How to Set Up Labubu Restock Alerts
Set a restock alert on the official POP MART product page, check regional app options, and know what an alert can—and cannot—guarantee.
The most direct way to get a Labubu restock alert is to open the exact item’s product page on your local official POP MART store, then select “NOTIFY ME WHEN AVAILABLE” or the equivalent shown there. Follow the page’s prompts to register. The wording and sign-up flow can vary by region. An alert is a prompt to check stock, not a reservation: popular products may sell out quickly, and POP MART does not give a specific restock date for some products. POP MART’s Canada FAQ describes the alert, the uncertainty around restock dates, and its authenticity guidance.
Set up the official product-page alert
- Choose the right regional store. Visit the official POP MART store for your country or region. Make sure it can ship to your address; store availability, stock, and interface can differ by territory.
- Find the exact Labubu item. Search for the product or series you want, then open its individual product page. Check the product name and format: for example, a blind box, figure, or plush item may have a separate listing.
- Check the stock status. If it is sold out, look for “NOTIFY ME WHEN AVAILABLE,” “arrival notification,” “restock notification,” or a local equivalent. POP MART’s regional FAQs describe a notification control on the product detail page; the label is not necessarily identical everywhere. See the POP MART FAQ for Luxembourg for the arrival-notification wording.
- Follow the page’s registration prompts. Complete only the fields and verification the official page requests. The cited FAQ confirms the product-page alert, but it does not establish one delivery channel for every territory. Check your local flow to see whether it offers email, app, or another notification method.
- Confirm the alert is registered. Follow any on-page confirmation. If the page does not make the status clear, revisit the product page or check the relevant account or notification settings offered in your region.
- When an alert arrives, open the official product page promptly. Confirm that the item is actually available and that the listing, region, and delivery details are right before ordering.
POP MART says it is working to restock but does not have a specific date for some popular products. It also warns that high-demand items may sell out quickly after restocking. Treat an alert as a useful heads-up, not as a promised lead time or a hold on inventory. Read the official FAQ.
Can the POP MART app send Labubu restock alerts?
The POP MART app listing on Google Play advertises restock alerts and names Labubu among the products it covers. That listing describes the UK app, UK delivery, and GBP pricing, so confirm that the app is available in your region and that its alert feature works for your local store before relying on it. See the UK Google Play listing.
If your local app is available, use its own product or notification controls and check whether you must enable notifications in your device settings. The listing establishes that the UK app advertises alerts; it does not establish the same behavior or delivery channel in every country.
What to do if the alert option is missing
- Check the exact item page. An alert control may not appear on a search result or collection page. Open the individual product listing.
- Check the correct regional store. The product page and its controls can vary by territory. Use the store that serves your delivery location.
- Check whether the item is listed as discontinued or unavailable. A restock alert cannot be assumed to exist for every product or status. POP MART’s FAQ confirms the control on product detail pages where available; it does not promise one for every item.
- Look for local wording. The button may say “arrival notification” or use another regional translation rather than “NOTIFY ME WHEN AVAILABLE.”
- Use official local announcements for release information. POP MART’s Japan FAQ points readers to official local social accounts for release announcements and says product-page stock updates reflect restocks. This describes Japan’s service; check your own region’s official channels. POP MART Japan FAQ.
Optional third-party restock trackers
Third-party services advertise broader retailer monitoring and Labubu alerts. Their advertised coverage, delivery speed, and accuracy have not been independently established here. Treat them as optional, and check these details before signing up:
- Does the service cover the exact retailer, product, and country you care about?
- Does it require an account, personal details, or retailer credentials?
- Which alert channels does it actually offer for your region?
- Can you verify an alert on the retailer’s live product page before buying?
Do not assume a third-party alert means the official store has stock. Confirm availability and seller details directly with the retailer.
Buy from an official source and check authenticity
For the strongest authenticity assurance, prefer POP MART’s own official website, official stores, or ROBOSHOP vending machines. POP MART says purchases through these specified channels are guaranteed authentic and verifiable. Its Canada FAQ explains that buyers can use the authenticity verification feature with the verification number on the holographic packaging label. That official guarantee should not be extended to third-party marketplace listings or resellers. See POP MART’s authenticity instructions.
If you consider a third-party listing, verify the seller and the item independently. A stock alert does not establish that a listing is authentic, fairly priced, or authorized.
Or skip the browser setup
If you are building a workflow that captures the public product page for visual reference, ScreenshotNeo can return a page screenshot with one API request. It is a screenshot API, not a Labubu stock monitor, and this call does not register a restock alert or notify you when inventory changes. See the ScreenshotNeo API documentation.
curl -G "https://api.screenshotneo.com/v1/shot" -d access_key=YOUR_API_KEY --data-urlencode url=https://www.popmart.com/ca -o shot.webp
import requests
r = requests.get(
"https://api.screenshotneo.com/v1/shot",
params={"access_key": "YOUR_API_KEY", "url": "https://www.popmart.com/ca"},
timeout=90,
)
r.raise_for_status()
with open("shot.webp", "wb") as image:
image.write(r.content)
const q = new URLSearchParams({
access_key: 'YOUR_API_KEY',
url: 'https://www.popmart.com/ca'
});
const res = await fetch(`https://api.screenshotneo.com/v1/shot?${q}`);
if (!res.ok) throw new Error(`Screenshot request failed: ${res.status}`);
await Bun.write('shot.webp', res);
ScreenshotNeo removes cookie banners, popups, and chat widgets before the shot; bot checks, blank pages, and failed loads are never billed. Its MCP server lets AI agents take screenshots. The free plan includes 1,000 screenshots a month with no card; paid plans start at $5 for 3,000. To set up an actual restock alert, use POP MART’s product-page notification control above. Create a free ScreenshotNeo account.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Likely cause | What to try |
|---|---|---|
| No alert button appears | You may be on a search or collection page, the wrong regional store, or a listing without an alert control. | Open the exact product detail page on your local official store and check for regional wording such as “arrival notification.” |
| The page will not accept the registration | A required field, verification step, or region-specific condition may be incomplete. | Follow the prompts on the official page and confirm the store region matches your delivery location. |
| You registered but are unsure whether it worked | The page may provide confirmation in a way that is easy to miss, or the local flow may differ. | Look for an on-page confirmation or check the account or notification area the local store provides. Do not assume an unconfirmed click created an alert. |
| You received an alert but the item is sold out | The alert does not reserve stock, and high-demand products may sell out quickly. | Open the official listing to verify live availability. Keep the product page handy and ensure your account and checkout details are ready, without treating that as a guarantee. |
| The app has no Labubu alert option | The cited app listing is UK-specific; availability and features can differ by territory. | Confirm your local app’s availability and use the official product-page control for your region if offered. |
| A third-party tracker reports stock, but the store does not | Third-party coverage or alert accuracy may differ, and those claims are not independently verified here. | Trust the retailer’s live product page for purchase availability; review the tracker’s coverage and privacy requirements. |
Reliability and practical tips
- Register separately for each exact product page you want to follow; do not assume an alert for one series covers every Labubu item.
- Use the official store for your region and confirm the product page still shows the item you intended.
- Check the retailer directly after an alert. Alerts may arrive after inventory changes, and they do not reserve an item.
- Do not rely on a supposed universal restock day or time. The cited official FAQ does not give a specific date for some popular restocks.
- Use a third-party tracker only after reviewing its retailer coverage, region support, data requests, and notification options.
FAQ
Does joining the alert guarantee I can buy the item?
No. It notifies you to check the product page; it does not reserve stock or guarantee that inventory remains available.
Can I choose email, push, or SMS?
That depends on the registration flow available in your region. The official FAQ confirms the product-page alert, but not one universal delivery channel.
Is there a reliable date for the next Labubu restock?
POP MART says it does not have a specific date for some of the popular products covered by its FAQ. Check official local announcements and the product page for current information.
Does ScreenshotNeo tell me when Labubu is back in stock?
No. ScreenshotNeo captures website screenshots; its screenshot API call does not monitor inventory or create restock alerts.


