The useful answer to “where is a Pokémon vending machine near me?” depends on two things: an up-to-date location list and your distance from each machine. VendHunt combines both on iPhone and iPad.
Start with the location
1. Official Pokémon vending locator
The official Pokémon vending locator is a direct source for participating locations. Use it when you want to verify that a machine is listed by the publisher.
2. VendHunt’s state location pages
Browse coverage by state. Each state page shows current counts, top cities, retailers, and three sample stops. Exact addresses and the complete map stay in VendHunt.
3. VendHunt for distance and routes
VendHunt turns the location list into a practical run:
- Sort 1,929 US locations by distance
- Search by city, state, or retailer
- Drop a pin anywhere if you do not want to use your current location
- Build the shortest route through nearby or hand-picked stops
- Check off each visit and keep a private machine log
Download VendHunt
Get VendHunt for iPhone and iPad on the App Store. No account is required, and the app contains no ads or tracking.
Plan a machine run
- Open VendHunt and sort by distance (or drop a pin).
- Set a radius and choose how many stops you want.
- Let the app order the stops, or select up to 10 machines yourself.
- Open the route in Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze.
- Check off each stop and log your haul when the run is finished.
FAQ
Does VendHunt show live inventory?
No. VendHunt maps machine locations and plans routes. Inventory and operating
status can change throughout the day.
Is VendHunt affiliated with a trading card publisher?
No. VendHunt is an independent, fan-made locator.
Which states are covered?
The current dataset includes 27 US states. See the
complete state directory.