Residential proxies for Pokémon TCG bots
Summit provides residential proxies for Pokémon TCG bots, with a dedicated Pokémon Center pool where every generated line is its own residential IP. Data is sold per GB and never expires, with country targeting in more than 50 countries, the United States included.
| Network | Residential |
|---|---|
| Dedicated pool | Pokémon Center |
| Targeting | 50+ countries, country level |
| Pricing | Per GB, no expiry |
Why residential over datacenter for Pokémon TCG
Pokémon Center and major retailers running TCG restocks lean on strict anti-bot and queue systems that score the trust of an incoming IP. Datacenter ranges are easy to identify and are frequently blocked or sent to the back of a queue in bulk.
Residential IPs are assigned by consumer ISPs to real households, so they read as ordinary shoppers. That trust is what keeps a task in the queue instead of getting filtered before it reaches checkout.
The Pokémon Center pool
Summit exposes a Pokémon Center pool as a single token on the connection string. Selecting it routes your requests through the residential segment kept for Pokémon TCG targets. The general, Walmart, Target, Shopify, and mobile pools sit alongside it.
You choose the pool each time you generate, and every pool spends the same GB balance. One account can pull a Pokémon Center list for one task group and a Walmart list for another.
One line per task for queue systems
Every line in a generated list is a separate residential IP. Give each task its own line so no two tasks share an address, and keep each task on its line from queue to checkout; switching IPs mid-flow is a common reason a task loses its place.
Generate more lines than you have tasks so you have spares to swap in if one gets blocked. A single list can hold up to 10,000 lines.
Questions
- Do you have a Pokémon Center specific pool?
- Yes. Pokémon Center is one of six pools, alongside general, Walmart, Target, Shopify, and mobile. You pick it each time you generate a list, and every pool uses the same GB balance.
- How should I set up lines for a Pokémon restock?
- Generate a Pokémon Center list and assign one line per task. Each line is a separate residential IP, and a list larger than your task count leaves spares to swap in if one gets blocked.
- What locations are supported?
- Country-level targeting in more than 50 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Japan, Singapore, and the Philippines. Targeting is by country only; there is no state or city targeting.
- How is it priced?
- Per gigabyte, with one price for every pool and a small minimum order. Data never expires, so unused balance carries over.
Residential proxies by the GB
One price per GB, and data that never expires. Pick an amount on the homepage, pay, then generate proxies from your dashboard.