Run your Pokemon Go business your way
These are the controls that work on Pokemon Go today — read from Eldorado's own Pokemon Go request forms, priced with your numbers.
Set up in two minutes, tune for years
Pick a Value, Standard or Premium pack and every Pokemon Go request type is priced at once — then change only the boxes you care about. Nothing goes out at a price you have not seen.
- Your own offer message per request type, with the buyer's ranks and price filled in
- Follow-up messages and a proof photo after the offer
- Value, Standard or Premium price pack in one click
- Lowest price per order, under every request type
- Skip any request that mentions a word you choose
- Only answer requests younger than the minutes you pick
- Offers out in under a second, 24/7
Skip the requests you'd turn down
Type the words you never take — a service you don't offer — and any request that mentions them gets no offer, even when a keyword price would match. Your offers only go to work you want, so you never have to back out of an order a buyer already accepted. A test line in your settings shows what the bot would do with any text.
Power Leveling: price by level range
Going from 50 to 80 is not the same work as 1 to 30. Set one rate up to a level, another above it — the bot prices every level in its own range.
Stardust Farming: priced per 1M stardust
Buyers ask for stardust in big numbers, so you price it per 1M. The price packs start from Eldorado's Pokémon Go Stardust market: most of its 82 sellers ask $0.93–$2.06 per 1M.
Options change the price
Item: Berries, Poké Balls and Potions and more. Give each option a multiplier or a fixed price of its own.
A price per platform
iOS and Android — charge more where the work is harder, or skip the ones you don't serve.
Custom Requests come to you
Free-text requests land in your panel to answer by hand. Or teach the bot a word — “coaching” → $20 — and it offers by itself when a buyer writes it.
