PokeSyndicateWhat is PokeSyndicate?
A community-based Pokémon collector group on Discord, sold through Whop and created by Totodile Tom. Its main service is ACO (auto-checkout): the team runs checkouts for eligible drops using the accounts members submit. 1,140 people have joined the hub.
What is ACO?
ACO means auto-checkout. Instead of trying to check out yourself during a drop, you submit your retailer accounts and the ACO team attempts the checkout for you during eligible runs.
How much does it cost?
Starter $9.99/month (7-day free trial), Insider $29.99/month, Elite $49.99/month and Master $99.99/month, all shown as 20% off. On top of that there's an ACO fee of 10% per successful checkout.
Do I pay if nothing is secured?
No. The ACO fee only applies to successful checkouts: no fee if nothing is secured.
Which retailers are covered?
Target, Pokémon Center, Sam's Club, Costco, Amazon and Best Buy on the tiers listed, with Walmart ACO unlocked from Elite up.
What's the difference between the tiers?
Mainly how many accounts you can submit per retailer and your giveaway perks. Elite adds Walmart. Master is fully hands-free: the team generates accounts, configures IMAP and profiles, and pairs you with a dedicated runner.
Is Elite or Master available now?
Both showed a waitlist on Whop on September 30, 2026. Starter and Insider were open.
Is ACO allowed by retailers?
Many retailers' terms prohibit automated purchasing, bulk orders or multiple accounts, and they can cancel orders or close accounts. Read each retailer's terms and decide for yourself.
Is it safe to share my details?
ACO requires sharing payment and email-access details. PokeSyndicate asks for them through a designated secure process. Only use that official process, and consider a dedicated email and card.
Is this PokeSyndicate's official website?
No. This is an independent review site. Every button leads to the official PokeSyndicate pages on Whop.
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