How it works

1. 1
   Sellers post a Pokémon, item, or TM with an asking price (or trade-only).
2. 2
   Buyers browse and contact sellers in-game using the seller's in-game name.
3. 3
   You coordinate the trade in PokéOne. The site doesn't hold or transfer assets.
4. 4
   If anything looks like a scam or rule break, hit the "Report" button on the listing - admins investigate.

The price guide shows community-submitted price ranges so you can spot suspicious pricing.

Auctions let sellers list a Pokémon to the highest bidder. Bids are binding - when you bid, expect to follow through if you win.

1. 1
   Seller starts an auction with a starting price, optional buy-now, and a duration of 24 hours to 7 days.
2. 2
   Bidders place bids. Each bid must beat the current top by at least the seller's minimum increment.
3. 3
   Anti-snipe: any bid in the last 5 minutes pushes the close time forward by 5 more minutes. Capped at 24 hours of total extension so auctions can't run forever.
4. 4
   When the timer hits zero, the highest bidder wins. Status flips to ended.
5. 5
   The winner uploads a screenshot of the in-game trade. Both buyer and seller confirm - then it's sold.
6. 6
   Buy-now ends the auction immediately and skips straight to settlement.

Bidder rules: you cannot bid on your own auction. Bids can't be retracted (this keeps the timing math honest). If you have a real problem - open a dispute and an admin will look at it.

Services cover the work most players want done for them: EV training, EXP grinding, shiny hunting, hidden ability hunting, and Pokémon hunting. Browse offers, or post a request to invite providers.

1. 1
   Find an offer (or post a request) and place an order with the specifics - target EVs, target level, species, etc.
2. 2
   The provider has 48 hours to accept. If they don't, the order auto-cancels.
3. 3
   For EV / EXP training:

   • You trade your Pokémon to the provider in-game.
   • You upload a handover screenshot showing the trade - required before work starts.
   • The provider trains, then trades the Pokémon back.
   • You upload a return screenshot, then click "Confirm I received it" to complete.
4. 4
   For shiny / hidden-ability / Pokémon hunting:

   • Provider hunts/catches and uploads a catch screenshot for verification.
   • Provider trades the new Pokémon to you in-game.
   • You confirm completion.
5. 5
   You leave a review (1–5 stars). Reviews show on the provider's profile.

1. 1
   Post an offer with a clear title, description, and pricing model:

   • Fixed - flat price per job
   • Per level / per EV / per hour - usage-based
   • Quote - you negotiate per order
2. 2
   Set your booking cap and the "fully booked" toggle in provider settings.
3. 3
   Accept or reject incoming orders within 48 hours.
4. 4
   Do the work. Mark the order delivered when you trade the Pokémon back (or hand off the new one).
5. 5
   Buyer confirms → you get a review → it shows on your profile.

Screenshots are required at specific points so admins have evidence to arbitrate disputes. We never share them publicly - only you, the counterparty, and admins can see them through short-lived signed URLs (1 hour expiry).

• EV / EXP training - buyer uploads handover + return screenshots.
• Hunting services - provider uploads catch screenshot before trade-back.
• Auctions - winner uploads trade screenshot for settlement.

What to capture: the in-game trade window showing both Pokémon, both player names, and ideally the level/species. JPG / PNG / WebP, 5 MB max.

1. 1
   If something goes wrong on an order, click Open a dispute from the order page. Both parties can file.
2. 2
   The order moves to the admin queue. Admins review screenshots, notes, and any history.
3. 3
   For non-order issues (scam listings, harassment, impersonation), use the Report button on the listing or profile page.
4. 4
   Bad actors can be banned. Bans hide the account from sign-in entirely.