Supported sites
Cartrix ships modules for major drop platforms, with new sites added every release and pushed to active licenses automatically. Here are the platforms we cover and how releases work on each.
Pokémon Center
Pokémon Center — official TCG & collectibles
Pokémon Center restocks of ETBs, booster boxes, and exclusives sell out in seconds behind a virtual queue. Here's how it works and how to be ready for it.
Target
Target — Pokémon TCG restocks
Target is the mainstream collector default for Pokémon cards, with tiny per-store allocations and a Friday-afternoon restock pattern. Here's how to catch them.
Walmart
Walmart — Pokémon TCG restocks
Walmart carries Pokémon at MSRP but mixes it with third-party scalper listings. Here's how to track real restocks and skip the markups.
Best Buy
Best Buy — Pokémon TCG & exclusives
Best Buy runs exclusive Pokémon bundles and steelbook-style drops that sell out instantly. It's one of the most-monitored retailers for a reason.
GameStop
GameStop — Pokémon TCG & store pickup
GameStop carries Pokémon exclusives and offers in-store pickup drops. Here's how its restocks work and how Cartrix tracks them.
Costco
Costco — Pokémon TCG bundles
Costco is often the cheapest place for Pokémon bundles — frequently below typical retail — but stock is rare and disappears fast. Here's how to catch it.
TCGplayer
TCGplayer — collectibles marketplace
TCGplayer is the collectibles-native marketplace for singles and sealed product. Here's how restocks and direct listings work.
Nike SNKRS
Nike SNKRS app & web (sneakers)
Beyond Pokémon, Cartrix also covers sneakers. Here's how Nike SNKRS draws work and how Cartrix keeps you ready.
Shopify Stores
Shopify-based stores (sneakers & streetwear)
Many sneaker, streetwear, and collectible brands run on Shopify. Here's how Shopify drops work and how Cartrix checks out fast.
New to drops? Start with our guides. Cartrix is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any retailer or brand listed.