Pokemon TCG alerts · verified 2026-09-21
Poke Signals
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The verdict
Poke Signals goes past restock pings. The listing pairs real-time alerts and restock monitors with early access and what it calls insider leads, across Pokemon, One Piece and wider TCG releases. $9.99 a month, 4,451 joined, 4.9 from 451 reviews. Buyers who also resell should start here.
71% of everyone who joined is on the paid tier. The rest sit on the free side, and we count them as joined, never as paying.
Quick facts
- Price
- $9.99 / month
- Product
- Poke Signals
- Rating
- 4.9 / 5
- Reviews
- 451
- Joined
- 4,451
- Paying members
- 3,156
- Platform
- Whop
- Checked
- 2026-09-21
What stands out
- Covers Pokemon, One Piece and wider TCG releases in one plan
- Real-time alerts, restock monitors and insider leads, per the listing
- 3,156 members on the $9.99 plan out of 4,451 joined
- 4.9 from 451 reviews, about one review for every ten members
- Early access and premium support are part of the listed pitch
- Two plans means a choice: $9.99 for the base service, $19.99 if you want the Flips version
- Alerts reward fast hands, so it fits people who can act the moment something lands
Alerts, monitors and leads
Most alert services do one thing. Poke Signals lists three: real-time alerts, restock monitors and what the seller calls insider leads, with early access and premium support on top.
It also reaches past Pokemon. The listing names One Piece and TCG releases alongside it, which matters if your collection or your resale shelf is not only Pokemon.
Two plans, ten dollars apart
The base plan is $9.99 a month. Poke Signals + Flips is $19.99. The seller's pitch talks about profitable deals and lowkey flip releases, so going by its name the second plan is the one for people who resell.
The gap is $10 a month, $120 over a year. Decide whether the flip content is worth that to you before choosing, and read the listing for exactly what each plan carries.
The numbers behind it
4,451 people have joined, and 3,156 of them are on the $9.99 plan. Reviews arrive at a steady clip: 451 of them, averaging 4.9, which works out to about one review for every ten members who joined. PokePings runs at roughly half that rate.
The community was created by Sherm, per the platform listing. On size it sits level with PokeFreeze Notify, 4,451 joined against 4,504, and well behind PokePings at 27,195.
One flip pays for how long?
5months of membership covered
Your number, our arithmetic. This is not a claim about what you will earn.
Where it fits in the Pokemon trio
PokePings is the crowd. PokeFreeze Notify is the price, at $7.99. Poke Signals is the widest, with the most games covered and the only resale-flavoured plan. If you only ever buy for your own collection, the cheaper two are hard to argue with. If part of what you buy goes back on the market, this is the pick.
Pricing
| Tier | Price | Members |
|---|---|---|
| Poke Signals | $9.99 / month | 3,156 |
| Poke Signals + Flips | $19.99 / month | - |
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Questions
How much is Poke Signals?
$9.99 a month for Poke Signals, or $19.99 a month for Poke Signals + Flips.
What is the Flips plan?
It is the higher tier, Poke Signals + Flips, at $19.99 a month. The listing describes flip releases and profitable deals as part of the pitch and spells out what each plan includes.
Which games does Poke Signals cover?
The listing names Pokemon, One Piece and TCG releases.
How many members does Poke Signals have?
4,451 had joined as of 21 September 2026, with 3,156 on the $9.99 plan.
Poke Signals or PokeFreeze Notify?
PokeFreeze Notify is $7.99 and focused on buying at retail. Poke Signals is $9.99, covers more games and adds leads aimed at resale. Choose by whether you resell.