No, and anyone promising you one is lying. Retailers cancel orders and stock genuinely runs out. What ChronoCart removes is the part you can actually control — being there the instant a drop goes live, every single time, without you sat refreshing a page.

One checkout profile, assigned to one retailer. Give one to Pokémon Center, one to Target, one to Walmart, and all three work their own drops at the same time. Your plan is just how many you get.

No — that is the entire point. Restocks land late at night and without warning. Your ChronoBots are already sat on the retailer, so the checkout happens whether you are at your desk or asleep.

One per retailer you care about. Most members land on Base at six, which comfortably covers a drop hitting two or three retailers at once. You can add more later without changing plan.

Yes. Extra ones are $7/month each, or $21 for three and $35 for five. Existing members keep the rate they joined on, so adding later never reprices your membership.

Nine storefronts. Pokémon Center, Target, Walmart, Costco, Sam's Club, Amazon, Bandai and Crunchyroll each get their own ChronoBot, plus a Miscellaneous one for sites outside that list.

Capacity, not a sales tactic. Starter places are limited and all of them are currently running. Base is the tier most members take anyway — six ChronoBots instead of three.

Four steps: check out through Stripe, join the Discord, open an onboarding ticket, and staff walk you through setup in your own private ticket. Most members are live before the next drop.

Any time, from the Billing link in your dashboard — it opens the Stripe portal and you cancel there yourself. No contract, no notice period, and no need to open a ticket to be let out.