suits
- Pokémon collectors following Target and Pokémon Center releases
- Resellers who want checkout handled for them
- Buyers who prefer a managed service to running a bot
How The Poke Bot plans are structured
Both plans are recurring Whop memberships that renew every 30 days, and each includes full access to the Discord along with a general chat. The larger pair adds priority support in place of standard support. Each retailer's own terms set any purchase limits that apply to its releases.
The Poke Bot plans and prices
| Plan | Price on Whop |
|---|---|
| 4 Target + 4 PKC | $69.00 / month (billed monthly) |
| 8 Target + 8 PKC | $105.00 / month (billed monthly) |
What each plan includes
- 4 Target + 4 PKC: The starter pair: 4 Target and 4 Pokémon Center accounts under managed ACO, with setup, ISP proxies, automatic updates, the Pro Discord and standard support. Renews every 30 days.
- 8 Target + 8 PKC: Double the starter set, with 8 accounts at each retailer, the same managed setup and proxies, the higher Discord tier and priority support. Renews every 30 days.
Prices as listed on Whop on 12 October 2026. Your final price can include local tax and currency conversion.
The Poke Bot reviews and ratings
The Poke Bot is rated 4.8 out of 5 on Whop from 21 reviews, as shown on its Whop page on 12 October 2026.
How to use a The Poke Bot promo code
- Get the code. Click Check for a code above. The Poke Bot opens on Whop and the latest code check opens in a new tab.
- Click through to Whop. You land on the The Poke Bot page on Whop. If you closed it, use View The Poke Bot on Whop.
- Choose your plan. Pick “4 Target + 4 PKC” ($69/month) or “8 Target + 8 PKC” ($105/month) and click Join.
- Paste the code at checkout. Put it in the promo code field and click Apply.
- Check the discount before you pay. The new total shows straight away. If a code is rejected, clear the field and try the next code on this page.
Access is granted on Whop as soon as checkout finishes, usually with a Discord or app invite. Our savings calculator shows what a code saves over a full year of billing.
Good to know before you buy
- Recurring plans renew automatically on Whop until you cancel, which you can do any time from your Whop account.
- Refunds follow The Poke Bot's own policy, shown on its Whop page before you pay.
- One promo code applies per order. Clear any code already in the field before adding a new one.
- Results in resale arbitrage vary from person to person, and past results do not guarantee future ones.
The Poke Bot promo code FAQ
How do I use a The Poke Bot promo code?
Click Check for a code on this page to get the latest The Poke Bot code, then choose your plan on Whop and click Join. At checkout, paste the code into the promo code field and click Apply, then check the new total shows the discount before you pay.
Can I use more than one The Poke Bot promo code?
No. Whop checkout takes one promo code per order. Clear any code already in the promo code field before adding a new one.
How much does The Poke Bot cost?
The Poke Bot lists 2 options on Whop: 4 Target + 4 PKC at $69/month; 8 Target + 8 PKC at $105/month. Prices were checked on 12 October 2026 and can vary by region and tax.
Does The Poke Bot renew automatically?
Yes. All The Poke Bot plans renew automatically on Whop until you cancel, which you can do any time from your Whop account.
How is The Poke Bot rated on Whop?
The Poke Bot is rated 4.8 out of 5 on Whop from 21 reviews, as shown on its Whop page on 12 October 2026.
What does PKC mean in The Poke Bot plan names?
PKC stands for Pokémon Center. Each plan pairs a set number of Target accounts with the same number of Pokémon Center accounts, so 8 Target + 8 PKC covers eight at each store.
Does the buyer run the bot themselves?
No. The Poke Bot sells a managed ACO, so the team handles setup and updates and includes the proxies. Members follow along and get support through the Discord.