PDH monitors eBay 24/7 for Pokemon GO in-game assets — trades, accounts, shinies, legendaries, shadows, hundos, and rare collectibles. Define your watch rules, set price thresholds, and let the 6-stage filtering pipeline surface deals worth acting on. Scored, ranked, and delivered to your Telegram in seconds. No manual searching. No missed listings.
Your command center. The dashboard gives you an instant read on deal volume, active watch rules, and alert counts through stat tiles at the top. Below, a top-deals data grid surfaces the highest-scoring listings across all your rules — color-coded by price competitiveness and score band so you can act immediately. A "Scan Now" button lets you trigger a fresh eBay sweep on demand, with the last scan timestamp always visible.
Every number on this screen is live. Stat tiles update after each scan run, and the deal table re-ranks automatically as new listings arrive or prices change.
The full inventory. Every listing that has passed through the filter pipeline lands here in a dense, sortable data grid. Columns include title, color-coded price, composite score, band badge, seller username with rating, status badge tracking where the listing is in its lifecycle, listed date, and listing type (BIN or Auction).
A filter bar across the top lets you narrow by search text, specific watch rule, score band, or status. Click any row to open a slide-out detail panel showing the full listing metadata, a score breakdown chart (how the 100 points were allocated), matched watch rules, a lifecycle history timeline, and action buttons.
Score indicators use color dots: red for Snipe (90+), amber for Strong (75+), teal for Fair (60+), and gray for Marginal or Weak. Status badges track every state change from "New" through "Sold," "Removed," or "Flagged."
Watch rules are the engine of PDH. Each rule defines what you are looking for: Pokemon names, inclusion and exclusion keywords, price range, listing type, minimum seller feedback, minimum seller rating, scan interval, and priority level. Rules can be toggled on/off or deleted from the data grid.
The standout feature is Pokemon name auto-expansion. Enter "Mewtwo" and PDH automatically searches for Shadow Mewtwo, Shiny Mewtwo, Shiny Shadow Mewtwo, Armored Mewtwo, and every other variant. Built-in default exclusion keywords (TCG, card, booster, plush, figure, pin, sticker, keychain) filter out non-Pokemon GO items so your results stay clean without manual tuning.
Configure the infrastructure that powers your scans. Enter your eBay API credentials (App ID, Cert ID, Dev ID) to authenticate against the eBay Finding API. Set your default scan interval, alert threshold for Telegram notifications, quiet hours to suppress alerts overnight, and data retention policy for how long listings are kept.
Telegram configuration connects your bot token and chat ID so Snipe-level deals are pushed to your phone the moment they are detected. All credentials are stored encrypted at rest.
PDH runs a continuous loop: your rules define the search, eBay scanner pulls fresh listings, the 6-stage filter eliminates noise, the scoring engine ranks what remains, and Telegram delivers the deals that matter.
Every listing that passes the filter pipeline receives a composite score out of 100 based on four weighted dimensions. The score determines which band the listing falls into and whether it triggers a Telegram alert.
Raw eBay results are noisy. TCG cards, plush toys, stickers, and scam listings pollute every search. PDH runs every listing through six sequential gates before it ever reaches the scoring engine. Only clean, relevant, legitimate Pokemon GO in-game asset listings survive.
Every feature exists because manual eBay searching for Pokemon GO assets is slow, noisy, and full of irrelevant results. PDH solves each of these problems.
Define your watch rules, connect your eBay API credentials, and let PDH run. Deals are scored, ranked, and delivered to your Telegram automatically.
Launch Pokemon GO Deal HunterRequires a MelTuc account. Create one free.
You will need your own eBay Developer API credentials (App ID, Cert ID, Dev ID) to enable scanning.