Pokémon Go Daily Bonus rewards for streaks, first catch and Pokéstop of each day
Here's how much XP and Stardust you get for playing Pokémon Go each day.
Pokémon Go daily bonuses reward you for regularly playing the game and using its basic mechanics.
All you need to do is catch a Pokémon everyday to build a catch streak and visit a PokéStop everyday to build a spin streak in order to get bonus XP and Stardust. You get even more rewards if you do this every day for an entire week.
This Pokémon Go guide will cover everything you need to know about daily streaks.
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Pokémon Go daily bonus rewards and how streaks work
For the first Pokémon you catch and the first PokéStop you spin each day, you'll earn some additional XP and Stardust.
It doesn't matter what Pokémon or PokéStop you spin - it can be the same you visit every day - as you'll still earn the reward and streak for that day. If you do this seven days in a row, you'll be rewarded with an even larger bonus.
On top of this, for the seven day Pokéstop streak, you will receive a Special Evolution Item - such as King's Rock, Sun Stone, Up-Grade, Dragon Scale or Metal Coat
The amount of XP and Stardust you received for your daily streaks used to be lower, but developer Niantic upped these numbers during lockdown in March 2020 to make playing the game easier from home.
The table below shows the amount of XP, Stardust and other bonuses currently rewarded for each day of your daily catch and spin streak:
| Activity | One day streak reward | seven day streak reward |
|---|---|---|
| Catching a Pokémon | 1,500 XP and 1,800 Stardust | 6,000 XP and 9,000 Stardust |
| Spinning a PokéStop | 500 XP and additional items like Poké Balls, berries, and Gifts | 2,500 XP and even more additional items including a Special Evolution Item |
The Dual Destiny Season is here! It begins with the Just My Cup of Tea event, which also sees the arrival of Sinistea and the Dual Destiny quest in Pokémon Go! You can now catch Dynamax Pokémon through Max Battles. First, however, you need to visit Power Spots to collect Max Particles and complete the To the Max! quest. Don't forget to try out Routes, Gift Exchange and Party Play while you're hunting down rare Pokémon, fighting in the Go Battle League or competing in PokéStop Showcases.
Other things to know about Pokémon Go daily bonuses and streaks
Here is some additional information about catching Pokémon and spinning PokéStops in Pokémon Go to help you get the most out of playing the game:
- Spinning a Gym Photo Disk also counts as spinning a Pokéstop. Just tap the Poké Ball symbol in the bottom right-hand corner after selecting a Gym to switch to the Photo Disk screen
- Using a Lucky Egg will double any XP earned for 30 minutes, while activating a Star Piece rewards 50 percent more Stardust for 30 minutes. This means you can get even more XP and Stardust from your daily streaks when these items are active. We recommend only using these items if you plan to do a lot of activities that award XP or Stardust to get the most out of them
- Daily bonus eligibility will reset at 12am local time, so you won't have to wait a full 24 hours after you last caught a Pokémon or spun a PokéStop to continue your streak
- You can see what catch or spin streak you are currently on by naigating to the Today View tab. This is found by tapping the binoculars symbol on the bottom right-hand corner of the screen, and selecting 'Today' from the top tabs. Scroll down to just past your PokéCoins number to see your streaks
- Make sure you don't have a full item bag when spinning a PokéStop, otherwise you can't continue the streak or get any items. You can buy additional space by purchasing Item Bag upgrades from the in-game shop for 200 PokéCoins
- The daily bonus you receive is in addition to the rewards you get for catching Pokémon or visiting PokéStops - so expect to add (at least) 100 XP for catching a Pokémon and 50 XP for spinning a PokéStop. Using Curveballs will reward even more XP, dependent on if you did a nice, great, or excellent throw
- Hatching an Egg will not count as catching a Pokémon, so make sure you actually encounter them in the wild to continue your catch streak
- You can also get medals for catching Pokémon, visiting Pokéstops, and more, giving you extra incentive to keep catching and spinning every day
Good luck with building those catch and spin streaks in Pokémon Go!