PokeMMO Bot FAQ

PokeBotLabs is independent Windows desktop automation software for supported PokeMMO farming workflows. It focuses on visual game-state checks, route automation, recovery behavior and session diagnostics.

Payday Machine and EXP Bot are currently available public products. IV Hunter and Ditto Bot are planned workflows without standalone public downloads.

Yes. EXP Bot is available through dashboard download access for eligible accounts, with the same 4-hour trial flow from the Windows client.

Create an account, log in to the dashboard and use the download card when your account has an active license, active trial or available trial entitlement. The protected download is not a public file link.

PokeBotLabs is paid Windows desktop software, but eligible users can use a 4-hour free trial before purchasing. The trial is designed for testing the available product, not as an unlimited free PokeMMO bot.

The 4-hour free trial timer starts from the Windows client when you log in and activate it with a verified device. Creating a website account by itself does not start the timer.

No. Account registration alone does not start the free trial. The trial begins only when an eligible user intentionally starts it from the Windows PokeBotLabs client.

Yes. Eligible users can use the 4-hour free trial to test the available Payday Machine or EXP Bot workflow before buying a monthly license.

No. Client access is tied to the account and hardware ID used for activation. A license or trial that belongs to one device should not be expected to work on a different computer.

Buy a new product license key when the previous monthly license expires. Each purchase creates a separate license key, so open a dashboard support ticket if you are not sure which key belongs to your account.

Copy and paste the key exactly, check that it has not already been redeemed and make sure you are logged in to the correct account. If it still fails, open a support ticket with the error message shown on the dashboard.

The site documents Payday Machine, EXP and EV training automation, farming workflow comparisons, fishing-route methods and shiny detection as a feature inside supported modes.

Only workflows that are actually available through the current dashboard/client flow should be treated as downloadable. Planned products are documented for clarity, but they are not presented as active downloads until the dashboard marks them available.

When captcha detection is enabled, the bot pauses and alerts the user. Captchas should be solved manually by the user; the software is not presented as captcha-solving automation.

No. CAPTCHA handling is a pause-and-alert workflow. The user must return to the computer and solve the CAPTCHA manually before continuing where appropriate.

In supported farming modes, Shiny detection can interrupt the normal farming objective and transition into the configured Shiny handling workflow. Capture should not be treated as guaranteed.

Users should prepare their catcher setup before running long sessions. If a selected workflow expects a dedicated catcher Pokémon in a specific party slot, that slot should be prepared before the route starts.

Yes, lower-level Pokémon can gain EXP during repeated Payday battles in appropriate teams, but level-up screens, move learning and EXP processing can slow the money-farming loop.

Yes, fishing can be used as a route and encounter method where supported by the selected workflow and map route data.

No. Fishing is documented as a supported encounter method, not a standalone PokeBotLabs product.

The Windows client is built for longer monitored sessions, but no automation should be treated as set-and-forget. Users should watch early runs, respond to captcha alerts and stop the bot if the game state looks wrong.

No. PokeBotLabs is independent software and is not developed by, endorsed by or officially affiliated with PokeMMO.

Check that the PokeMMO client settings were applied, keep the Battle chat tab selected and attach the latest session log in a support ticket from the dashboard.

Registered users can use dashboard support tickets and upload logs such as session_log.txt. The best support requests include the selected product, map or mode, and what the client was doing when the issue happened.

No automation tool should be treated as risk-free. PokeBotLabs focuses on controlled workflows, logs and safeguards, but users should understand the risks of third-party automation before using it.